Auditor’s Notice.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed to marshal
and distribute the assets in the hands of John Lose,
administrator of Abraham Lose, deceased, late of
Silver Spring township, gives notice that he will
attend to that duty athis office, in Carlisle, on
Saturday the 13th day of September, 1851; The
creditors are hereby notified to present their claims
on or before that day.
A. B. SHARP, Auditor.
August 28, 1851—3 t
PUBLIC SALE.
THE undersigned, administrator of Beniamin
Jones, deceased, will expose to public sale, onSa
tQrday the S7lh of September,lBsl, on the premi
scs, the following described valuable lot of Ground,
situate in the town of Fairview, Cumberland co.,
containing 58 feet 3 inches in front, and in depth
1311 feel, having thereon erected a.two story Frame
a Weatherboarded Dwelling HOUSE,
with a Kitchen, and a Well of water on
the premises. Also, will bo sold at the
same time and place, a large variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. .
to commence at 1 o'clock on.said day, and
iho terms made known by
• JOHN SHEETS, Adm’r.
August 28, 1851—31*.
House and Lot for Sale.
IN accordance with the last will and testament
of Joseph Suhroi), deceased; will be sold at public
sale, on tho premises, on Saturday the 11th day
of October, 1851,-a House and Lot of Ground, sit*
uato in Hampden township, Cumberland county,
adjoining.properties of Christian Whistler, Sam'l.
Basehor, and. others. The lot contains 3 acres of
improved land, all under fence. The improve
merits are a two story Weatherboarded
HOUSE, a small double Log BARN,
|i»lSBig Wa9[ i House, Carriage House, and
necessary out-buildings. There
are a number of excellent fruit.trees on the prem
ises. ‘
Also will be sold at the same lime, and at the
same place* a tract of Mountain Land .containing
110 acres* more or lees, situate in the township
aforesaid, , This tract is well covered with timber*
and is bounded by lands of John Blosacr, John
bhrafler, and the top.of the North Mountain,
Sale to commence at 1 o’clock on said day, and
the terms made known by
] FERDINAND ROTH,
Ex’r. of Joseph Schroll, deceased.
August 23, 1851—31*
Orphans* Com t Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Cumberland county, the subscribers will offer
at public sale, on the premises, on Saturday the
4lh day of October, 1851, at l o’clock in-tho after
noon, the following Real Estate, ialo the property
of John Brownewell, deceased, and at present oc
copied by A. I). Kline; viz;.
A Mouse and Lot of Ground; situate In Roxbury,
Monroe [township,-.pn-lhe Trimlle road, 7 miles
from Carlisle and S miles f.om Mcchanicsbunr
The lot acres and 70 perches of excel
lent land, all under good fence. The improve-
Bp-jL meats are a two story wcalherbnarded
f«itidfii HOUSE with a Brick Kitchen, Frame
Jj|||i™Shop, Barn with threshingfloor, Sprint
House, and other There
is a v\el! of excellent water near to the dwelling.
A young Apple Orchard is bn tho premises, toge
ther with a great variety of other fruit trees. This
properly is considered a good and suitable stand
lor a mechanic or storekeeper. For particulars
enquire of the undersigned, residing near .the pro
perty. An indisputable title given, and the terms
made known on the day of sale by
SAMUEL COOKLIN,
WILLIAMS BROWNEVVELL,
Adiufs, of John Brownewell, dec’d.
August 28, J 852—5l # '
Real Cstule for Sale.
ON Saturday the 4th day of October, 1851, tho
following Real Estate will be exposed to public
sale, via;
A TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND, situate
in North Middleton township, Cumberland county,
bounded by lands of Patrick M’Guire; Solomon
Gorgas 1 holrs, John Hotmninger, Hon. F. Walls,
and others, containing
, 73 Acres & 112 Perches,
strict measure, having desirable buildings, viz:-—.
HOUSE, double LOG BARN, Otfh
Cribs, &0., thereon erected. Twelvd
fifteen acres of the above is Wood-
Sale iu take place on the premises, at I o’clock
on said day, when tho terms will, be made known
by ABRAHAM HUBER,
ELIZABETH IIBTTRICK,
AJnn. iciih the will annexed of Geo. llellrick, dte'd
August 28, 1851—Gt
N. ii. If the above properly is not sold on said
day, it wilt be offered for rent for the ensuing year,
commencing the Ist April, 1652, at public outcry.
Public Sale of Itcul Estate.
IN pursuance of on order of tho Orphans* Court of
Cumberland county, will bo sold at public sale,
at tho residence of tho late Philip Shambaugh, de
ceased, on Saturday the 20lh of September, ,1851, at
10,o’clock A. M., tho following described Heal Ins
tate, lute the property of said deceased, viz:
No. I, A tract of Land situate in Frankford town*
about C miles west of 'Carlisle, near the now
Bridge, arid ono-foarth of a mile from Isaac Shollo
b’argur a mill, bounded by the Conodoguinct crook
nfid lan’ds of George Hikes, George Finkonbindcr
and others, containing 153 acres, of which 145acrcs
ure cleared, and the residue is excellent limber land,
having thereon erected a LOO HOUSE,
jagrajHb NL W BANK BARN,and nil necessary
|itliß» im P fovo, » on>g » Also on excellent Apple
eßßßftOrchard, and a Well of water ntlhodoor.
’i hero is a good portion of Meadow land on tho
form.
