PUBLIC SA KJE. -tttjlL bo-sold uliO o'clock, A, M.; oo.SATUR \V DAY, the 18th ofMoy.til lha residence of the late Mm. C. Campbell, lit High street,'adjoining f Burkholder's hotel, a, variety of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlTURE,’consisting of In grain Carpels, llhurth Rugs, Siiiir Carpeting, Stair Rods,. Mahogany - Tables, -Sofa, Rocking Chair, Windsor -Chairs, Blue .Storm. China Dinner*Sell, China Tea Sett, Qucohswuro do.; Knives, Forks, Bowls,. Pitchers, &c., .Beds, Mallrnsscs, Bedding, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash Stand?,'a largo reclining Bed Chair," Work Tables, Dressing Table, Looking Glasses, Matting, Candlesticks, an excellent German PIANO. KITCHEN FURNITURE—A Rotary. Cooking Slave, Air Tight Sl-.vc, and other kinds, 4 lirgo'rain School Desks, Denches and Book Case, and many articles not enumerated.. Carlisle, May. 16,1850.—1 t. . New and Cheap Hardware Store. East High Street , oppnosite Ogilhy's Dry Goods . Store. . THE subscriber has just opened a largo stock of goods in his line, which he hue just purchased at the lowest rates and will lie sold *at prices to suit the times. Ilis stock comprises a - full asaoitment of Building articles, such as Locks and Latches of eV ;ery dcaption, Hinges and'- Screws, Window Springs and Bolts, also. Mill, Cross Cut and Circular’Saws, Hand, Pond, Kipping and Back Saws, Broad Hand and -Chopin? - Axes, Hatchets, • Chisels, Augers, Planes urn' Plano Bills, Braces and Bills, Steel and I run. Squares; Plumbs and .Levels, Waiters and Trays, Table and Pocket'Cutlery, Table and Tea Spoons, Brass,.Dell Metal and enameled Preserving Kettles, llollloware,’«Scc., &c., also a full assortment dfSudlery and Carriage Trimmings, Patent Leather, Morrocco-and Binding Skins, Lasts, Cedar Ware, Shovels and Spades, Hay and Manure Fo.ks, Gar den and Corn, Hoes, Window, Glass of every size, Paint* and Dye Stuffs, Oil, Vnrnlsh, Turpentine, , Mahogany'Veneers and Mouldings, Curled Hair, Mo?s, Deer’s Hair; Sofa Springs, &c., &c. • Also Bar, Band . and Hoop, Iron, Cast Sheer, Spring, and Blister Steel, Nails; Spikes and Brads, Grain, ami Grass. Scythes, Scythe Snaths, Scythe Stones, 6 Barrels, Fire and Water proof Paint, assorted colors,. ■ - HENRY SAXTON. Carlisle, lB4O, Blinds and Shades. EW. KENSIL, informs his friendsmul the pub* i lie in general that he continues to manufacture Vonitian Blinds, Warranted equal to any in the city, at the lowest *ash prices. An assortment of Blinds and Shades always on ham), at No. 347 Race street, one door below Tenth, and No. 7' Hart’s liiiilding, N. E. cor ner of Sixth nnd.Chcsnut, Johliing punctually attended to,. May 0. IB6o—ly. •. ' O. J. GAYLER’S ~ .. -SALAMANDER SAFES, 'fTarraiit'cd'Nre and H'hitf Fro-f 'and free from ■ ■ ■ ' -Dampness. 'SATES possess every qualification to | render thorn 'proof against tiro action of fire or khieves, and of suifictciU. strengthto eh dure a fall ifiorn any story df a burning building. They ifrc Vnmlc of wrought Iron,4»elrig*knocd, riveted and weld ed together,'and lined with a perfect ndn-condhbthlg Yirc proof mineral composition, no wood being 'used in their construction aft irr the majority ctf sdfes sold, 9iy other makers, Thodoort of Clayler’s Safes arc ‘secured with his Thief Detector end Anti-Gunpow der Lock, which precludes the possibility of picking or blowing thorn often yvfth gunpowder. Over two tmrfdred'df thrflao Safeshrfvo been exposed in occi •dentni fiio lb the most intense beat, in many instances Vwrftning in the,burning ruins f< r several days, and ‘h't no time Iravb they ever been known to Tail* in preserving their contents. Tho public are invited to cull at the. Branch De pot, No. .10 Exchange Place, PH ladelphia, near Dock street, and examine the 'numerous testimonials in favor of Gaylcr's Safes, also lire large assortment ron hand for sale at manufacturers’ prices, , JOHN L. PIPER, Agoni. P. S.—Also for pdlo low, new and secomKlumd >Safc« of other milkers, which have been taken iri part payment for tinyior’s Salamanders’, May 9,1850—3 m IST or LEITKK ADVERTISED iN , raK“VOM'NTfct:R' , LY Ar^OIKTSENT. LIST OF LETTERS mimiaing in the I'uslolfictj id Carlisle, 'pa., May l«l, 1850. Persons In. 'qairing (or letters on this list, will please say Ihfcy uro advertised. Adams William • Jacob George 9 Ambers Charles Junes France! Anthony John Jacobs Henry Askew William Ja.’hsoii E J !Allen James Jons Frank Albrecht Jacob Kelly. John W Alien William Kunady Thomson Bear Issao Kuhns George I* Lowed Radiol Ann Kennedy ,Jame! Loach EM Lytef Joseph n.ildwin Richard Lyon M Mr Dell David Lcldy John ( Brown Ann Miss Lung James D Black Jostali ; Leas Christian* ( Beck Mr LongniTßer Miss CulliV .Benton Allison Leigh Michael Bradley Miss Ann . Morrison William, , Brown Mi-*s Mualin.M . Morrison Frederick Brooks Chapman V Malone Polly Barr Miss M try Aim Meenich LeomVrd. • Brnm-r Q.S W Mayberry Joseph . Bear John 11 Milm James •Balslny John M’Mumis Misd Margaret Brown Jacob Miller Samuel Carter Charles • Mol! Anna