mHB subscribers intending to .cnsnge ineir.oußi
. I: ncsß.willsell ofCtheir whole elock.Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, ..
at vcrV retiaced prices. Their slock consists of Coats*
Vegta and' of almost every description and
quality; also, shirts, collars, bosoms, stocks, neck and
nockel handkerchiefs, gloves, stockings, suspenders,
Lots, caps, boots, shoes, umbrellas, leather and hair
trunks, 1 carpet bags, and.in short every article that is
necessary to complete a gentleman's wardrobe. They
will also sell goods by the yard, such as cloths, cassi
mores, Vestings, cassinbtts, summer stupes in great
variety, muslins, flannels, &c.
: . ;. ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON.
Carlisle; May.B, iB6O.
N. B.All persons knowing thoinsolves indebted to
the.firm will please make payment immodiately.-
1 / - A.&L*. •
Carpel®.
ARNOLD LEVI have just received anolhbr
large assortment of, l Carpets; which we are deter
mined to sell 10. percent cheaper than the. same
quality can bo purchased elsewhere.
May 2, 1860 '..’V : .
Parasol®.
AftNOLD & LE VI arc . now opening a very ex
tensive assurtmenfof Parasols, which will bo-sold
Very low nf their new and cheap store.
May. 2, iB6O ' • ‘ -■
Urlgado Inspect’® Order®.
ORDERS No.'!.—ln conformity,with the revised
Militia Law, of April 17th, 1849, the several
Battalions of,tbo First Brigade, Islh Division, will
riiebl for Review. and Inspection, as follows 1
The lit Battalion will meet in Meohanicsburg’on
the Ulh day pf May. . . .
The 2d Battalion will meet in Sbipppnsburg on the
17th d«y of May. .
The 3d Battalion wlll.mccl in Carlisle on the 14lh
of May. .... .• ■ - ... • .
The Ist Regiment will meet in Newvillo on the
18lh daiy ofM*y.
• Capl. Samuel SlewnrlVTroop.not .itlaohed to any
Battalion, will meet at the Slone Tavern, on the.
Walnut Bottom Road, on the 20lh day of May...
The-above commands will meet precisely at ton
o'clock A. M., of each day. Officers in command of
nompnnies will be. held responsible for4bo good con
dition of the anna and accoutrements.
SAML. CROP, Brig, lusp.
April SS, 1860
Dissolution of Partnership.
. Til E partnership heretofore existing between
Henry Church, U. K. Church, and Jacob Lnng
hecker, under the firm of Henry Church & Co.,
was dissolved. by. mutual consent on the Ist of
April, 1860. As it is necessary for the Books of
the firm lo be settled without delay,on accountof
(he.dissolution, ail persons knowing themselves
indebted, will call .on Henry Church, and settle
their respective accounts on or before (lie Ist day
of June next, and those having claims against the
firm will present them to H. Church, with whom
iho books have been left for settlement.
11. CHURCH,
J.LONGNECKER,
U. K. CHURCH.
April 25, 1890* • •
N. B. The Lumbering business will be carried
on as heretofore, by Henry- Churfeli, In all it!
branches. Having purchased a now and well
selected stock of Lumber, he- hopes that his old
bustomers-and the public generally ivlll call and
examine fur themselves. He has purchased and
-has for sale 800,000 of the best quality of Shingles
full;28 inches 10ng... Cell and !ee them* you that
tire in want.
Bridgeport April 26, 1860 .
IVcwvllJoFcmaloSeinliiary.
THIS Institution, under the care of Miss M. Dell,
wilt commence its fifth scfe-ion on the tirst Monday
of May. Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed, the Principal find those associated in
the control of the school still hope to discharge their
diUirs lo the satisfaction of those who.may commit
yotina Indies to their care. Aliihitod number of pu
pils from a distance can be accommodated.
Terms per session hf Jive Months .* . .
For boarding, lodging, washing, and lights
per term, - •' f • $5O 0(J
Tuition in Juvenile Department, compris
ing Heading, Writing, Arithmetic and
Geography,'' _ 600
rimmry Class—comprising Grammar, Na
tural Philosophy, Chemistry & Uoluny,. 1 900
Higher Bimlish Urunuhus, J 1 00
Music oir Fianrf; . • 15 00
Use of liibfru'iDCiit, 4 00
Drawing, , 10 00
.Payable oiio-half in advance. Tito Session coin
mcnccs May Ist, and onda Sept/80th.
HufrirE.VCER: I —Rev A, shflf(i, flfewvill*. -
■ , Dr J Hannon, do
H' SterreU, J3sq. do
■ . Scott CoyldV Esq. do'
Wm Durr, Esq*,. do 1
Col H liOgan, DiiMiurgV -
• . .. Rev, Jus Shields,* Juniata cbV >'
ApVil 18, IBso lm
Attention
BONNCTS! BOiWJCTS:
Mr*. M. NEFF, having returned from the
rogucald the attention of (he Ladies l«»
558t7 her large and splendid issorlmcnl of FANCY
and STRAW .MILLINERY, which .ho will upon
on Thursday the 25th Inst. Her stock embraces
every description of Bonnet*, such a* Casings, Albo*
nas, Bolin Straw*. Hungarian, Pearl, English Straw,
,&.c. Children's Donneia and Hat* of oil kinds, u
2 bnautiful- u**orlmont of Caps, Lace*, Ribbons, Col*
,-v lirs.CoflV, French Flower*, &c,j n good uMorltucnl
of Silk*, Turn Salim, and other Dress Goods; a lot
£ of very handsome Parasol*; a groat variety of Fancy
2 . Article* and Trimming* of every description; all of
Which wilt be sold low. Dutinels neatly altered.
Carlisle, April 25, 185U—1m
T>ONNBTB. Tlio attention of tho ladies is parti.
t) Cularly Invited to my large and splendid assort
ment of Bonnets of all kinds, prices and qualities.
Also ft very lafge and beautiful assortment of Bon.
net, Cap, and Neon'Ribbons. • •
April 95, 1630 CHA3. OGILBY.
1.-ADIES SHOES. Just received a full assortment
j of (lie best quality and'udwest style Philadelphia
Shoos.' Alio a good astfbrltneru of Children’s Roots
and Shoes, neat, handsome and good, nt tho cheap
store of , ■ CiIAS. OGILUY.