No. 2. A lot of 3 acres, under good fence and in
a high state of cultivation. Tho improvements on
it ore a two story LOG HOUSE and Back-building,
Log Stable, Corn-crib, and oilier necessary build
ings. There is a Well of water at tho doof. This
tract is hounded by lands of Geo. Hikes and No. 1.
No. 3. A tract of Mountain land, about 3 miles
from the ajiovo tract, containing 18 acres and 88
perches. This tract is covered with Locust, Ches
nut and other limber, belqg situated in the same
township, and bounded by lands of W. F, Kennedy,
John Dunbar and others.
Tho above Real Estate will be sold upon tho fol
lowing terras:
So much as tnoy bo necessary to pay the ceils of
sale to bo poid by the purchaser on Hie confirmation
of the salo by tho Court, one-third of (ho balance to
remain in tho hands of tho purchaser during (ho Ufa
of Margaret Zojglor, widow of said docoasod, tho in*
tercet to bo paid to her annually from tho Ist April,
1861, and tho principal to tho hairs of tho aforesaid
decedent at her death. Also (hat ono-tonth part of
the purchase money’after deducting widow's dower,
Which Would bo the share of Elmira. Shambuugh,
'vho died since tho death of her father, shall remain
hi the hands of (ho purchaser. During the lifo bf
the widow the interest thereof to bo paid to her on*
Molly during her life, and at her death tho principal
lobe paid to tho heirs of sold decedent.
One-half of tho balance of (ho purchase money of
purpart No. I. to bo palcKon tho Ist of April, 1852,
"lien a deed wilt bo made and possession given to
h>o purchaser, ond tho residue in (wo equal unnaal
payments thereafter without interest.
One-half of tho bolonco.of purpart No. 2, after dc*
'hiding widow’s dower and ono-tonth as |n purpart
"O. I, to bo paid on the Ist nf April 1862, when
possession will bo given and a deed made to tho pur
chaser, and the residue In ono year thereafter with*
out inti real.
*fho balance of tho 4 purcliaso money" of purpart
A°« after deducting us above to bo paid on tho Ist
April 1862, Tho wholo to bo secured by rocog
fiance in tbp Orphans' Gourt with approved soon*
r|( y> Tho grain in tho ground to ho reserved, and,
ll ‘o purchaser to pay tho (axes for 1862. 1
Any person wishing to view tho property can call
iipon John Muttorf, who resides on tho Mansion
farm.
DAVID KOLB, Trustee
appointed by tho Court to make sale.
August 28, 1651—.11”
Public Sale of Kcal Estate;
THE undersigned, Trustee appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cumberland county, will on
Saturday tho 27th day of September, 1851, on the
L'TTn’ ei f p “ SQ t 0 P ublio sa'o. the following de
scribed Real Estate, the property of the late John
navorslick, situate in North Middleton township,
being a Slalo Stone Farm, containing
162. Acres,
more or less., The improvements are a two story
AgdSk. Frame Weatherboarded HOUSE with
IjiHl a Kitchen, attached, a hew BANK
JiiJSBftBARN, a Well of water,-running wa
on tho placo, and bounded by tho
Conodoguinet creek; about 125 acres are cleared,
embracing about 14 acres of Meadow land.
•A! 80 * Bame time and place, will bo sold
12 acres-of. Mountain Woodland,in said township,
about 2 miles from the above described Farm, well
covered wilh.Chcshut and other-timber.
Sale to commence at 1 o’clock on said day, and
terms made known by
WM. A. HAVERSTICK, Trustee.
August 28,. 1851—51*
Orphans’ Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order of tho Orphans’ Court of
Cumberland cdunty, will, be sold at publio sale,
on Saturday the 271 h of September, 1851, at 13
o’clock, noon, on the.premises, the following pro
perly, late the estate of Abraham Miller, of Upper
Allen township; in said county, deceased, viz:
A tract of Limestone Land, situate in said town
ship, adjoining lands of Jacob Coover, George
Emich and others, containing -
29 Acres, more or less,
all of which is cleared and in a high slate of culti
vation, under good fence, &c. The improvements
— are a I'vd story weatherboarded dwel
ffiSjJjlUling HOUSE, Frame BARN, and
out-buildings. . There is a nev
wsSSSHEßsr failing Well of water at. the door
with a pump in it. There>j& also running water
through the place,’ Also l ®’young and. thriving
Orchard of choice fruit.. Persons wishing to ex*
amino the place can call on the undersigned living
near tho;farm, and by whom the terms will be
made known on said day. '
■ n DIEDRICII STEINER, Adm’r.
August 28, 1851—51*
Valuable Piopcit}' lor Sale.
offered at public sale, on Thursday the
251 h ofSeplcmbor, 1851,0 n the premises,
A LOT OF GROUND,
containing 16$ acres, more orlcss, of improved land,'
m a high stale of cultivation, situate in Frankford
township, Cumberland county, about 3 miles from
ISewvillc, Iho improvements arc a two story Log
jUbbSl Piling HOUSE, SHOP, Log BARN,
never fulling: Spring of water convcn*
to the dwelling, Ac, There is a
SSaSSYoung Apple Orchard on the premises,
and a great number of Peach, Cherry, and other fruit
trees. A further description is deemed unnecessary
Persons desirous of viewing tho property, will please
call on the undersigned residing on it.
Sale commence at 10 o’clok on said day, when
the terms will he made known by
. LEWIS C. BATRUM.