MahaU • , Coxal J F Mohler U Cohnugh |3 F M’Olnno John (billon Miss Jano _ M’Malh Michael Carothers Mrs’Mary’B Mondy Juhn D Cnlcio Frederick Myers Miss Susan CorlSnaann May Mis&Ayncss Crouse Miss Catherine AMillur Miss Suson •Drowry Harriet Miss Michaels Sally •BevorJatncs.il -Miller Gporgo j)ivkson.Ann Elizabeth Ockcr David P . iLiirrlap Col William Patterson Arthur ‘llonaldsoh Arabella Rogers Miss Mary Janb Biller Peter A , . Ronshaw Jno Darr Peter . Saunders Capt WII 3 Dehugh Miss Susan Seymour John Y Dillor Jacob ' ■ Smith Frederick E J)all6h Jpmes M Smith Frederick E •Dagu'errean Artist Any Stehman .John C •Downey Thomas - Sons Temp Wash DU 7 ileilingor MUs Oarolino' vision No 9 j I'iukels E«qr Sons Temp Carlisle 7 Ehrman Mrs Surah Division No 67 $ ' Erniftl John Simson Rebecca 'Ebberiz Philip Suinn Walter Frondcnberger John Sanks Rev James Fletnon Mrs Margaret Shearer Abraham . Frazer AVin W Shartzer Samuel Fralon Charles Sampson R M Flnkenblnder Jonathan Snyder John • ‘ Flynn Thomas 0 Bhombarger Philip GivensLioulNewton CSTlppelt Rov C B Gill George ■ Thomas Joseph Greene Christian WoUTRevG Grcaapp. James Wlldey Encamp No Gibbons Miss Eliza Wight man A Clendonin , ■Grler Samuol C , • Williams Mary - Ilollon Stephen N Wardccltej Frederick •llaroman Mrs CathorinoWcaka Benjamin • Hardy Charles Williams Hugh W Himes George W Ward Patrick llorn Mlss Mary AVesl James W Howard James .. Walt Rov J Hollrlolf Miss Eliza JaneWieo Henry JrwlnJ Andrew ■ Zlgler William dt 0 of O F Lodgo 91, 9 Zeiglor Mrs Daniel Jordon Rev John GEO. S. SEARIGHT, AssisM. P. M. 'I IUUOIIS,— AII kinds of[liquors, nidi as <513 Jj Ryo. Gin, Fronchand Domestic itrandlos, Wince bf all kinds, and Cordials of Iho leal (|uulity, and at (bo lowest prices, at llio ngW and cheap si ore of ' J. Xj. ST.ERN Elide CO. !- v.'. New Ciobds '■ : AT THE‘‘BEE HIVE.!' , ' • ALL persona desirous of seciriglho newest and best Goods of the season, them'call at the Bee Hive,in North street. - ,' ~ .The subscriber has just returned front ’.the’city, and has how opened u very large an\T handsome slock of Spring & Summer, Goods* of every style and variety;*-. Suclias Barages and from I‘O cents to any, price you want, Linen Lustres, from 13 to 31, Linen .LusUe Barages, a new article} Foulard Silks, Corn, Blue, Pink and Fig’d Delaines, Calicoes from ,3 to 25 cents per yd, llonnets, Ribbons,' Gloves,' and. many more articles for .Ladies which I have not rooin to insert. , I have also for Gentlemen ali’kinds of goods, such as Cloljts, Oasstindres & Vestings, and nl kinds of Goode for Gentlemen’s use, and.lwill lake this opportunity of saying to my friends, that 1 keep constantly on hand, all kinds of Ready made Clothing. ' Mr. T. Reighter having his shop in my store, enables mo to have made to order, on tho shortest notice, any garment that may be Wanted. I also'keep CoiFeo and Sugar of all kind?, together with every other article necessary, for family use. Please call and examine soon where all attention will bo given to please. S. A*. COYLE. . Carlisle, May 9; IfiSO—3t Jlllncl Manufactory. H CLARK; v cniriAn Blind Manufacturer, Sign' , of the Golden Eagle, No, t 39& 14g, South 1 Second street, below Dock strict, Philadelphia, keeps always on hand a largo and fashionable assortment of WIDE AND NARROW SLAT WINDOW BLINDS, manufactured in tho best manner, and of tho best.materials, and al the lowest cash prices. I This, establishment has just received a large ns- 1 snrtment of Fancy Silk and Worsted Window Blind Trimmings, of various colors and patrons.. Those in-wont can. be suited at this store in the best man- nor. , Orders from a distance packed carefully, and sent free of porteragei to any part of tho city. , . H.CLAniC. Mny O, I&50 Selling off nt Cost! rpHE subscribers intanding to . change their Uisi- J_ ness, will sell oft'their whole stock of, BEADY MADE CLOTHING, at very reduced prices. Thcir'stock consists of Coats, Vests and Pants, of almost every description and quality; also, shirts, collars, bosortis, slocks, beck arid pocket handkerchiefs, gloves, stockings, suspenders, huts, caps, boots, shoes, umbrellas,.leather and hnir trunks, carpel hags, and in short every article that is necessary to complete a gcnllcmnnVwardrobo. They Will also soil goods by the yard, such ns cloths, casei meros, vestings, cousinclts, summer shipcs in great variety, muslins, flannels, &c. ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON. Carlisle, May 3, 1850. N. 13. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to the firm will please make,payment immediately. A. & L, ISrigadc Inspect’* Orders ORDERS No. I.—ln conformity with the' revised Militia Law, of April ‘l7lh, 1849, tlio several Battalions of the First Brigade, 15th Division, will inrd for Review and Inspection, ns follows: Thu 2d battalion will meet in Shippensburg on the .V?