April 25,1850
PARASOLS'. I*He subscriber has just received a
large lot'of Parasols, of beautiful styles, embrac
ing every quality, to which the attention of the ladies
la inviledV N W WOODS. Agt
April 86', IBftO . -f ■
apd Bonnet Ribbons, Call and pur-
your Bonnots end Ribbons from the on*
• ; dpM ‘Bood. Who Ims just received a large and varied
assortment, and you will save monot. v
April BMWO' 1 N‘ W WOObS. ATgf
TMIBSS BILKEI. The subscriber has just opened
_U an ex tensive slock of Drbss Silks of the latest
at.vles, which ho oflforaat unusually low mice.. The
special .attention of the ladles'll solicited
AprimiTsho N w woods. a B i
¥ 0 0 |lcois; Tho subscriber ho. Just
opbnW a largo slobk of mUslihs ondcoUbods in
the ssle;of which ho ollbrs unusual inducements to
purchasers. Public patronage Is solicited • *
ApriPgO, 1350' . N W WOODS', Agt’
A PRIME lot of Mahogany Voneors, just received
'by tho subscriber. Also a lot of■ Morocco and
Lining Skins, oil to bo sold cheap by • ’ ■ 1
HENRY SAXTON. 1
February 14, iB6O
Borough Receipts & Expenditures.
Account ofAbner Jp'.Bentz, Treasurer
[of the Bbfough o/Cariule,fur the.
Cash received of John Walker; balance,, •
of Duplicate for 1843* t • • $1565 65.
,** ofT B Thompson,late treasurer, 134. 60
“ Jos, H Blair,'Chief Burgees, for
, fines and license!} i v ~ 143 50
■ l * for stall rant of Market house, 214 07
“. for IJcenses for proylaionVtores, 17 00
** ,of sundry, persons oh account of.
Borough' , . .... 113 20
* 4 of John Harder, clerk to Maiket
House and Weigh,Scales,,,. 76 ,19
Amount of Duplicate for 1849, 2410, 34
By. cash, paid Thos B Thompson, extra...... ,
"salary as .treasurer for. 1849, ... ■ $lO 00
Paid officers for holding Borough elec- ,
lion, 4 \V, , ... .11 00
Pdld Jos Shrorfi repdififag. Alley east of.
East street, 1 , . . , . 25 00
Paid H A Doty for,repairing Grave Yard
Fence, . ; - 4 50
Paid Geo Ege, Esq., for qualifying Bo
rough officers, 2 50
Paid Harn & Sipe for plank for Bridges, '4 08
Paid John Brannon for repairing Weigh
Scales, ... 6 75
Paid Jacob. Weaver for boards, • ,6-34-
Paid Wright & Saiton for hardware, 4 09
Paid Win Riley for dopy of assessment, 10 00
Paid John Listman for repairing Grave . .
’ Yard .Fence, .7 00
Paid Boyer & Mateor for printing; 16 25
Paid J B Bratton for prlnting, t 3^oo
Paid George Hays for cleaning Letart
Spring, t , . . /.•' 28 00
Paid Samuel.Sipe for plank and bbarßsj 489
Paid John Harder for lurmshing'broomo
ftir Market'House, .1 60
Paid S D Adair, Esq.; professional ser- , r .
vices, •j. ' 300
Paid Geo, Lenhaft for cleaning Borough
pump, |j 00
Paid Samuel Sipe for boards;. 2.2 i
Paid E Beatty for printing,. 13 25
Paid Frank. Gardner for repairing Mar- N
ket House, 176 00
Paid John Harder for furnishing brooms
for Mar House; 1 13
Paid C Inhoff for candles, 75
Paid James Loudon for stationary, 1150
Paid Union Fire Company annual ap
propriation, 31 00
Paid Cumberland Fire Comp, do 34 00
t'aid A A Line for painting Market
House, 90 00
Paid A S' Lyno for furnishing lamps for
Market House, . 14,63
Paid VV B Mathews for laying stepping
stones across Louther street, 10 00
Paid Robt Moore Co. Treds’r for use of
■ room and fuel,' 7 00
Paid U Moore Co. Troas’r for Borough
expenses in repairing clock, * ** ' 10 63
Paid Samuel Elliott for furnishing oil
for Market House, ** 7 41
Paid Solomon Slouffer for repairing floor
of Weigh house, 75
Paid Wm. Park for making East South
_. . • . 315 00
Paid John Walker interest refunded on '
outstanding taxes of 1848, 10 70
Paid J P Lyne for glass and tubes for ■
lampd, • . • 5 90
Paid Wra Millet for repairing Borough ♦
pumps; ■ C 2
Paid John.Wnlfcef codls refunded on Fi■
Fa issued against him fur taxes of
ISIS, , . ' ■ 19 60
Paid S W Ha'^orslick for oil for Market
House, . 7 00
Paid JVV Bhy for oil. for Market House; .8 00
Paid Frank. Gardner for repairs at mar
ket house; • . ' . 9 So
Paid W Cart for log* for Wef£h scale*,* Ido
Paid A & VV‘Uontz, powder furnished
A M’Lpaater, street Cotmu’sr. I GO
Paid C InhotTfor candles, ‘ 75
Paid A W Benlz small notes, cancelled .
with interest, • ; 23 65
Paid P Davidson and others, street regu-
Inlets, regulating streets, &c, 5 00
Paid A P Frb for Winding town clock, 10 00
Paid Geo L Heighten salary ad 6lcik 16 -
coun6il', ~ tfo 60
Paid VV, Holmes as High
Constable, $lO5 00
Paid .W Holmes salary as su
perintendent of Grave Yd. 26 00
Paid Win ItolrtVes fof removing
nttfscencos, 3 60
• ; 33 50
Paid Jno Harder salary as Clerk - to mar
ket & bay bcales; , v 55 00
Paid Jamea Dunbar salary as Messen
ger to council, 9 00
Paid Marlin Oormnan salary as Messen
ger . 3 5q
Paid Abner VV Denial'salary as Borough
Treasitrdr, . 90 o<f
Pdid A M’Loastor salary as Street Com
missioner and work done by him
and other persons, 370 og
John Spahr, collector, exonera
tions, , . - sBs' 10
Juhh Spabr, services and corn
mission collecting Dup’lo . 125.50'
... ——**2lo GO
Paid Job Harder for shovelling sriott at
market, house, . 9 00
Paid sundry parsons interest oh'Bonds
Big Spring Ada
mantine Ouurda, you
nro ordered to. parade
at tho public house of
Christ. MVllingrr, in
I Stoughstowh.on Mon
day the Qih day of
May next, at 10 o’-
dork A. M. properly
eqnipt Oir drill. D\
aider of the Captain!