August 31,1861—2t*
Valuable Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber oners at privalo sale, dial valua
hie farm, situated in Dickinson township, Cum
horland county, between tho Walnut Bottom and
Forgo roads, and convenient to Moore’s mill, con
laining •
195 ACRES,
of excellent Limestone Land, 150 acres of which
are cleared, and in a high slate of cultivation, tho
remainder is well covered with good limber. The
M improvements are a Log dwelling House,
o NEW BANK BARN, ond other Out
buildings. Two Wells of never fulling
water are convenient to (he house and
barn, und a large Apple Orchard of grafted trees is
on (he promises.
Any person wishing to view the above property
xiill please cnll on tho undersigned, or with Martin
Barnhart, residing on tho premises.
NATHAN WOODS.
August 21, 1851—3 m
Valuables Itcul Estate for Sale.
npHE undersigned, Assignees of George Sailor, of
X. South Middleton township,Cumberland county,
will soil at public sale, on tho premises, on SATUR
DAY the 4th of October, 1851, lht» following dcu
crioed Heal Estate, viz:
A Farm situate in South Middleton township,
Cumberland county, near the public road loading
from Carlisle to the Spring Forge, about tbreo miles
from the former and two from.the latter place, ad
joining lands of Jacob Lehman, Henry Wise, Moses
Wolf, Adam Frieze, and tho heirs of Solomon Coi
gns, deceased, containing
01 ACRJGS
of Limestone Land, having thoroon erected a good
two story LOG HOUSE, LOG and
fIEMi i ||AFHAME BARN, a Well of good wa-
JBB9IiiJB t tPr with u pump in It near (ho door, a
fIBSSSRSHTcnanI House, Stable, Apple Orchard
and other fruit trees. About 80 acres of the land is
cleared, under good fence, and in n high state of cul
tivation; the residue is covered with good timber.
Also, at the same lime and place, a lot of Moun
tain Land, covered with good Chestnut timber, shu
nted in tho same township, bounded by lands of Jq.
re^L ' r * c k Rider and others, containing
SEVEN acres, lying within about five miles of the
above mentioned farm.
Also, at tho same time, on the promises, a two
story STONE HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, STABLE
&c. This properly is well calculated for o tavern,
store, (being at present occupied as a.store,) or any
other public business; it is situated in South Mlddlo
lon township, near Ego’s Forge, and at tho head of
the Boiling Springs.
. Sale to commence nt 10 o’clock on said day, when
Iho terms will bo mode known by
DANIEL KAUFMAN,
JOHN BOUD,
Assignees of George Sailor.
August 21, 1851—7 t
Toucher WuiUcrt.
THE Board of School Directors of Carlisle Dis
tilct, will meet at Education Hall, on Saturday
tho 30th inst.. at 2 o’clock P. M. for tho purpose of
examining applicants and appointing a Teacher for
Male School No. 11, of said District. Tho branches
to bo taught am, Rending, Writing, Aillhmctic,
Geography, and the Elements of Grammar and His
tory, ,
For further information apply to the undersigned.
J. GOODYEAR, Jr. 7 n *
B. COKNMAN, 3 tomraillcc.
Carlisle, August 31, 1851-^-81
m. & j. m. hoe, *
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
No, 111 JV. Third St. t 3 d door below Race,
PinLADELCUIA.
90 DOn n OI ! N D . nOOMB, 000 Jol ' Pointed
. Buckets, 600 nests Cedar Tubs, 000
wfif ' IOO A f"”* Clothc, Pln«, 800 net.
Willow Do.kots, AI.o, every dcmrlpiion of Bri.tlo
Brushes, Mots, Eastern, Cedar. Wood, and Willow
Wuro at tho lowest manufacturers' cash prices.
N. ll.—Orders promptly filled. .
August 31,1861—3ra
Estate Notice.
NOTICE Is hetoby given that Letters of Adminis
tration on tho ostato of Lewis Carpenter, late
of Adams county, Pa., doc'd., have been Issued lb tho
subscriber residing in Frankford tp., Cumberland
county, Pa. All persons Indebted to said ostato are
requested to make Immediate puymcnt, a and those ha
ving claims will present (horn for folllomcnt to
WILLIAM HRACEY, Admr.
July 17, 1861—Ot
- stmy Sliocp.
CAME to tho plantation of tho subscriber in NeW
ton township. Cumberland county, about tho Ist
of Juno last, SEVEN SHEEP, six old ones and ono
Four of them have both their oars
tho others have no marks. The own
er is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take thorn away, otherwise they will
bo'd .po.eci of according to law.
HENRY DAUOHMAN.
Augu.t 14, 1851—31*
Executor’s Sale of Real Estate.
ON Thursday the* 18th day of-September, 185 Ii
wit!-bo sold.at public outcry, on the promises, in
Southampton township,< Cumberland county, Pa.,
near the road loading from. ShippenabUrg. to. Now
villo, a-valuablo Limestone Farm, late tho property,
of Samuel Duncan, deceased, and.bounded by lamjfi
of Robert Malcor, Henry Au, Alexander Duncan;
and others, containing , . '
_ 114 Acres,
95'of which are cleared and in n high slate of culli
vation, the remainder is well covered with limber.
JPpjwtß* Tho Improvements aro'agood two story
ggptjULOG HOUSE, LOG and FRAME
ARN, with a Well of water near tho
Any person wishing to view tho properly previous
to the sale, will bo shown.it by calling on the sub
scriber.
Sale lb commence at 1 o’clock P. M. on said day,
and the terms made known' by -
ROBERT S. M’CUNE, Ex’r.