«h day ofMay. . The Ui Rcgiipcol will meet In Nowvillo on the 48llrd;iy ofMiy. Capt. Samuel Stewart’s Troop.nol attached loany Battalion, will mek at the Stone Tavern, on tho Walnut Bottom Hoad, on tho 20lli.day.of May. Tho above commands will meet precisely at ten o’clock A. M*, of each day, Officers In command of companies will’bo held responsible fur the good con dilion oflhc orms and accoutremenls, ApnV25,1850 SAML. CROP, Brig. ItiJp. Attention! Dissolution of l*ai'lncrslilp. THE partnership heretofore existing between Henry (. hurch, R. R. Church, pnd Jacob Long iieckiT, n'ndor. the Jtenfy Church &Co., \vas rfissfilvbd by mutual con.ecnl oh the Ist of April, 1850’. As it is necessary for the Books of the firm to ho settled without delay, on (iccountof (hi? dissolution, rtll persons knowing themselves indebted, will cation tJef* ry Chh'rcn.npd settle their respective accdnnW On hr Indore the tsl.day of June next, and those having claims against the firm will present them to 11. Church, with whonl the books have boen loft for dettlemen,!; »(. onOijcn;,.... 3. COiN’rffjHCKEH, K. It. CIIUHCII; April 25,1850*. ■ ' . ■ N, U. 'Hie Lumbering business will bn carried on as liorcl fore by Henry Church, In all its branches. Having purchased a now, am|, well selected stock rof Lumber,;.he, hopes that his old cnstomerij and the public generally will call and ckaminu for themselves. He has pnrelnised timl hiis for sale 800,(100 of thebest quality of Shingles full 98 incites lung. Call and see them, you that are in want. f ' Bridgeport,April 25,’185d. IVcwvillo B-cmalc Scmliiury, THIS Institution, under the care of Miss ,M. will commence Us fifth session on the kirst Monday of May. Thankful for tho libcml patronage hereto* fore bestowed, the Principal and those associated in llio control of the school still hope to dicclmrgo their duties to tho salislVcUon of those who' may couVinii young Indies to (heir euro, A limited number of pu* pits from a distance can bo accommodated, Terms per session of Jive mmilhs .* For boarding, lodging, washing, and lights per term, Tuition'ln Juvenile Department, compris ing Heading, Writing, Arithmetic and Geography, Primary Chita—comprising Grammar, No* (ural Philosophy, Chemistry & Botany, 0 00 Higher; Hnglibh Branches, II 00 Music qh Piano, |5 00 Use of Instrument, 4 00 Drawing, 10, 00 Payable onedialf in advance. The session com* rnciices Moy 'let, and ends Sept. SOlh. RErentNCEs:—RevA Sharp, Ncwvillo, ' pr J Hannon, do * D Sterrolt, .do Sfcott Coylo.Esq. do Wm Barr, Esq, do - Col U Logan, Dillsburg. Rev Jua Shields, Juniata co. Apiil 18*, 1860—1 m DRESS SILKS. The subscriber has just opened an extensive stock of Press Silks of the lalost' styles, which ho oilers at umisuaßy low piices. The special attention of the ladies Is solicited. , April 26,1860 N W WOODS, Agi MUSLINS Ap Calicoes. The fluhscrlbdr has just opened n largo slock of muslins ond calicoes, In the sale of which ho oilers unusual inducement* to purchasers. Public patronage .is Hußdled’, April »5,1860 N W WOODS, AV A PRIME lot of Mahogany Vcnccra.jocl received iA_ by the aulißcrihor, Alao a lot of Morocco amV Lining Skins, all to bo sold dump by HENUi r SAXTON. February 14, 1850 TAR & OIL at the new and cheap store of J. 1< Sterner At Co. Carlisle,-May 0,1-850 , , bonnets i boskets : •a, •• M rei M. NEFF; having returned frpm tho requests the attention of the Ladies to her Infgonnd splondid.assnrlmcril of FANCY and STRAW which slid will open on Thursday the 2Sth insl'.., Her Mock'embraces every dcscrlptlori-of Bonnots, ariob d% Lasings, Albo* nus, Satin Straws, Hungarian, Pearl, English Straw, &c. Children’s: Bohnot* arid Hats of all kinds, u beautiful assortment bf- Cap*,. Laces, Ribbons, Col* Inrs, Cuffs, French Flowers, &c.r a good assortment bf Silks, Turc Satinb, arid other Dress Goods; a lot of very handsome Parasols; a groat Variety of Fancy Articlcaand Trimmings ofovery description; all bf Vvlrich will be sold low. Bonnets neatly altered. Carlisle, April 25, 1850.r-lm Pliilaclclpliia Mourning Store. No. 52 Soath Se'dond Street. Near Chestnut, A HE now receiving (heir spring importations. fX and would respectfully invite the attention of all cash buyers (cither wholesale or retail) lolheii largo' stock of Mourning Goods Exclusively. Black Bareges, Marquise, Chaly, Bombazines. I Bombazine finish Alpacas, Conton Cloths, Silks, loublo width Mousseline do Laincs, Grenadines. Canton Crapes. Barege Laincs, Thibet long and square Shawls, Barege Shawls, Crape, Love, and Crape Lisso Veils, patent English trimming and veil Crapes, &c. Second Mourning Lawns, GlngUoms, Bareges JMousse. de Laincs, Gingham Lawns, Chintzes lAcier Cloths, Linen Lustres, mourning bordered jHnndkcrchiefs, Collars ond Cuffs, black amLlead Rid Gloves, Neapolitan Gloves,,&Ck. I April 18, 1860 : —6t ' “They are .largely provided with Mourning Goods, and those wishing to- purchase', will snd ample opportunity tb do so with them.—-[Afor*// American . “No advantage talcon of domestic distress* for estorllim orimposltlon.”--[SVT/«r(/n// Courier, ‘‘Our citizens can, al any moment, call at this 4lorp, and obtain every material for ladies’ attire, that is necessary in thb season of affliction, confi dent at once of obtaining good goods, and at fair ■uicos.”