T. C. MILDER,
.0 B,'
* April 16, 186 b
held by them against Dorudgh, 389 65
Paid sundry jinrerons on bonds held by
them against the borough, 2090 73
Balance of outstanding taxes for 1819, IU9 74
, . , 94,016 07
Balance in hands of Treasurer, 27 81
The above nnd foregoing account of Abner W.
Beriiz, borough Treasurer, has this day been ex
amined and approved.
DAVID SIDE,
W.M. BELL,
Committee of Accounts,
April 13,1850.
Amount qf Borough Liabilities Ist of
Adam Rcigel,
Daniel R. Keller,
Dr. A. Csiliiaurl,
D. & W. Danner,
Mrs. Sarah A. Todd,
Isano Barton,
Mrs. June A. Kaufman,
A. B. Roberts,
Andrew Holmes,
Whole ami of borough liabilities in 1849,15,173 01
Amount qf Borough Liabilities cancel
led sinci tst of April, 1 \Bi9. ....
Bond No. TO boariHg'd.lo Jan. 34, lH44,in
the name of A'. Catlicnrt, $ 48 00
- (i « 58 boaHhjfiUale Ist Doc. 1843, in •
tho name of A E Rqbqrls, 60 00
11 “ .57, booring date Deo. 15,1843, in .
, the name of A Catheart, 70S 73.
u u. 31 bearing dole Oct. 17,1,843,5 n
tlio name of D R Keller,. .. 300 00
“ •• 30 bearing date Got. 17', 1843, In
« the name of ■, 200 00
1 •» “ 29 bearing dale Oql.. 17,1843,' in
.. . , th'e nkino-of D'R'ltollor, ( 175 00
••1“ 28'bosring dalo Oct. 17i in
' the Tiafdb, of D*R Keller, ■> , .200 00
*• 23 bearing date Obl.'S6, lfe4s,in’
, ’ the napio of Wrs. J A KrtofmanVßO 00
-- •« u 4'bearing dale Oot. 18,1843, in
• the name of Sarah A Wilson,.
• now Sarah A'Todd,’ • ' 425 00
year 1849.
DR;
454,675 51
$4,073 SI
%/Ipriif 1*849.
BOND HOLDERS:
$1289.00
775 00
. 750 73
.584 00
740 UO
100 00
80 00
. 60 00
’ 794 28
.■ ~ , $2000*73
Whole amount, of cancelled
• in. 1849. ' '
Balance of Dorctiph liatnliticii oa llio let of April,
. 1850, la;l3082 28, which is hold among llio fol
lowing .bond holdersV
Andrew HplintiS) • 1794 2s
Adam Reigel, '1289 00,
1) & W Danner'i' 584 00
Isaacißiiripn, • .100 00
Miss SJi VVilsoQ how Mrs S A Tudd;, t 315 00
lit .. ... ; $3082 28
To pay wlilth the Borough has balance of
outstanding lares, , , 199 74.
James ttaeket, 1010 WeigH-maslcr, 845
Nolhan Htmlch, on note ofsll3B
with 2 yrs interest,
Real debt oT Borough, $2861 35
*'•>. ' A. W, BENTZ, Bortitigh Treasurer.
AprlUS, 1850-31
;plßils&del|>liial Iti 6nri i I lig St ov e.
No, 52 South Second Street. Near Chestnut,
PIIILiUELPUIA.
BEESON 6c SON,
A RE now receiving their spring importations,
iJL.arid would respectfully invito the attention pi
4)1 cash buyers (either wholesale or retail) to their
of
Mounting Goods Exclusively.
Black JBaregeSj Marquise, Chaly, Bombasines,
Boiribazjne ftnisn Alpacas, Canton Cloths, Silks,
double 'width Ntousseline do Laines, Grenadines,
Canton Crapes,. Barege Laines, Thibet.long and
square Shawls, Barege Shawls, Crape, Love; and
Crape Lisse Veils, patent English trimming and
veil Crapes,dec.. ’ , '
Second Mourning Lawns, Ginghams; Bareges,
Mousse, do Laines,; Gingham. Lowns, Chintzes.
Acier Cloths, Linen Lustres, mourning bordered
Handkerchiefs,-Collhrs and Cuffs, black and Lead
Kid Cloves, Neapolitan Gloves, ,
April 18, 1850—Ci ’
Opinions of tiir Frsss
“They are largely provided with.'Mournlng
Goods, and those wishing to purchase, will find
umplo opportunity to do so with them.— [Worth
American*.
“No odvmlogd takerf of domestic for
extortion of imposition.”-^- {Saturday Courier.
I . “Our citizens can, at any moment, call at thir
•(tore, and obtain every material forjadies* attire,
that is riccfc'snfy In the Reason of affliction, confi
dent at .onco of obtaining good goods, and at fail
prices'.”— [lnquiHr. IV ., . ,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CpuifccUoMary Store: ..
iVest Main Sl.\ nearly opposite lihtein'e Warehoused
fPHE undersigned having commenced the manufac-
JL taring of ALL KINDS OF CAND Y, deepened
a Confectionary and Fruit store, Would'call the albert*-
tion of. Town arid Country Merchants to their adver
tisement. ' '
They will manufacture anil have constantly on
hand,
ALL KINDS OF CANDY,
which'they will wholesale ahd, retail at the lowest
prices. Also all kinds of Fruit, such as Oranges,
Lemons, Figs, Raisins. Dates, Prunes, dec. ' Nuts of
every kind, viz: Almonds, Cocoa-nuts, Filberts, But
ter-nuts, English Walnuts, Ground-nuts, dec, ■ /
Fancy Articles and Toys
of every description. Tobacco and Seoaßs, Rods
skU’r Mikf.rau Water, and a variety of other arti
cles too numerous to mention..' 1
They would respectfully solicit a share nf public
patronage. * . A. S. WORMLEY,
A pill 'l l, 1850 , S. W.HANNAN.