August 21, 1851—4 t
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
HHIE undersigned, Assignees of Gen. T. O. Miller,
-1. will sell at public sale, on tho promises, on SA
TURDAY the SOih'of September, 1351, the
Cumberland Furnace Estate,
(the titlo to which is now settled,) consisting of the
Cumberland Furnace with over 4000 acres of Moun
tain Land, .Mill, Saw Mill, Blacksmith Shop, a num
her of Tenant Houses, the Furnace Farm
of 200 acres, Poach Orchard Farm, three
J!|5!B?® tbcr tractfl Farm Land, and Big Moa-
of 22 acres.
The above named properties will be sold separate
or altogether to suit purchasers, and the Mountain
Land will be sold in lots if not sold with the Fur
nace.
. Tho abovo properties is .situated in. Dickinson
[township, Cumberland county, tho Yellow Breeches
erdek running through part of it,.and is welt calcu
lated for manufacturing purposes. Tho creek never
fails or freezes, being spring water.
For particulars enquire of the undersigned, or W.
H. Miller, Esq,, Carlisle,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and terms made
known by.
. JOHN T. GREEN.
D. W. M’OULLOCH, ,
August 14, 1851—6 t Assignees.
Valuable Real Estate at Public
Sale.
WILL bo sold at public solo, on FRIDAY tho
36th day oT September, 1851, 1 o’clock P.M.
on tho promises, all that Form belonging to the heirs
of George Trimble, deceased, situate in Silver Spring
township, Cumberland county, one mile north of
Bucher's mill, on the Public road from Hogcstovvn
to Stcrrett’s Gap,'containing
206 Acres and some Perches,
of Black Slate Land, of good quolity and in a high
state of cultivation. About 170 acres of which arc
cleared, and tho residue in thriving timber. Tho
JWJjL improvements on,, the cast side of this
are a largo double BUICK HOUSE
|s||j|™and Kitchen, well finished, a BANK
@589 0A UN, an Apple Orchard of grafted
Iruit, and all tho necessary Out-buildings. The west
side contnins a STONE HOUSE and Stable, a good
Well in tho barement, and a spring at tho door, and
an Apple Orchard of common fruit.
~ •* Mansion side of this tract is,worthy the no
tice of persons desirous of purchasing a beautiful
country, residence, as it would require but little nd.
dilioiial expense to lender it such. This properly
combines' Several advantages, from location
but from tho nature of the soil, it being lobso and
easily tilled. It contains about 25 acres of bottom
or rather second bottom land, which is well adapted
to the growth of. either grain or grass; thus giving it
the.'double advantage of a groin and stalk farm.—
ibis bottom is in front'of the improvements from
cast to west, which renders it very suitable to divide,
throwing a handsome farm of 103 acres to each side
and nearly square.
Also; will bo sold on.the same day, 57 acres of
Mountain Timber Land, wlth a snug improvement
0n.1t,. about two mile’s distant. If not sold it will be
rented on tbo same day.
Persons wishing to view the property can coll on
tbo subscriber who resides on it. ■
. • JOHN TRIMBLE, Agent.
August 14, 1851—31 , .
Valuable Farm for sale.
THU subscriber will offer at public sale, on the
promises, on Thursday Ihe 251 h day of September
next, his Valuable Farm, situate in North Middle
ton township, Cumberland county, 3 nillos north
of Carlisle, containing
107 Acres,
of first-rate Slate Land, all of which ore cleared
and in a high stale of cultivation, except about 10
acres of timber land. The improvements are a
double two story log dwelling HOUSE,
iKfflfc double Log BARN, Corn Cribs, Shops,
RyHllmandall necessary Out-buildings. There
SBBBBis also on Ihe promises a good Apple
Orchard and other fruit trees, and a well of excel
lent water with a pump in it near the door of the
dwelling. The Conodoguincl creek tuna at the
west side of this farm.
Also, will bo sold at the same lime, 24 acres of
Mountain Land, situated 3 miles north of the above
(arm, which is thickly covered with valuable tim
ber.
Sale to commence at la o’clock M. of said day,
when the Conditions of sale will be made known
b s’. WILLIAM CORNMAN.
August Id, 1851—Ct
Assignee’s Sale.
IN pursuance of o deed of assignment executed by
John Seitz, of Monroe township, Cumberland
county, will bo sold at public sale, on the premises
on Saturday the 11th day of October next, atone
o cluck P. Mi, the following described Real Estate
viz! ’
A tract of Land situate in Monroe township afore
said, hounded by lands of Pater Dillor, John Sollon
barger, David Kryshor, the holes of Morlin Dillor,
deceased, and John Urindlo, containing about ’
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
having thcroon erected n two .story LOG HOUSE
and LOG BARN, a Well of water and an
Apple Orchard. Iho land is Limestone
n good quality.
* ™ Tho terras of sale will bo: Ton per cjjnt
of the .purchase money to bo paid by tho purchaser
bn tho dby of sale, ono-half tho balance on the Ist of
April next, when possession will bo given and a deed
mndo to tho purchaser, and tho residue on tho Ist of
April 1853, with interest from Ist April ISd?, to bo
secured by Judgment bond. Tho purchosor to have
(ho landlords shard of (ho groin in tho ground, and
(ho taxes lor tho year 1852 to bo paid by tho pur
chaser, JOSEPH CULVER,
Assignee of John Seitz.
August 14, 1 85T—Ot
Valuable Farm for Sale.
WILL bo sold at pubUo'salo, on TUESDAY tho
Olb day of September, 1861, at iO o'clock A.