— [lnquirer, . NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Cohreclionni'y Store* West ilfoin St., nearly opposite lihrem'a- Warehouse'. rpilE undersigned having commenced the manufac -1 luting of ALL KINDS OF CANDY.& opened a Confccliohury.and Fruit store, would call the atten tion of Town and Countiy Merchants to their adver tisement. • . They will mohufucture and have constantly on hand, All Kinds of candy; which they will wholesale and retail ut the lowest pilccs/ Also till, kinds of Fruit, such as Oranges. Lemons, Figs, ftaimns. Diites, Prunes, 4c, Nuts of every hind, viz:, Almonds, Cocoa-n'utsJ Filberts, Bhl tcr-nuts, English Walnuts, Ground-nuts, Fancy Articles and Toys of every description. To dacco and Seoars, Rous sel’s Mineral Water, and a variety of other arti cles too numerous to mention. They would respectfully solicit a share of public patronage/ A. S. WORMLBY, April 11, IRSO 8. W 1 HANNAN. Pure Wines anil Liquors. THE attention of Dealcis and Hotel keepers,.is requested to mv fine assortment of Wines and Li quors selected with great caic from slocks in Europe and in this Country, and from bomtccs which enable mo to guarantee their purity. Brandies of every description from to $5 per gallon. Whibkoy, fine Irish, Scotch and Monongahilo. Old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin 4 Peach Brandy. Madeira, Sherry and Port Wjhcs of every variety and grade, from. 75 els to fc&'per gallon. Champagne of all celebrated brands, $9,50 to $lO. Claret. . Find Table Claret at $3 and higher grades; also, Lirbbn, Tonerilfe, Malaga, Muscat, 4c, Wild Cherry Brandy, Raspberry, Blackberry and Lavender Brandy, &c‘. . The Couniri / Ttade supplied ut wholesale prices. A complete assortment of Wines and Liquors, very cheap for culinary purposes. Orders promptly attended to. Goods carefully packed and forwarded by “Express” Samples sent to any part of the country free of charge, by address ing, postpaid, ■ A. H. McCALLA, Wine Merchant,,Bo Walnut street, Phila, April IR. 1850—3 m Cumberland Grey a, ou nre ordered to pn ido ut the public mao of Vidor Sho rn, Cumberl’d Hall, i Monday the 20th ly of May 18fi0, at ) o’clock A. M.pro ?rly cquipt ,for re tew and inspection* !y order of the Capt. 4IILIP UAICEK, O S May 0, 1860 IS hereby given that the partnership fating between Gen. \V.' Fevaler and Geo. SwfcrU, of (lurnpdun Township, was dissolver}, by mutual consent,'on (bo 4ih day of Miircb, A. D., fBiJO.—• The Rooks and amounts urb in the hunda of Geo. \Y. Feeler fof settlement. GEORGE W. FESSUBR. : 1 . • GEORGE tfWARTZ. tinrftsto, April 25. Cl , LETTERS 6f A ( lu>inisirri(|on cn {'lie estate of John Culbertson, Into ol'Silvor Spjing township, Cumberland county, IVm'isyiynntn, have been granted county,ofqresftld. Afl persons indebted iosaiil ea* lulu nro reijuosltd to make.immediate payment and those havlngclaims will present them proper* ly authenticated for settlement, to • \ \ WILLIAM QULD.ERTSON, WILLIAM KELLER, ; • —April 25, IB6o— \TTHBRI3AS' John.Seitz, ofMonroo township, VV )>ns assigned his icnl nml personal property lo tlm undersigned for the 'lienciil 9f his creditors. All persona having ngninot the unitl Seitz arc rc* ipicelcd to present thorn, and those’ indebted to make payment to iho'aubseriher residing in Carlisle. JOHN AONfiW, Assignee. April 18, IB6o—fit* ■ Gsttilo Notlec. 1 ALT. persons are hereby notified that letters of administration on the estate of John Divio, late of Eiislpunnsborough township, Cumberland emmly, Pa.dcc’d, have been issued by the Register in and fur said county, ,to Iho subscriber jvho reside in said township, county aforesaid. AH persons having claims'or demands against,the estate of the said decodiml', are . requested to make known (ho same without delay, and those indebted lo make payment to : PATRICK RYAN, K*’r. April 11.1850—Bi* ■■ ‘ $6O 00 n oo LETTERS of Administration on tho estate of Sus anna Fahnestock, laic of Enaipchnsborough township, Cumberland county, Po., have been issued by the Register of said county to tho subscribers, tho tlral named living In Meclmnicsbuipr, nnd tho last named in Lower Allen township, county, aforesaid,' All persona having clnlmd hgainst tho said estate will present them properly authenticated for settlement, and those Indebted Will make Immediate payment to PETER DARNHART, WM. R.UOROAS, Ex’is. April U, 1850-61 ] '.UTTERS of administration on the estate of John j Park, deceased, Ute of Jhe'horough of Carlisle, Cumberland co'., Pennsylvania, >havo‘been granted to ihu subscriber residing in the tfnme borough.