Pure Wines and Liquors. '
THU attention of Dealers find Hotel keepers, isi
requested to my fine assortment of Wines and Li-'
quoVi seioclc.il With great cate from slocksin Europe
aud in tliU Country, and from sources which enable'
me.to guarantee their purity,
Umlftlfcfc'o? every description from $1 to $6 per
gallon. , . ... v \-
'Wlilskoy, lrish, Scotch afld MonohgdheTai.
Old Jamaica Gin & roach Brandy.
Madeira, Sherry and Pori. VVliios of every variety
ond grade, from 76 els to f,S per tfalloh. .'
Champagne of all celebrated, brand*, $9,60 to $lO.
Claret. Fine Table. Claret at £3>nnd higher grades;
Malaga,.Muscat, &c. Wild
Cherry Brandy, Raspberry, Blackberry and Lavender
Brandy, Asc.' , f . j ’
The Quuniry Tiade supplied aiwliolcsalo prices.
A complete assortment of Wines and Liquors, very
cheap for culinary purposes. , % .
, Orde/cf promptly-. attended to. . Goods carefully
packed and forwarded hy "Express.” Samples sent
to any part of the country free of charge, by address*
i’ng, postpaid* < A. 11. McCALLA,;
! , Wino Merchant, 30 Walnut street, Bhila.
April 18. 1860—3 m
NOTICE.
JS licrof)V pivon thsl 1 lie pa rlnership heretofore.ex
iMin tr between Gi;o. \Y. Fee.le-r n nti Geo. Swartz,
uf.llumptlen Township, was ijie.elrid, by mutual
consent,-on Mho 4th day of March,'df* R.,,1850..
Tho Boohs and accounts are in (ho hands of Goo!
\V. Feeler for settlement.... ! I, ... ... ~,
■■ GEORGE W. FESSLEIi,
, , •• GEORGE SWARTZ.
Carlisle, April 25.—Gk ' ■
Notice)<
, LISTTI3U3 of Administration cn the estate of
•Toljn jQulborlson, late of Silver Spring township*
Cumberland ouunty, Pennsylvania, hove -boon
granted to the subscribers residing In said township,
county aforesaid. AM persons Indebted losaid es
tate are requested to mako immediate payment,
and those htfviiitf-eioime will present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement, to
WILLIAM CULBERTSON,
WILLIAM KELLER, ..
April 56, IBso—Gt? .. Adm’ra.
NOTICE.
WHEREAS John Seitz, of Monrootownship.
;has assigned his real ond personal proper!) to
(he undersigned for the benefit of lib preditors. AH
persons {laving claims against the said Suit are re
quested to present'them, and those indebted to make
payment to tho subscriber residing in ('uiTihlo.
. JOHN AGNEW, Assignee.
April 18, 1860—Ci*
Gotuto Notice,
ALL persons are hereby notified that letters ol
administration on the estate of John Dlvin, late
of Eislpcntikborough township; Cumberland cqunly,
Pa. dcc’d, hbyo Guen issued by llio Register in and
fur said .county, to (ho subscriber whorqlide irfsald
township, bounty aforesaid. Alf persons having
claims or demands' ugul‘ns‘l tho,estate of the said
decedunl. are requested to make known tho same
without delay, and those indebted to make payment
to > . patjuck ryan, Eiv.
April 11,1850—6i* ■ ■
Usluto Notice.
LETTERS of Administration on the estate of Sue
anna Fahnestock, lute of Easlpcnnsborough township,
Cumberland county, Pa., have been Issued by the
Register of sold county to the subscribers, the first
named living In Mechunlcsbuig, and the last named
in Lower Allan township, county,oforessld. All
persons having claims against the said estate will
present them properly authenticated for settlement,
and those indebted Will make immediate payment to
• PfJTBR BARNHART,
, .. \VM. R'.UORQAS,
April 11, .1880—6 t . B*V
’ Etttdto ICoilco^,,. ,
LE ITERS of administration on the estate of Jos.
Hefllofingcir, late ojf Cum
berland eoupty, Po'nn’o.,deceased, huvfi bean granted
by the Rcgistqr;ofsfid county to’ilio
in Mifilin. township, county aforesaid. ..All pcfpons
indebted ..to,said estate ate Horoli.v rioti/ied to make,
immediate payment* ond those having claims to pfe*
sent them for s'otlfomonl (o
, - JOHN ORRIS, Adm’r.
Muroh'sa, IB6o—(U* .■
Ginghams. Th« Buhnm-iiwi.niiii Hq« ainrgo
Block oTthnaa 12j rent Oinghpiiiß for which ha
has had such an extraordinary *un t Call *hd «oo
I hem. K'V WOODS, Agl
April SS.IS6O' ,
• Sale of Unseated Lands,
BYTHfi;TREASIIRER OF CUMBERLAND
•• coontV.
> -n.Y, virtue of a Warrant from under the hands and
. iVse'dl of office of thd Commissioners of Cumber
land county, and tome directed, the following Tracts
and jJojs of Unseated Lands, situate in Cumberland
of Pennsylvania,..will bo exposed to
Sale ;by P.ubljo Vendue, on Monday the 10th day of
Juno (he Court House, in the Bordugh of
county aforesaid, and continued (by adjourn
ment) tp time;,until they aro alf sold, or
as much olf 4 oaoh.Jract or lot, as will bo sufficient to
defray, the arrearages of the State, County, Road and
School taxes dlie thereon, and costs.
WM. M, PORTER, Co. Treasurer.
Carlisle, Afcril 11, 1850
12 74
220 93
Acres •%.
and Years. Warrantee & Owners, Tax due
Lots.. -
: South Middleton.
27 1839 . Jacob Weaver '
IUO 1845- John Harper.
43 1848 John Harper** heirs
. 5 1846 Jacob Morrell
1 lot. 1846 John Walker' -
. 14 1847,8 James Gustin’s heirs
li 1847 .’ ■ Jonalhan Ouitwiuo
Newton.