M., on the promises, a tract of Limestone and Slate
Land, situate in Silver Spring township, Cumber
land county, near the State toad loading from Hogos*
town to Storrolt’s Gap, adjoining lands of Daniel
Poughti Daniel Cunklo, Christian Crall, Frederick
Stine and others, containing
229 Acres & 158 Perches,
mt»ro or loss. Said farm is near to Bucher’s and
Hslluhor's mills. Tho improvementsoroatwoslory
STONE HOUSE, with a Well of good
ffißlM water in tho Kitchen, a Frame weather
li|!HPhowdcd BANK DARN, Cider Prow,
CaßaiSßb Wagon Shed, &c. There la a Well of
water in tho yard and a superior Spring of running
water on the fafm, Also, water in almost every
field* There Is on tho premises a first rate Young
Apple Orchard and all kinds offrult trees. I
About SO acres of tho land Is covered with thriv- j
Ing timber, and the balance ft cleared, under good
fence, ond in a high state of cultivation.
It will bo sold In two tracts or oltogetor, to suit
purchasers.
Terms made known on tho dnv of solo by
JOSEPH YOUNG,
JAMES IRVINE, .
Executors of Joseph Young, dcc’d.
August U, 1861—4t*
Executor’s Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.
WILL bo sold at public sale,on Saturday tho Clh
day of September next, at 10 o’clock, on the
premises, the following described Real Estate, viz: ;
No. 1. A tract 'of good Slate 'Land, situate in
•Frankford township, Cumberland county, about six
miles from Carlisle, and one mile from Waggoner’s
Tavern, bounded by lands of Samuel Snyder, John
Slump, Abraham Niokoy, the heirs of A. Waggoner,
deceased, and otbcrs. contdlning ,
149 Acres and 114 Perches .
It is under good fence and in a high stato of bulllva*
lion. The improvements are a largo two story LOG
HOUSE, a LOG BARN, and all nccos
req*|jj||A sdry outbuildings; un excellent Applo
|jH||toeOrclinrd, a Well of water with a pump in
in tho yard, and running water in the.
barn yard. ' There is a good portion of meadow land
arid about 12 acres covered with Ciicsnul and Oak
limber. . •
No. 2, Contains 55 acres and 7 perches, being part
of (bti above tract. The improvements are a two
story STONE HOUSE, a Kitchen; a LOG BARN,
and other Outbuildings; a Well of water in the yard,
and a good Apple Orchard. This tract is convenient
to Churches and Public Schools, and the. M’Clure’s
Gap Road passes through it.
No. 3. A tract of Mountain Land. 1J miles north
of the Mansion farm, containing 13 acres and 55
porches, and covered with young Chosnut timber.
No: 4. A tract of Mountain Land, about' 3 miles
from (ho above tract, containing 22 acres and allow
ance, covered with young timber.
. Terms of sale made known on tho day of sale by
W. F. SWIGER,
PHILIP KEIHL.
Executors of Geo. Ktihl, de.c'd,
August 7,. 1851—te '
Executor’s Sale.
nillE subscriber, Executor of tho lalo Dan). Hand-
JL shew, will sell on Wednesday the lOlh of Sop.
lember. next, at 10 o’clock A. M>,on the premises,
the following described SLATE STONE FARM,
situate in Silver Spring township,Cumberland coun
ty, containing
ONE HUNDRED $ SIXTY ACRES,
neat measure, having thereon erected a two. story
AmA LOG wealherboarded dwelling HOUSE,
• BANK BARN, Corn Crib, Wagon Shod,
•|«iil& Smok ° House, Wash House, and an ole.
Young Oichard, and a pump close
to tho door of tho house. .
The farm is well improved and. In a good stato of
cultivation, about.loo acres are cleared, 12 acres be
ing meadow, and the balance well covered with tim
ber.
The farm bounds on tho Conodogiilnct creek, and
a.publio road runs through it; ilia situated about 3
miles from Hugcstown and 9 from Carlisle and Har
risburg.
Tho terms of sale made known nn tho day of sale
by . SAML. SENSEMAN.
Executor of Daniil Hajtdshew, dec'd.
August 7,1851.—5 t
EXECUTOR’S SAI.E.
THE subscribers, executors of the late David Shaof
fer, will offer at public sale, on tho promises, on
Friday tbo 12lh day of September next,at 10 o’clock
A. M., that valuable LIMESTONE FARM,;situate
in Dickinson township, Cumberland county, Contain
ing , ,
134 Acres & 37 Perches,
neat measure, till cleared except about 5 acres which
arc well covered with timber. The improvements
jjfaßHflk.- are a two story FRAME plastered House
will! a Kitchen, a Spring House, BANK
the lower story of which is stone,
£=Sl2aaStho upper frame, being 90 feel long, wa
gon shod, corn crib, hog pen, blacksmith shop, and
a thriving young Orchard.
The Yellow Breeches creek bounds the farm, and
there are several springs of running water on it.
T|io farm is in a high stale of cultivation, and is
very productive, having 40 acres in clover and the
residue in the usual crops. Tho farm is convenient
to the market, being about 4'milcs from the Balti
more turnpike, and 7 miles from Carlisle.
The terms of sale will be: One half of tho purchase
money, which will embrace a dower of .61500, to bo
paid.op' the Ist day j»f, April 1853, when possession
' wilt be given and the deed delivered,and the balance
|in three equal annual payments without interest, to
be secured by Judgment bonds. Ten per cent of the
purchase money will be exacted on the day ofealo.