— All persona indebted to sold estate will make imme* dialo payment, ojtd those having claims will present them'property authenticated fot settlement, to. WfLLrAIfIPARk.BVi'. Muy 8. IfffiO—ol ' ■ Gt IN GIT A MS. Tlid suhricrlbci stilt hnßO.Jftrgb r stock of those 123 cent Ginghams fdr .w/ltioh Jib libs liaJ such in' o.Vtru9rilinnry run,' , Cull and see them. . N W WOODS, AgP A‘prl| 85,1850 • • SYjNUTH •iid&Nli'J'S. *J'ho utlcnlion of the is jiarli \ ) fiiUariy-ihviloU to my largo and splendid nMorl nieni* bfinmnets of oil kinds, prices and qualities. Aiao a very largo and bountiful ussorlmonl of Do o, not, Cap, and. Nook Ribbons. , - . * u.. A;,.r1125, lS?0! CIfAS. OaU-D*. PIIIT.ADBLrurA. BEESON & SON, Opinions of tiik Pilersl NOTICE. Estate Notice. NOTICE. Eslnlo Kollcc, Eslato Notice. v i Sale; of Unseated Lands, BY THE TREASURER-OF CUMBERLAND - vV./-'' : . -COUNTY. ' ' BY virtue oTa Warrant from under the hands and seal of office of (be Commissioners of Comber, land county, and to me directed,the rucls arid L'ojs of Unseated Lands', situate in Cunibprlund county, Stale of Pennsylvania,. will be, exposed to Sale by Public Vendue, on Monday the 10th day of June 1850,.at UtO Court House, in the Borough of Carlisle,.county aforesaid, and continued (by adjourn. mcniJ»from time to time, until they are all* sold, or as much of each tract orlot, as wilt-bo sufficient to defray tho arrearages of the Stale, County, Road and School tuxes due thereon,ond cosle. WM. M. P.QRTER, Co. Treasurer. Carlisle, April 11, 1850 Acres and Years . Warrantee $ Owners, Lota. . ' . ' South Middteton. 27 1839 ; Jacob Weaver 100 1645 John Harper ■ 43 1848* John Harper’s heirs 5’ 1846 Jacob Mrirrctl 1 Ini ,1846 John Walker 14 1847,6 James Gustin’s bcira 1847. Jonathan Guslwina • Netvioiu ' 150 ,1840. Wra Moulder 406- 1840 John Cooper . ; 403 1840 Mathew Duncaq •' 428 '18.40 " RdboiTLUsk. ~ 415 l-840> " Hugh NicholsoH 401 1840 Julm Nicholson . .403 1840.''. Juno NicholsoH . ’ North Middleton'* ' 24 1840 Col WmChambers 134 1849,40 Mathew Irwin’s heird 16 1809,40 Sailer’s heirs . _ , 800 1843,8 lloilcribuck’s beird 16 1843 Samuel Rbouds Southampton, 10$ 1840,0 David Herron’s heirs 310 439 1749. James Rccsidc 4Co . 1.30 102 1842,6 John Herron’s liclrd ~ 189 400 1844,5 William Scott’s heirs 581 4UO 1844,5 “ “, . .5 81 1 lot 1845.9 William Hancock. . 130 300 1845,9 Fd*k Cllp|>lngef’a herfo 189 25 1845 Elizabeth MillSr 104 404 1847,9 • Win Dunoaq 3 8o 403 1H47,8,9 John Nicholson . 5 30 401. 1847,8,9. John Nicholson S'3o 438 1847,8,9 John M. WoodbnfH 5 74 100 184$ •• B Rcyublds’for llerron’a heirs ' 60 437 1647$ John Herron’s 313 I lot 1846 Solomon Gorgas’heirs 59 1 lot 1847 Henry Nowcoraci- - 80 1 Silver Spring. io 1840 Andrew Shcloy’s hclfi * 15, 37 1847 ‘ Joseph Slirull, Easipennshoroughl 1 lot 1810 tfcidlcli & Miller’s heirs 13 Shippenshurg Borough, 1 lot 1841,‘4 Peter NedL 29 After}'. 1 lot 1848 Martha McKinley < lOd 1 lot 1848 Eve HefflbmunVliclrS 120 fifon'roe. ' 200 1844 llcnrj Sidle 1 .1849 Marlin DMlcr’s heirs 1 lot 1849 John Brannon . 30 1849 Mdchoir Bronncmon 3 1849 Michael Ego’s heir* Hopewell . ' 1511 1841,2 Harper & Undcrwo&T ,2 34 Sllj .1842 Samuel S Smilli . 17 400 1843,6 John Harper 623 25' 1841 John McPluno 1 lot 1841 Richard WuodS* heirs 300 1847,9 . George Himes 1200 1847,9 John Harper’s heirs 4 1849,9 Dr W S Sharp’s heirs , Frank ford, Jacob Wagner’s heirs Christian Fallout Perry’d heirs (col’d) 'Henry Kino’s heirs Henry Shank . John Maciniiis (Hollcaback’a , ■ , V v heirs)! 47 James McCartney (Hollon- | I - , . bach’s heirs 112 Kobert Faulor’s (Hollenhack’s . heirs) 2 10 Williams (Hollonb<iok’s))uirs) 1 30 Samuel Kuaugh (Hollcnback'a . heirs) 4 25 Thomas panscy (tlullcnback’s .. heirs) I GO Goo. Msgechan Mlollcnback’s licirs) 93 Win Sandora (col’d 12 W Craig MoCimo Frederick Hoover Wm Myers* heirs’ Win Parker ' , Ceorgo Himes Panic) Eckch Fetor 1 F Ege- John Ensmingcr Andrew J North . V, Thomas Marlin (John flar* ‘ pur & Co) . Samuel Gardner (John Hal*. , per & Co) ; , 16 Rosunnah Marlin (John Hur* per &. Co) ~ 16 Charles Dryon (John Hur* i per & Ca) *.16 James .Hot .ver ; , 2 52 -■ Jamas Elliott’s heirs , 4G • John Harper’s heirs 1 SS John M Woodburu $0 'lsaac B Parker Isaac U Porker • , Klcliard Stevenson , ( .i ■ .*' Dickinson, i , 180 1841 \Vni Craighead ,9 1841,6 John Jacobs.,, SO 1841,0 George Jacobs ' 4 1841,0 Peter Myers 5 1841,5 Mustino , 5 1841,G Benjamin Mn’one . 10 1641 . Abraham Pilkuituii i 184,1,8 Peter StalsmllU 5 1840 .Daniel Powers • ; . 5 1640,G Polar Miller,’a lioire 230 1840 \Ym & L.Muoro 10 1810 . Wm Moore • j'Q.fr or 5.1840,7 Spmucl Morlldand 5 George Pencil' (S 1840 Jacob Trump > , G 1840 Solomon Warner , G 1840 C IJarlier & Bake/. 4 1645,8 M, Marten , v 11 1843 . Andrew JCunfif 9 1844,0 James Grayson 32 1844,0 Jacob U Lyon GO 1844,0 James Neely 200 1855,C Samuel Woods' heirs 22 1845 George Betshoovof rVonk. Smith (dol’d/ ; 1 Lot 1845 Rebecca Welso 43 1845,6 William Rsndwf.. 5 4845,8 John Brough 16 1845,6 Daniel Brown 6 1842 David Gripe 5 1845,6 Ludwiek Creep 1846 John Davis. 13 1845,6 George DeardorfT 210 1846 Michael Ege’s heirs 10 1845,8 Muses Funk 65 2845,8. Funk’s heirs .. 