150 1840 Wm Moulder
406 1840 John Cooper '
403 1840 Malhow Duncan
438 1840 Robert Lusk
415 1640 ’ Hugh Nicholson
401 1840 John,Nicholson
403' 1840 Jane Nicholson
North Middleiohi
- 2J 1840 . bol Wm Chambers.
134 1849,40 Mathew irsvin's heirs
16 1809,40 Sailer's heirs
800 1843,8 tlollehback's heirs
“"•16 1843 Samiiel Rhoads
Southampton, ”,
102 1840,1) fravid Herron’s heirs .U 10
439 . 1749 James Rccside Si Co. . 1 35
,102 1842,6 • John Herron's heirs 1 69
4UO 1644,5 William Scoll’s heirs 581
400 .1844,5 « .. 5 81
1 lot 1845,9 William Hancock 130
300 1845,9 Fd’h heirs 489
25 1845 Elizabeth Miller 1 04
404 1847,9 Wm Duncan ... 280
403 1H4t,5,9 John Nicholson 5 30
401 .1847,8,9 .John Nlcholsoh-,, . 5 30
438. 1847,6,9-John-AI Wuodbnrn .i 574
100 1848 0 Reynolds for.Herron’s holra ,60
437 1847.9 John Herron’s heirs. . . 5.13
1 lot 1846 Solomon. Gorges’ heirs 59
1 lot 1847 Hemy Newcomer . > GO
Silver Spring,
10 .1840 Andrew Sheley's heirs
37 . 1847 Joseph Slirull,
tZcutpennaborough I
Ncldich St, Miller's heirs
1 . , Shlppeniburg huroiigh,
i loi. 1841,4 Peter Neal
■ . AlUn\‘
Hut 1840
1 lot 1848
1 lot 1848
000 1844
1 1849
1 lot 1849
30 1849
3 1849
John Brannon
Mclclioir Oronnomon
Michael Ego's heirs
Hopewell. ; '
Harper & Underwood -2 35
Samuel S Smith
John Harper . '
John McCluno
Kicliurd’Woods'heirs
Georgo Himes '' ‘
John Harper's heirs
Ur W S Sharp's heirs
Frankfurd,
Jacob Wagner's heirs
Christian jVrlour
Perry's heirs (col’d)
-Henry Bine's heirs
ullcnry Sliunk
John Moglnnis (Hullcpbock’s
. Heirs)! 47
James McCartney (Ilollcn*
baekVhelrs 1 12
Hubert Fuuler's (Hollcnback's
- ‘ heirs) 2 10
Williams (Hollcnback's hclrtt) I 36
Samuel Kcsugh (Hollunback’s
iioirs) 4 25
Thomas Panecy (Hollcnback's
, heirs) 1 60
Goo’. Magcchan • -
u , heirs) 93
Wra Sandora (colM 12
,« i- Mifflin- ....
W Craig McCnW
Frederick Hoover,
Wm Myers' heirs’
Wm Parker
Georgo Himes
Daniel Eckels
Pclor If -Ego ..
Jphn. fipipiingor
Andrew, J, North •, V' r . ’
Thomas Martin (John Bar*.
. . per A Cu} .
Samuel Gardner,(John Hsr*
, '.per & Co) , .
Hosannah Martin (John Bar*
. per & Co)'
Charles Bryan (John Har
per & Co)
30 1647,8 James Ilodvcr.
2 1848 James Elliott's heirs
238 1848,9 John Harper's heirs
200 1648 John M Woodhurn
200 1848,9 Issue B Parker
200 1646,9 Isaac B Parker
25 1648,9 Hichurd Stevenson
1511 1841,2
211) 1842
40U 1843,0
25 1841
1 lot 1841
300 1847,9
1200. 1847,0
4 1840,9
31 1840
15 1843
5 1845,6
.12 1846
13 1846
163 1844,7
,232 1844,7
228 1844,7
lIC 1844,8
.400 1811,8
18(1 1844,8
100 1814,7
1 lot 1848
12 1840
18 1841
4 1843
200 1843
1247 1846,8
200 1847,8
40. 1817,9.
105 1847,8
25 1847,8
100 1847
100’ 1847
100 1847
100 1847
. Dickinson »
ISO 1841 Wm Craighead
0 1841,6, John Jacubd
20 )841.i6 George Jacpbs
4 1841,C Pqter Myers ,
5 184,1,5’ Muu\in6. v
5 1841,0 Bunjuinih Malone
10.1841 Abraham Pilkurlon
4 1841,8 Ppter Slalsmilh
6 1840 , Daniel Dowers
. . 5 1640,6 Peter Miilcrhi heira
230 1840 Wm&LMooro
10 1840 Wm Mooro
10\C or & 1840,7 Samuel Moribund
5 1840 George Pencil
0 1640. Jacob Trump
G 1640 Solomon Werner f
G 1640 C Iliirller Ac. Baker
4 1846,8 M Marten, ■,
11 1843.. Andrew.Kunse,
9 1814,6 Jutnea Grayson
32 1644,d Jacob BLyon
,60 1844,6 Janice Neely ■' •
SOU 1856,6 Samuel Woods’heir*
.22 1846 George DcUhoovor (
14 1845 Frank Smilli (col’dj
1 Lot 1846 Uybceoa Welso ..
43 1845,6 William Bandurf
6 1845,8 .John. Brough
16 1845,6 Uinlel Brown
6 1843 David Gripe
5 1845,6 Ludwick Croop
3J 1846 John Davie
13 1845,6 George Deerdorff <
310 1846 Michael Ego’s heiri
10 1845.8 Mutes Funk
65 2845,8 Funk’a heira
6 1845,6 Archibald Garhel
7 1845,6 Johnijorow
40 1846,8 Henry Myers
28 1846,8 John Myers
57 1846,8 Philip Myers •
6 1846 Gilbert Suarighl \
6 1846,8 Jplm AViremun -Eaq
93 1646. Thoa.MpClunc’s heira
1 « 5.1748' ;,Ada.nVi Veugy ~
I 5 1847.8 Mo‘rtdc«> holrs , ...