HENRY SHAEFFER.
JOEL SHAEFFER,
Ex’re.
July 31, 1851—71
Valuable Farm for Sale.
WlLL'be sold at public sale, on FRIDAY the
IfUhday-of September, 1851, on the premises, that
valuable Farm, situate in Upper Allen township,
Cumb. rland county, convenient to the State road
and dhopherdfllown, containing
174 Acres,
more or loss, of Limestone and Slate Land, about
100 of which is cleared and in a high stale of culti
vation, the remainder is well covered with Ohcsnut,
Locust, Black Ook and Hickory timber.' The im
provomenls aioafiame dwelling HOUSE
and DARN, and other Out-buildingsi ‘ A
jlSHHgStWell of good water is convenient to tho
4SaSs9rdwelling, and a runningstream of spring
water pusses through tho property. There are three
Apple Orchards on the promises, and a variety of
other fruit trees, This farm is well situated, and is
a very desirable residence, and the land is superior
and very productive. It will bo sold in two tracts
or altogether, there being two sets of buildings and
divides to advantage.
There has recently been discovered on this land,
a vein of Mongeneac which bids fair to yield well
A considerable quantity of this mineral has already
boon token, from tho vein, and is pronounced very
superior, . ' J
Any person wishing to view (he property will bo
shown it by calling J. R. Brown residing on it, or J.
B. Ooover living in the same township.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A'. M., and terms
made known by
JAMES R, BROWN,
JOHN B. COOVBR,
Acting for tho heirs of Jas. Biowh. dec’d.
August 14,1851— 0 l
For Sale.
A VALUABLE TAN YARD, favorably situated
in Perry county, on tho Main road leading from
Landlsburg to Gibson’s mill,containing Four Acres;
more or less, of Ground, on which there is a corn-
Jhwfrflfc. fortable Dwelling House and Barn. The
cheapness and facility with which bark
|Blliiß» ot>n procured in tho immediate neigh*
dSßSßßbcrhood, makes the situation a desirable
one. For terms apply to William Gibson, Esq., liv
ing near the premises, or Chief Justice Gibson, Car
lisle, Pa.
May I, 1851—if
Virginia Farms for Sale.
THE WINCHESTER VA/, LAND AGENCY 1 .
I T A; DAKERMc I>. T. MOORE, luring for moil
t/ » an Agency for the sale of Lands lying in alt
sections of Virginia and other Slates; are now pro*
paired (o offer for sale a number of very DESIRA*
uLE FARMS, Igcaled in tlio fertile and most ro*
markabljr. lioulthy valley of Virginia. A number of
these (arms are of (ho boat Limestone Land, well
Improved, and convenient to Winchester, which place
Is celebrated os being the best flour market distant
from the seaboard. This Agency possesses facilities
for procuring aR (he best land for sale in this section
of tho country, end persons desiring to purchase a
good farm, at moderate rates, oan avoid much loss
of time and expense of travelling through the ooun*
try in search ol a farm, by addressing them, po»i paid
and getting one oflho Agency's circulars,'giving an
accurate description, location, and price and cohdi*
(lons of payment of each farm they offer for sale—
There is now residing in the county of Frederick,
upwards of seventy families recently removed /Vom
various parts of Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvan
ian, instead of travelling Into a strange land, may
here And his friends and neighbors settled on the
same vslloy which skirts fVom (ho Susquehanna
((trough. Maryland and Virginia, and terminates only
In the sobny plains of Tennessee.
The Agents will use great precaution to see that
titles to all lands they sell are good. '
Merchants, mechanics and tradesmen, wishing to
procure n good locution in this s.ccllon of country for
transacting business, would do well to apply Co title
Agency.
DAICI3R & MOORE, Agonlu.
! AVinchcstcr, Frederick co,. Va
'April 10, IBM —Cm* ’
Perry County Parma at
PUBLIC SALE.
ON THURSDAY, the 4th of September next, will
be offered at public Bale, at 10 o’clock A.M., on
tbo premises, l twp very finjs LibTebtowb Fxbms. sit*
uated in Tobnyne .township, Perry county. , These
are adjoining furma, one contains about, 1540 acres,
and 276 acres is contained in the other. They will
bo sbld-separately or together as will suitpurchasors.
They are about 8 miles west of Jjandisburg, op the
main road loading Up the valley. Oho farm has a
g„i,|T STONE MANSION .HOUSE &BANIC
BARN.on it. Thoothero.LOG HOUSE
IKISHT".* LOO BARN. There are. thriving
I n ■lrTf||i~iii li inln ou both.of these places. They
are situated in tho most fertile part of the county,
and offer many inducements to purchasers. . Persons
wishing to sce.cilhor of the above tracts, can obtain,
information from tho tenants residing on the promi
see, or either of the undersigned executors. ■ Attend
ance given and terms made known on the day ol
sale by
RICHARD PARKER,,
R.
Executor» of Thomae Uric, deceased
July 24, 1861—6 t
CAP HOTEL,
Jit the South Mountain, Cumberland, Co., Fa,
THE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public in general, that ho has
leased.the above well known Hotel, lately occupied
by Samuel Morrett, in the village of Popertown, six
miles south of Carlisle, where he will be happy to
AmQL receive the visits of those who may favor
him with a call. The HOUSE is large
liH-ifrand airy, having recently hod a spacious
a ddilion built thereto, and is located in
one of the most pleasant, healthful, and romantic
nooks In tho Slate—thus making it a most delightful
summer resort to tho stranger, traveller or guest.—
Wild game and fish of all kinds abound in the im
mediate vicinity. Having supplied his Bar with
choice liquors from tho city, and his Table being
furnished with the best viands and choicest delica
cies of tho season, he flatters himself that ho is pre
pared to accommodate his guests in a manner that
cannot fail of being both agreeable and satisfactory.