01845,6 Archibald Corbel 7 1845,6 John Lerew 40 1846.8 Hunry Myers 28 1846.8 John Myers 57 1848.8 Philip Myers ~ 61646 • Gilbert Saaright 6 1815,8 John Wiromun Esq : 92 1846 Tliot MdClunb’s heir's 5 1748 . Adam,yoo^y.. , 518‘W,8 Mojidor’s. heirs ; 1 ! LiH 18*7. .John Cfcborno’s hell's „ 10 1815,8 N D Wlremon’s heirs 40 1848 Thomas Brown V Lot 1848 Israel GrlfteV 1 Lot 1848 Jacob Little’s heirs 1 Lot 1848 M F Myers 30 1848 Wm Meals 401848 Janies Nealy’s,bcirs ] Lot 1848 Joseph Rockby 1 Lot 1848 George Rodkey’s licirs s’iB4G Wagner & Vail ai 1840 15 .18-13 5 1b45,6 12 18-16 13 1846 153 18-14,7 233 1814,7 238 1844,7 IIC 1644,8 400 1844.8 186 1844,8 100 1844,7 1 jut 1818 13 1840 18 1841 4 1843 300 1843 1347 1846,8 200 1847,8 40 1847,0 105 1847,8 25 1847,8 100 1847 100 1847 100 1847 100'. 1847 30 1847,8 ,2 1848 338 1848,3. 300 1848 300 . 1848,0 300 1848.0 25 1848,9 Ailm’rs SO 1845,6 Frederick. Clulhs 8 1845,0 Jacob Oipo iVsiy Ciiniberhnd. 1 LotNo 51 1i842,8 Dr Chamber’s heirs • .94 do . 6,0 '1842,7 J P Norris • , 180. do ,73 1843,6 George Bccchier 300 do 114 1841,8 John Plough , £76 do ,129 I84i;8 Wrii McliSno’a heirs 3 12 do 280 1842,0 Zinger & Bear 400 do J M Haldemoii 145 do . 105.1841,8 Martin Luther 1 ?7 do -457 1841,7 Peter Pancakej 74 do 161 1843,7 Dr Agnew’a.heirs 117 do 160 1841,7 Owner unknown 165 do 208 1841,6 do do . 155 do 212 1841,6 , do do , , 180 do 211 1841,8 Ab’m Hurch’s heir 4 146 do , 17l 1846,8 Henry McKinney, 48 do .31 1846,6 Jacob Zeiglcr .I 1 do '7B do do- dtf •• . . r , 4l do 146 do do do |1 do 177 ;do ' do <!?• ,:, • i\ do. k 2 1843,8* Michael Keller ?1 do 28 1842.8 Wm Allison , 129 do ,72 1843,6 J M HalderrriaH . . do idS 1542,6. Chffrt. Huldermop I? 9 do i6d 1§42,*8 John Spltzct ,T 9 do 203 1842,8 Jolm Roberta J do 204 1842, i James McGinnis; I.U dd ' 1842,8 A Carothors* hclra 1 5 4 do 35 1843,8 ; do - do . - 318 Ho 841U42;6-J M Hftlderman 122 do 3 1840 G Fahnestock’s heijs 29 do' 4 1846 •do .ilo . -30 do - 13 1845,7 Xii’rn Huteh’s heirs . 68 ilb ‘ 38-1843,ff Philip Siriyact . . 96 I IjOI 1843 , Ab’m Hunt’s heirs .-35 , d0’.1843,7 Wm Wallace. , ,1 27 do ill 1844,8 Woody’r & Robinson 160 do 00 1846,7 Owner Unknown 36 do 139 1842,6 John Foster ~ 73 do 488 1842 Hogan’s heirn 30 do Jl6 1842,3 Henry Miller 50 2>*,due, $1 22 2 59 1 72 X 16 1 56 34 12 55 do 160 1341,, Shriner’s heirs - 16. do 116 1841 -Conrod Rchinger’s heirs 16 do 141 1341 . Ab'in Feitiow’s heirs , I'6 do ■37 1341$ Owners uhknoyvft - . . .100 1044 -- tip-' -dp- l»j do 17a 104J$ Jp .. dp' 16 do J7O I84I,0 ! do , do - 15 t|p ipj 1841 do do ; On, do 166 1841 do . do' • 16’ do 183 1341,4 dfj .dp 147 da SlO 1841 .do do 16 do 174 IS4I do do 15 do 176 1841,4, do ' dp do 162 1841 do dp, do 164 1841 dp .36 1842$ do do .4$ da i 43 1842,4 do do IQO do 176 1842.3 do da 40 do 74 1843,6; do do , 47 do 132 1847,8 John Bucher’s heirs 61 do 164 1347 Owner Unknown 18 do 112 1847. do do do l? 2 1847,8 . do SU do 63 1840 George Atclcks , 48 i tidl 1842,4 O Ilcrshey’s helrc do IO*J 1848 Thomas Warren, 16 do 145 1047 OwnfJ Unknovyn 12 do £OO lS4t dp do, J 2 do 163 1847 dp dp 12 do 59 1847 Ha do 12 do 71 16-17,8 do do O 0 3 60 J 5 30 26 34 New aim Clicap Slote. THE undersigned moh respectfully f infbrmb his friends and the public thai he has jusi returned from Philadelphia and I3a!umore,'nndis now opening at ibo corner of north Hnnoycrgnd Uouther streets,'* at Jhe Bland formerly occupied by N. VV. Woods, a well selected assortment of ne\V Spring Ooodsj . . purchased at the lowest prices, end,which I am de termined to sell at ainoll profits. Among theso may be found 18 1 08 4 62 37 Cloths, Casslmcrcs, Testings, Twcedhmd Pantaloon Stuffnt various prices. DRESS GOODS, new styles, end nt low prices. Also Gro ceries in all their variety, viz s Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Moluescs, Spices, &c., which will be sold low for cash. Please give me a call. , : A. C. FETTER. Carli«}e,-April IT, 1860 - Uonr, Road, Xlstcu and Reflect. TROUTMAN & MAY’S New, Cheap and Fasiiionadee Clothing Store, On A ’orlh UurwverstrrtL in the room formerly oc cupied by Mrs, lFi&c } as a Grocery . THIS attention of the citizens of Carlisle, and Cumberland and Ferry counties, is Invjlcd to. this ! newly established Clolhingnnd Gentlemen'sFur* nishing Store, and see the well selected and most elegantly got tip c|olhingoverofliered in this place, U would bo \Vell for erefy man to know that ?i larger assort inent, belter; styles and more desirable clothing can be bought for less inopeyjSl.il|isnpw establisbmenltfmn aiany other stole ,(n tbq.place without any exception. The assortment is \vcM selected amlfhe cut and rnako ofihelatesl. spring and summer fashlpps, w>icli.irre f.\t superior to hH others for ease and elegance.,,.All ,v*bo wjs|i, to purchase wijj find. o>?y can sflVe »rom twenty-five to fifty per-cent, by buying at tho now stand of , tnov'hiJtx #■ siit. , | . Coats, pants and vests, wo will sell remarkably low, as iho following list or prices will show: * , VOdtSr. tS . ■ Superfine black cloth dress coals $0 to 18,00 do do frock do i 'G to 18,00 Fine French, habit cloth coals of • • . , different styles, , lf . -8 to 10,00 New style pf cashmoret coals 9,60 to 9,00 French coats of all coloio .1,60 to 7,00 Hough & Heady Tweed, new stylo. 