1 Lot 1847’. fjojm Oshornp’* heira .
10 1845,8 N B WlrwrmmVhelra
• 40 1848 Thomas Brown
l.Lol 1848- Israel Griffey ,
1 Lot 1646 Jacob Littlo’a heirs
I Lot 1848 MF. Myera
30 1846 Wm Meals
■ 40 184B‘ ; James Nealy’s heirs
J Lot 1848 1 Joseph. Hockey .
1 Lot 1848 George Udckey’s heirs
• 5 1846 1 Wogtocr & Voir;.
$1 22
2 59
1 72
i 16
12 55
Martha McKinley] ] „ 1 06
Eyd liefHomah's 1.20
•, Monroe, .
llonry Sidle . ] ,
Marlin DillcrU lie Ira
3 GO
15
30
86
24
6 23
18
1 06
4 68.
37
7 95
4 16
a 62
46
1 26
4' 20
,81
1 81
1 21
3 01
; 13
I 76
• ;84
1 66
, 4 83.
> . 3 96
S 67
9 02
. 59
5 37
1 75
1 70
2 85
! 51
1 68
•60
1 26
2 40
20>845,6 Frederick Cloths
> 8 1845,6 Jacob Gipa. ■'
'• .'New Cumberland.
1 Lot No 51.1842,8 Dr Chamber's heirs
50 1842,7 J. P Norris
do , 73 1843,8 George Recchler 306
do .'.114 1841,8 John Plough 2 70
do 129 1841,8 Wm McLano’s heirs .2 12
do ‘ 230 ,1842,6. Zinger «Sdßear ; . “I 69
do 34 1842,5 J M llaldeman 1,46
do 165 1841,8 Marlin Luther 197
do 167 1841,7 Peter Pancake|
do - 161 1843,7.D’r Agnew’s heirs 117
do 160 1841,7 Owner unknown .1 65
do 2bB 1841,6 do do . 165
do 212.1841,6 do do , .. IBq
do- 211* 1841,8 Ab'm Hurch's heirs , 140
dp 171 1845,8 HenrJ McKinney . 48
dp 31 1845,6 Jacob Zeigler , - .41
Jo 78 do do dp . 41
do 146 do db do 4|
dd 177 do.-. do
do k 2 1843,8 Micllael Keller. 91
dp 28 1842,8 W*n Allison \ i 29
do 72 1848}6 J M Holderman , , ,63
dp 182 1842,5 phrist. Haldermah 139
do. 150 1842,8 John Spilzer j 79
do 1842*8 John RobeHa • 1.93
dp 204.1842,7 James McGinnis., 1 14
do 27 1842,8 A Carolbers’ heirs I 54
do ,35 1843.8 do do 216
do.' 84 1942,6 J, M Halderman ■ , 122
do 3 1646 G Fahnestock's heirs 29
do 4 1840 do . do SO
dp 13 1845,7 Ab'ra Hursh's heirs 68
do , 33 1842,0 Philip Smyser x 'B5
I Lot 1843 Ab'oi-Hunt's heirs , 35
. do 1843,7 Wm Wallace 1 27
dP HI 1844,8 W.oody’r & Robinson , 160
do ,60 1846,7 Owner Unknown 30
,do 180 1842,6 jbhn Poster ,73
.50
1.56
do 488 1842 s Hogan's heiifi
do 1)6 1842,3 Henry Milter
do 760 1841-. bHriner'a heirs
do 115 1841 Keningor's heirs 16
do 141 1341. Ab*m Pqlliow’s IjeirS 16
do 97 1841,3 Owners unknown 1 00
do 66 1641 , do do 15
do >172 1642,9 -- do do
do 179 1841,6 do dq
do 183 1841 . do dp
do do
do 166 1841
do 189 1841,4 do do 147
do gio 1841 do do 16
do • 174M841 do' do
do 176 1841,4 do do
do 163 1841
do do
do 164 1841- do do 9 16
do . 86 1842,8 do do 45
dof 148 1842,4 do do 1 00
do '■ 170 1843,9. dp do -40
do 7*4.1843,6 .do ... do 4T
do ,132 1847,8 Jolin Bucher's heirs 61
do 164 1847 Owner Unknown 18
do 119 1847 do ilo 18
do . 122 1647,8 , do. , do 60
do 68 1818 George Atclcks 43
1 Lot 1842,4 C Hershoy’s heirs 37
io 109 1348 Thomas Warren 16
do 145 1847 .'Owner Unknown .(2
do 2po. 184 f do do, 12
do 166 1347 do do . 12
do- 59 1847 do do 12
do •- ,71.1847,8 do, do . -90
I(fcw ahd Chcap SloJrc. ..
r PHE undersigned ,moat t respectfully informs his
JL. friends a,m| the public thathe hasjusl
returned from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and is now
opening at the corner of North HanoVer and iiouther
streets, at the stand formerly, occupied N. \V.
Woods, a well selected assortment of new
Spring Cioods, .
purchased at the lowest prices, and which I am de
termined to sell at s nail profits; Among these may
be found
Cloths, CassimerCs, .Vestings,
Tweed'and Pantaloon Stuff at various (trices. DRESS
GOODS, new stylos, and at low prices. Also Gro
ceries in all their, variety, viz: Sugar,' Coffee, Teas,
Molasses, Spices, &c., which will be sold low for cas!
Please give mb a call,
. Carlisle, April li, 1650
Estate JVollcc.
LETTERS of administration on tlieestate of
Benjamin I), Wundoilich, drcuasud, late of the
Borough of Oadiale, Cumberland county, have*
been issued by the Register of said county, to the
subscriber residingin said borough.. All persons
indebted to said csta.to are requested to make lm
roodiato payment, end those having claims Will
present them properff authenticated forfeit lemtMit
to .. > . . ..NATHAN lIANTCH, Adu.r.
April 4, 1850—Qt - *
Ileal'. Road, llaiisn alid Helled.
, TROUTMAN- & MAY’S ,
NeW, Cheap and Fashionabica Clothing
. Store, ~
On North IJanuctr street,. in the room formerly oc
cupied by Mrs. JVise, as aGrucery.
THE Hliontion of the citizens of Cnrlislp, and
Oumbpiland and Perry counties, is invited to this
newly established Clothing and Gontlemeii's Fur
nishing Store, and see the well selected and most I
elegantly got up clothinguverodered in this place.