Stabling capable of containing a large numlTer of
horses is attached, which will bo attended by a care
ful and obliging Ostler. As everything will bo kept
in tho best order, and no pains spared to administer
to the comfort and gratification of his guests, the un
dersignedrespectfully hopes to merit ond receive a
share of patronage commensurate with his efforts to
please., , SNIDER RUPLEY. -
June 19, 1851—3 m
House and tot for Sale..
rPHE undersigned, Executors of Elizabeth Lutz,
X deceased, will offer at public sole, on tho premi
-Beß ° n Saturday the 30lh day of August neat, a lot
of Ground, in situate Fraukford township, near Lack*
oy s store. The lot contains 13 ACRES, more or
less, ol improved land, oil under fence’, and in good
e condition. The improvements aro-atwoalory
LOG HOUSE, LOG STABLE, an Apple
.Orchard, *c. ,
Solo to commence at 1 o’clock P. M.. when at
tendance will be given arid terms made known by
GEORGE DRAWUAUGH,
SAMUEL MARQUART,
. Executora of Elixabtlh Lvtx, dtcraaed.
July 41, 1851—Gl*
HARRISBURG
Agricultural Machine Shop.-
THE subscribers, manufacturers of WHEELER'S
PATENTRAILtVAy CHAIN HORSE POW.
ER and OVERSHOT THRESHERS, have perma
nently established a chop In tho borough of Harris
burg, where wo ore now prepared to fill orders and
supply agents to a very groat extent. Wo also
manufacture to order the most approved hinds of
Feed Cultera, Cheer Hullera, Corn Shellera, Cireu
tor SowMUlaond Groin Drilla . Tho accompanying
cut gives a sido view of a ’ 6
TWO HORSE MACHINE,
at work with tho liand, necessary lo attend il and
koepit in full operation, and will llireah from 100
to 300 bushels of Wheat, or double tho quantity of
Oats, Barley.br Buckwheat par day. The one Horio
Machine, will thresh half oa foot ns the Two Horae
onea. The Thtteher (oosr,Sol) with separator attach
ed which separatee (bo grain from tho straw thor.
onghly. Every machine sold by ua or our agenta is
Warranted to give satisfaction to the purchaser, or
it moy bo returned lo ua or Iho sgonl of whom il wss
bought, after fair trial, and tho purchase money (if
paid) will bo refunded. ■
For moro detailed information or for the purpoao
of ordering machines, address
M. H. STEEVER & Co.
Juno 26, 1851.—2m.*
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE,
EASTON. PA.
THE next session of this Institution which Is now
in successful operation with the most encourag
ing prospects, will commoneo on (lie third day of
September next. The Faculty.consists of
Rev. D. V, M’Lkan, D. D„ President and Professor
of Moral Science, Logic and (ho Evidences of Chris,
tianily.
Jaucs N. Coffin, Esq., A. M., Vico President and
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Rev. Georoe Borrows, A. M., Professor of Anolont
Languages and Literature,
Washington M’Cartnry, Esq., A. M., Professor of
Mon(t) Philosophy and Rhetoric.
James M. Porter:, L. L. D., Professor of Ju
risprudence and Political Economy.
The course of study is thoVough—the discipline
strict but paternal—(he position healthy and the
charges moderate for both tuition and boarding.—
Subscribers of $lOO and upwards to the Endowment
fund, now in progress, sending pupils at this time,
will have tho benefit of tho reduction which it will
occasion.
Circulars and further information can bo had by
addressing Dr, D. V, MT.ean, the President of (he
College, or VV. Huokott, Esq., Secretary of the Board
of Trustees, Easton, Pa.
August 7, 1851—41
Eitale Notice.
| r JITTERS of administration on the estate of John
I Vj Brovvnewoll, Into of Silver Spring towhsh{p,Cum*
1 oorlund 00., Pa., deceased, liavo hoen granted by the
I Register of said county, to the subscribers living in
said township. . All persons indebted to said estate
| are requested to make immediate payment,and those
having claims wilt present them properly authenll.
oalod for settlement to
SAMUEL COOKLIN,
WILLIAM BROWN EWELL,
July 24,1851—Ct” Adin'rt,
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
mads to the next Legislature, agreeably to the
conatilution and laws of this Commonwealth, for an
alteration in the charter of the Carlisle Oepositßank
ao as to confer upon said hank the rights and piivil
ogea of a bank of issue, and to change the name of
said Bank to “The Farmers and Mechanics Dankoi
Carlisle. 1 ’
By order of the Board Directors,
„ B W. M. BBETEM, Cashier.
Carlisle Deposit Bank, >
June 6,1861—6 m $
DR. GEORGE Z. BRETZ,
WILL perform oil operation, upon tho Tooth
. .Vi,"'? b .° r "« ul f e d for their proaorvalion
nriiiicUJ Tooth imortcd, from a einglo tooth to an
ontiro eot, on tho mo.t.clontlilc prlncinloo. Di.....l
oftho mouth and ,^"”'-
.u"e7, C.rli,irPa/ C ° ° f hi> broll " !r . »" North Pit,
May 18, 1861.