4,00 to 11,00 California Lustre, ‘ 75 to 6,00 Linen coals 1,00 to 2,5.0 Uusiness coats ■ : t • 1,00 to 0,00 PANTALOONS. New style of Aiueriron mid French Oassunere, plain, New style of American and French * cassimcrcs, superior in quality and , 14 . j variety of colors,, i, f ~ , 0,00 to 10,00 Fino Mack buss, and doeskins . 2,50 to 9,00 Striped pad cross h’arred baas, pants 1,50 to 5,00 Now style Napoleon striped pants 1,20t03,00 | do . , spring 6asi.’ pants 4.76 to 6,00 I Gfoal.varloty of corduroy pnnm t j f,SStoB,DO I Fjiie lipen drilling striped and plain 76 to 3,50 , New style ol Gambroon . 1,50 to 4,00 I With on excellent assortment of work i ing pants which will out-wear any I other In tills place j , 56 to 2,001 , • { ' . VESTS. Superfine black satin ve.sl.s, . • J,75t05,00l New style of figuojrcd and striped do. 1,00.t0 7,00 Flain and sifipcu valentine 60 to 4,00 Fine light sumpior nmrsaillcs vests 76 .10.3,00 All kinds vests at very low prices, . We glsb keen n good assortment of ; f V.: ioys clotuwo; consisting of coats, pants ond vests bhjJ sell them at very low prices. In, addition,/©, oflr stock of ready made clothing.we vyiU : ««?P qn band an as sortment of Furnishing Article?, such fit, shirts, sesVfs..orsTaU, »u.mn(lers, drawers, pipll»f*i °JP», umbrallaa, glove., ’handkerchlefa, aqexa, «o. which .will moke it the inlerealof the purohnier to examine before buyingoleewhere. All gondi.iold, at this store, warranted to nlfo «at(efi|etlqn, nhd, we defy competition In quality, elegance, stylo of lire onl, ond durability! and wq hope.'by close 01-| lohlion to bqolneoa to merit li ahnro of publjo tronage. Don’t forget the place, North Hanover, alreol, a few iloota above l.onther street, West aide. Clothing made to order at Ihu shortest no, nee. April 4', IB6o tf 7 OS 4 16 ' if 20 .61 1 81 1 91 • • t 84 i 86 A 83 ' 32C 45 • VI, * 67, 86' 9 03 59 5 37 1 75 1 79 9 85 Weaving ’Weaving. EOIW3E UEIUJ would respectfully inform the I \X citizens of Cnrllnle, that ho ha|i opened a shop in. l East street, second door from llio corner, of liOuthcrl fitrccl, where he will attend to tho weaving of Uar*S potingi Tnhlo Itinen, CpverlcUv and nil kinds of! workyin a »ty!o that ho Is confident will 1 give sails- Ifuction to nil who may favor him with their pnlrpn* ago, <the public in respectfully solic'ted to give him a call. ; . i. • • , ', • ' CarlUloi'May S',’lBso.'. Plalnflcid Classical Academy. . 4, t tFoun MIIES 'WKBT OfCillLlSti.) THE eighth' -sesVcthsvih commence. onMondsyt May 6th, - In consequence of the Increasingpa- Ironoge, q largo' and commodious brick edsce baa liccn erected, rendering this one of \he most comfort-- elite and .desirable instiiuliona.in thp. Slate.' No te- • rious case of, sickness has occurred sitice |t vrag , fed, ,I'hp. students are constantly judder ensvn of 'Competent and faithful .mslroclots., borhood presents no temptation! to V.ic'e of ily. there being no tqvvn or village hypf .Jba jnstitq-. liqn.. (circulars, with further fqtpjshta' by acidfesaing . ~ . . R. ft-.BURN.ohf, Principal arid ] ; , ; Plainfield P. 0., Cuxnh. Co., Pa. /foil li, issb , - •■. y, • . ■ - JV«willlc Acndeiny. . < SkLkCT CLASSICAL AJTD SciSKTIFIC Neioville t Cumberland County, Pa?. 11' ia confidently believed that few Institutions pflef v greater to .slude/)tq r Umn .the i.bot»« - 1. oca ted in the midst of, a community their, intelligence, ptonmty att£ regard fori the Iptprestg'- of reljgjdn, this.Academyeffectuallyguard iU[ ' jnembera froth evil And imrtiqrdl influences. Advan» tiigoa are likewise offered, io those desiring to pprsug' •' (ho study, of (hp physical sciences, surpassing those of rhost similar institutions; i, i,- . . !, gons ; or, warae, arid wishing lo send ' them to a Semrnaty are respectfully soils ’ cited to visit Netyville, And judge oftho advantage* • fur themselves, 0r,,nl leqst, procucb a circular con-* ' laining full particulars, hy,addressing r . . JAMES HUSTON, Principal Nowville, Pa., Aug. 23, 1849 ly ■—r- r\‘-T7- ;; — r 7 1 Better (liaii flic Gold mincH oi Cal- ; . fornla,. A U7.01e Sail of ctvlh't at $1 75 ! ,„ .- rpilK undersigned. thankful for the patronage X Uic citizens of Carlis'o and .adjourning, country, informs his numerous friends and tho public in gon? erol.lli il he has just laid in an entirely now stock of, fashionable ‘ > Spring and Summer' Clothing;• made up in the best stylo arid,particularly calculated for" Jills place. . His stock consuls of fine Dress slid Frock cnals, Habits, Cafisijncr. Drah, &c.,and l ChiaQ. coMs, Tweed, Lipeh, and Pheclr:coals,j Business ebutft of all descriptions,’ qopcrlor qnd fancy PnntulyQns,' a «C. Vests front 7.’rots to f I dO, s large Bpdprli^cii|' , article* of Gentlemen's jV’ear; w|Hlo . linen, striped- and red . flannel shirts.- Gentlemen arc requested to cull an? ’ examine (ho goods, and he is sure those who buy will bo well fitted and si low prices.! ~ • A grout assortment of; Boys clothing, also Cap*' and Hair, from 12J to $3 00’constantly on hand,si S,. GOLDMAN’S,. South East Corner, of Main.ond Market square. Carlisle, April 4, 1850.