It would be well for every man to knew that »
larger assort muni, belter, styles and more desirable
clothing can be bought for less money ut this new
establishment than at any other store in the jiluci
without any exception.t The assortment is well
selected and the out and mako of the latest spring
and summer fashions, which are far superior to ull
others fur oa*ennd elegance. All who wish to
purchase .will find, they can sovo (Vein ,twenty.five
to fifty pur cent, by buying at the now stand oi
. . TJIQOTMK f MAY. . . ■
Coats, pants and vests, wo will lull remarkably
low, as the following list of prices will show:
. , ■ ; coats, . ,
Superfine black cloth dress coals $6, to 18,00
, , dp* ..frock ,dn ■ .0 lb 18,00
Finis French habllclulh coats of . I
different styles, . r . 3to 10,00 1
New. style of oAsiunorPl coats . 2,50 lu 1),U0
French Qoafs of.all oolntf, . U5O to 7,du
Utmgh & Ueady,Tweed, new sty|« 4,00 to 11,00
California Lustre, 75 to 5,00
Linen opals .. 1,00 to 9,50
Business ooata • 1,00 to 6,00
> PANTALOOKS.
New style of American and French
Cassitnero, plain,
New atyje of American and French
oassimoros, superior in quality and ...
variety of.oolors - . , 5,00 to 10,00
Fine black oass. and doeskins' . 9,60 to 0,00
Striped and.croflsibnfred.ooaa, panlM 1,50 to 5,00
Now style Napoleon striped pant* 1,85 to 3,00
do ■ > spring oaos. pant* , 4,75 to 6,00
Great. Variety, of oordurpy pants , j- 1,36 to 3,00
Fine linen drilling striped and plain 75 to 3,50
New style of Gambroon i : 1,50 to 4,00
With an excellent assortment of work*.
ing pnnta which will out-wear any , <
other In this place . 60 to 2,00
: tjSSTS.
Superfine black satin vests , -• .. 1,75 to 6,00
New style of figuored and striped do. J,OO to 7,00
Plain and striped ynlentinej ■ 50 to 4.00
Fine light summer'inaVsnilles veals 75 103,00
Ail kinds of.woiking vests at very low prices.
We also Iteopn gopd assottmanl of
. , * } . . BOYS GLOWING, I
I consisting of corns, prints and vests nndncll them
at very low,prices* ..In. addition.to- odr stock of
ready inadfc clothing we wjll keep on hand an at*
sorlmonl of Furnishing Articles, such as.shirts,
scarfs, cravats, suspenders, drawers, collars, caps
umbrellas, gloVes, handkerchiefs, socks, &c. &c.
which'Will make it the inletestofiho purchaser 16
examine before buying elsewhere. ; Allgondpsold
at this store, warranted to give Haliafixoiion, and
we defy competition in quality, elegfthfo, style of
the cut, and durability; and ,we hope by close awl
lanlion to buslpsss. to merit a share of public no-
Don’t,forget the place, North Hanover
street, a few doors above Louther, street, West
aide.. Clothing made to order at the shortest no*
lice. ■‘ ‘ • • < • ■• ’
12 , April i;i850~lf .
Plainfield Classical Academy;
(Fpuh or dlßiiiti.)
rpHB eightbseaaion jvill commence on Monday,
X May (HU. | In consequence of the increasing pV'.
tronage, a largo ,and corarap’dioua hiidk edifice bu
boon erected, rendering .this one of the moat cbmfort*
able .and. deairpblp inoijlutiona.ln the State. ~No a#,
rious case of sickness has deputed aiace
ed. The, students .are constantly, under the charge
of,competent and faithful instructors.,. Tho neighf ,
borhood presents nq temptations to vice or immoral
ity, there being no town or village near the inatitu?
lion. Circulars, with further information, furnished
by addressing ■ . ,R. K. BURNS,
... Principal and Proprietor,:
. • Plainfield P. 0., CUmh, Co., Pa.
April 11,1350 ' • "
I 80
Select Classical aitd SciSKTinc Scaooxi ,
NewviUe,. Cumberland County, Pa,
IT is confidently believed that few institution* offep
greater inducements to students, tHon ,fhe tbovci
Located inthomidst of. d community proverbial for ''
their Intelligence, morality and regaM for the interests'
of religion, this . Academy can effectually guard ild v
members from evil and immordllnfluences. Advan--
tagfes are likewise offered to those desiring. to pursue
the study of the physical's.cienccs, surpassing those
of most similar institutions.
. Those having sons or rvaf(ls, wishing to send
them to a Seminary of learning, are respectfully soli-'
cited to visit Newvlllo, arid judge.of the Advantaged
for themselves, or, at least, procure a circular con
taining full particulars, by addressing .' '
; i-.. JAMES. HUSTON, iVmci>a/..
Newville, Pa., Aug, 38i 1840—ly-
Hotter than the Gold Mines ol t'al-
fornla. ,
A Whole Suit of CfoUa# ut 81 75 J
TtllS undersigned thankful for the patronage.of
the citizens of Carlis'c and adjourning
informs his numerous fVio’ffdr ottri-tho-poWrc/in gen
eral, that he has Just laid in an Entirely new stock of
fashionable' < '• t
Spring and Summer Clothing; t
made up in the best style and particularly calculated
fur (his place. His stock consists of fin* Dross‘mod
Frock coats, Habits, Cassimcr, Drub, dtc-iand,China
coats, Tweed, Linen and phock coats, Business
coats of all descriptions, superior Black Cassimere
I and.fancy Pantaloons, a groat variety of Vestsfroin 1
7Jols to 84 00,a large assortment of fancy articles',
or Gcnlloiuon’s wear, white, linen, striped and red *
flannel shirts. Gentlemen ore requested (o call ahd j '
examine (he goods, and licit sure those who boy
will bc.well 6tted. and at low prices. ,•
A groat assortment of Boys clothing, alto Caps A
and Hals, from 12 J to 83 00 constantly on hand-at
• S. GOLDMAN'S, ‘
South East Corner of Maln.oqd Market square*
Carlisle, April .4, 1850.—6 m. . ;
Valuable Farm for Sale. :
W ILL bp.offered Qt public Biie,.on the premises,*
on Monday tho 20ih day of May, a'lracl.bf
land situated .in North Middleton townshipi.wjthlrv
1$ miles of Middlesex milts, and bounded by Isdds.of
Thomas Uric, Thomas Bell, Woi. Baker and.other*,
containing ' • . , ' , . •
Ninety-eight Acresj.
of excellent laud, oil of which Is clotted ..
except 8 acres, which Is well covorcdwitb tlmber.H :
- n„,,1 T'hc Improvements are a 2 story FRAME.
&fsm- HO USE, Double, B A KN. Horse Stable. , ■
Wagon Shed, and other out*
£BBSs£buildtngs. There is on the premises life •
Apple Orchard, a large Peach Orchard, and other
fruit trees. A well of never failing water la convene ?
lent to the dour. This valuable l farm la within font
miles of Cuilisto, and iho Cumberland Valloy Rail;
road passes through tho same. Title liidlsputableJ—
Sale to commence at 10. o'clock on said
the terms will be made known*. Possession
tho litof July. JACOB HEFNER,*,*-.
April 11, 1850—6 t ;’Vv.
. Valuable. Farms for Sale,
rPHB subscriber offers at private salolbe following
X described Real Estate t ■■ > . - . .i
No. 1. Situated in North Middlo(onlownship,4|-
miles cast of Carlisle, aboul l mile north of the liar* -
rieburg and Carlisle turnpike road, containing* 335* •
acres, more.or Jess, about, one half limestone and thoj,;
residue black slato and meadow land, ell cleared and .;
in a high slate,of cultivation except 60 seres, which-:;
is well covered with hcavy,i|mbcr.,>The-building4’r
. a—o'* are a vefy,fiiy) tjvo story STONE House,
go6d. FRAME BARN.paitly now, with,. .
)> M »jJwttCcfn.. Cribs. Wagon. Sheds, &C., a.firid.v
House.and a noyer ftiling,sprlhgi;
al water near of the house. Also, a good ' . r .
Orchard of choice fruit, i • *
No. 2. Situated 11 miles north of Carlisle, on the
road leading from' Sterrclta.Gap to Carlisle, contain*
ing 165 bores of first rate Slate land, welt limed, ex*
cppl 35 sores, which is well covered with Timber,— -
Thu improvements are a two story FRAME Dwol*
ling House, a largo FRAME BARN, and all oocesv
s«ry outbuildings In good condition. Also, a good- • •
Orchard of choiceTrull.* This farm is woll supplied .
with water for stock in all the. Holds, Also, 3 wells , -
of water nebr tho house (hat never fojl. Possession !
given on iho Ist of April if desired, and the Urml"
mode to suit the purchaser.'
■ Persons wishing to purchase or oxamine>l)ie pro*
perty will please cull on (ho subscriber residing Id .
Carlisle. ARMSTRONG NOBLE. ,
February 31, 1850—5 in .- f
A. C. FETTER.
Tan Yard Properly for Sale,
THE subscriber offers ot private sale the pro.
perty on which hw lives, situated in.iC«n\refliier
Dickinson township,Cumberland county, contain- ■
Ing 3 ucics or crpuncf, unde? £ofrd cultivation, bn.
AffoA j* which is erected a two story , URiCK,
«Svfl® irOUSE. and Brink Deck Buildings;
j j|gmß»nlßf> l n TAN YARD, with 18 vatr oht'; r v
flaagSkof. doors, 3 leaches, 3 Uiries, si
running water and 4 handles In the shop. - The- "
whole 1$ in pood order. -There la alsoa Urge
Hark Shed and Shop,.and good Stables attached,-
with every other convenience. The lot la well.
1 supplied with fruit trees of every kind/- It-la a-- '
moat desirable property for any one wishing to-V
commence the Tanning business.. It will be add
on accommodating terms,-and .possession- given,- i
Immediately.* Any ono wishing to aee the proper* -
ty can do so by applying.to the subscriber*
- MINNICH, Ag*t. '•*; J;
*. r- for Elizabeth & Hannah Stoner.
February 28, 1650—3 m
House mid JLot for Sale. .
THE subscriber offers at private sale, the properl/’V
on which -he resides. situated in tho village, of-'
Oakville, in township. The'lmproveroshls./,
Mare n now two,story BRICK
Blacksmith Shop, Stable, and other but< ?
Rouses... .There Is also o well of excellent*'
water and a Cistern near the door. ’
■taml is ii (host excellent one for o Blacksmith, or far' .
a mechanic of any kind, and will he sold cheap. '
For pnitlculars enquire of the undersigned, reaid* -
inp on the premlsoe. > >
March 91, IB6o—Sm* JOHN DOYDi *
1,50 to 7,00
Look this Wnyl , » • ’
TilG mbscrlber would rsspeclfullylhfoi’m hiA
lnends and the pub'le generally that KA tUajusif \
opened a now LUMBER AND COAL YARD; taV
Weil High street, a few doora *%»i of Mesara.'J<.''&!‘!i
D. Rhoads’ Warehouse; where he now baatond-wilL "i
keep constantly on 'hand, u fir»l:raU oaßorlmenCof nllidli
kind* ofseasoned While Pine Boards ond iManW;and*yi
all other .kinds of Stuff; ell of which he will sellldyMl
for cash. I . .. i JOHN ARMSTRONG/ ;", ;
Carlisle* April 4, 1850—tf . . .-rr .n;, e> ,Uvd
- 'Eltiito Notice.; ; /y->
LETTERS of AdipiuiyUatiuti on, the estate-of \ "
Ahmhipi Lose, deceased, laic of Silver Spring town- ■.
ship, Cumberland bounty, have been issued lo tho 1
subscriber residing in. said-township, county aforesaid/; :' 1
AU persons indebted to said estate are requested,'l6' ”■*
make payment,‘and those having claims will ptescoi
them properly authenticated for aoUhmibnt iv u ' ! \ ' ,1 0
ApriU, 1850-61* JOHN LOSE;
. Fresh Garden Seeds.
A Urge and full juppjy of Fresh Garden and ' ‘
M reeefred" *
and for'sale by .‘ ; "JOHN ORA Y,
Carlisle,’April 11, y.
Newvlllo Academy.