—Gin. do do Vftlimbto Farm for Balo. WILL be offered ot public sale, on (he on Monday tho ,20lh day of May, a tract land situated in North Middleton township, wilhltv mites of Middlesex mills, and bounded by l.ipds.qjf Thomas Uric, Thomas Bell, Wm, Baker and containing t ... Acres, ; j of limestone land* ail. of which is cleared except 8 acres, which is well covered with timber,-* -TiWH? Tlie improvements are a 2 story FRAME* lIOUSK, Stable, ||a"»M™U° rn -c r lh.~ Wagon .jSh^J, ( apd,shfr out; There w on thp. premises an Apple Urchard,.A' lafgc ,Peach probed, other fruit trees. .A .well of never, failing,water is convon rcril to the door,. Tina .valuable falm.la within four., miles of Catlislc, and tho Cumberland Valley Rail* road passes through tho same, . Title liuUspnUMc.—. Sale to commence nt 10 o’cloclc on said day,'.when the terms will bo made known.» Possession given on. the Ist of July. J ACOB HEFNER. April 11, 1950—Ct 1,56' 10 7,00 . Frcsli Garden B«cdi» A Urge end full supply of Fresh Garden and Fjow *r Heeds, embracing every vtrieiy.jait received and for sain by . ..JOHN GRAY, AM* Cailisle, April 11, 1860—6 t ! I -ii* ' * i < i n /“VARPETS. lem now openings «eqpr}d supply ef imperial, Ingrain, Cotton end Girthing Carpets, wbiqli will be sold cltcopef. Ilian he fad at toy eataldislimonl In the Bbrouen, iij .1, - . April > v . pnAfe GGitßyr BONNET* end Bonnet. Ribbons.\Uall end pur* chnfco ypUi'Qonnets end‘Ribbons from* the un? dcrsigqo l d l ,,Wi\ai has )ual received e largo end varied 1 aasoTtipbnl, and you will sevo money. • . April 36. IB6o' . N W WOODS, Agt - Valuable Farms for, Sale, THE subscriber offers al privalosate described Real Estate: M..-> . . *... . t l , No. I. Situated in North Middleton township,4£ miles east of Carlisle, .about 1 mllo.norlii.of-th'*-* I *** risburg and Carlisle turnpike .road,.containing; 925 acres, more or.lcss, about one half limestone end thet residue black slate a/rd meadow landfall cleared sod in a high state of cultivation except GO. acres, whlclj, is well covered with heavy-limber, <The buildings o-X, aro o very fine two story STONE House,' /aMK’ a good FRAME BARN,paitly-now, with *M*Bfc Corn Cribs, Wagon Slicds, &c., a lino li.yuso. and.a never falling spring ot water near Clio dooi of (lib house. Also, a good ofcljoico fruii. i > No. 2. Silu tlcd li miloa-notlli of Carlisle, on tho roaddoading ffom Slcrrelln contain*. Ing 165 acres.of first rale Sluto f land, well limed, cx cepl 3S acres, which is well covered- wilUTimhor.—, •The irjiprovciucnte uyf a. twp ftory FRAME Dwelt ling Ilqusci FRAME BARN, and nit ncccs^ *afy outbuildings In gyod: condition. Also, a good Orchard of choice fruit. This furmJs well supplied, with water for stock.in all tho, Gelds. Also, 2 weltd of water near tho house (bat never fuji. Possession given on the Ist of April if desired, and the terms mode id suit the purchaser.- - . > , . • *i ■■ . Persons wishing to purchase or examine Ilio prtV) pcrly will nlcuso cull on (ho subscriber residing id Carlisle, v> ARMSTRONG NOBLE. February 51, 1850—5 m Tii'ai innl Properly lor Sale. THI3 subscriber offers at private sale Iho pro perty on .which li« lives, aimoicd ia Cenlrevill©*. Dickinson township, Cumberland county, contain ing 3 acres of ground, under good cultivation, dir n_yv which is creeled a two story. DtUCIC HOUSE, and Dric|t ■JJjHainiso.a TAN YARD, with ,lfl ,vata ouv doors,' 2 leaches, 2 limes, Q ( pool p£ running water am) 1 handles hi the shop. iThft whole is in good order, i TivereNla also a large Dark Shed,and,Shop, and good,Stables attached* with every other, convenience. .The loi Iswel* supplied with fruit heps of every kind,.. It is a. most desirahiu property for any one wishing tci commence the Tanning business., li will be sold on accommodating terms, and possession given, immediately.: Any ono wishing to see the proper ty on’n do so by applying to the subscriber. . . JOHN MINNICH, Ag’l. for Elizabeth & Hannah Stoner. February 28, 1650—3 m • _ . Lot for rpHB subscriber offer* at private sale, the properly.’ L on which he reticles. situated in (ho village o£ Oakvillo, In Newton township. . ,Tba improvements n_« nro o now (Wo story. URICK .HOUSE, Dlocksipith Shop, Stable, ,/ind olhpr. puf*. llijSljHLhouaoe.. There,is.q/sPjijveli of.excellent, And.a Cistern near the door;. Thi* Siam! is a most excellent ono for a Blacksmith, or for a mcchoniq ofany kind, ami will ha sold cheap., j For particulars enquire of (lie undersigned, resid ing on the promises. March 21, !860—2m* Curpotß v \ UN OLD 6l LDVI have just received, another, l\ large asaprtmcnt of Carpets, which vro are deter;-, mined to sell 10 per.rent, cheaper than, the .same | quality con;bo purchased elsewhere, i ■ May 2, 1860 * ARNOLD. flto now opening •■v«iy*w teniivo, easotfipont of Paraaole,. which will be sold vertilow nt'their new and cheap albre. 1’ Muy 2,185 Q \ 1 JOHN BOYD, *.l-£
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