DR. 8. B. KIEFFER,
NOKTH Hinovet .treat. Office adjoining MW
Wolfs • store. .Office hour> ( , more pifticutulf
from-7 to 9 o'clock A. M.j and from 6 to 7 o'clock
P. M, ; yv; -• , -
f Carlisle, June 19; 1861—tf
A CARD. /
To the JiADiss!—WM. M. PORTER
would respectfully inform the -
that ho hat.filled .up.the. room recently
occupied by MUs Betsy Kernan, nejt .dooc to.the.
old eland op a Ladies' Shoe Store exclutivtly, where
Ihoy will find a well .selected assortment of gaiters,
buskins, tics, slippers, &o.,from the best manufacto
ries in Philadelphia, and also of his own make. td
which (heir attention is invited.
' Carlisle, May 8,1851,
SEELING OFF AT COST.
THE subscriber having purchased the stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, dtc., of A; C: Fetter at
tlie corner of North Hanover and Loulher atreete,’
informs the public that the, whole of the large arid
elegant slock will be sold out AT COST, took"out'
for bargains. JACOB FETTER. :
July 10,1851 if.
Plainfield Classical ■
FOUR miles Weat of Carlisle. Tenth Benton’
commences on Monday, May 6th, 1851,
This Institution has been established nearly five
year*, during which timeeuch additions and improve-,
ments have been made as (6 render it one of the
most commodious and convenient in the State. - .
In regard to healthfulness it .timy he. mentioned
that no case of serious sickness .has .occurred lathe
Institution since ii was founded. Its moral purity
is attested by the fact that depraved associations,
scones ot vice, and resorts for dissipation hate no
existence in (he neighborhood. ■
Tho cour.o of in.lruclion comprise. all branch.,
required by the merchant, profeaaionol man or colla
gmn. Also modern languages, vocal and inatrumen
tai music, ore.
It is the determination of the Proprietor that the
Institution shall sustain tho reputation it has already
acquired for imparting thorough instruction, and in*
culcaling and establishing virtuous principles in the
mins of the youth submitted to his charge*
Terms (per session of five months; $5O 6ds,
ror catalogues containing references,-Ac.; addres/
R. K. BURNS,
Principal and.Proprietor,-. • •
Plainfield P. 0., Cumb, co.j PaV
■April.lo, 1861.
SEW GOODS.
AT the cheap Wholeaalo and Retail Emporfnm of
CHARLES OGILBY. Now opening tho moat
extensive and splendid assortment of Spring and
Summer Goode, ever brought to Cumberland coun
ty. Tho Ladies are particularly invited to coil and
examine tho varied and beautiful assortment of
Indies Dress Goods,
Elegant China Silks, Foulard Silks, Silk and Linen
Poplins, Barego do Laincs, Barege de Pall, Silk
Tissues, Summer Silks, Black Canton Cloth, Bom
bazines, Alpacas, Ginghams, Swiss Muslins, French
Worked Collars, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Laces.
Linen Lustres, dec. f
CARPETS' CARPETS.' >
An immense of Carpets, Mattings and Oil. Cloth
just received. Imperial, Ingrain and Vonition Car
pets, from 10 cents to fl 25.
Bleached and Brown Muslins, Tickings, Ging
hams, Bagging, Checks, Oanaburgs, Cotton Diapers
and Sheetings, •
Bonnets.
Upwards of 400 now style Bonnets from the most
approved establishments of Paris, New York ahd
Philadelphia. Aiboni, Bclgic, China Pearl, Plot
cnco Braid, Hungarian, French Lace Gimp, Satin
Straw, Moss, Tulip and Jenny Lind Bonnets, at oil
prices.
Uißßoxs— A largo assortment Of Bonnot, Neck
ann Cap Ribbons. Also some beautiful Flowsrads
Bonnet Tabs. “ . • ;
800/s Sf Shoe*. —'A tremendous lot of Bools and
Shoes of all descriptions, sites and price, aud suite**
bie for Mon, Women and Children. f
VFor neat and good Boots and Slices. Offiibr’a is
tho place. ... .•
.&ROOEJRIBS. ;
fresh lot of Groceries just received and sellinV
as cheap as the cheapest.
The public in general arc requested to look
through our largo and beautiful a-aOrtment of Goods
“ wo ato alwaya pleased to chow thorn without
charge. .
Recoiled (lid old cheap stand, Eaat Main alreet.
Carlisle, April 10. 1881 | ■
To the Tadics!
WE respectfully invito your attention to out latga
and extensive assortment of . “
Spring and Summer Goods,
ouch as Mouselin de.Lainos, Silk Poplins, Barege do
Lame*, Lawns,-colored and plain Bareges. Gina
h,atn *> achß f’ d " lted Swisses, plain do., Bomba
zines, 4000 yards of colored Chintzes, /him 4 to IS4
cents; •
n ?i )I r? r ? TS i» P ", , - m L ««l>»rn, and Bough 3c
d n.™“ V. Mus,, n*. Peking., Checks. Domestic
Gjnghams, Linen and Cotton TdweUnr and -Tahfa
Diapers. Our Muslins cant be beat in these parts
for cheapness. Edgings l lnserting, Gloves'. Hbaierr
Suspenders, and a large supply of *
Ribbons & Parasols.
' Cloths, Casaimeres, Vestings, Summer Bluffs, hlk'.
Boys^We'ar 1 dec bll ' k C * , * i “' re *' “keep Tweeds,
Groceries, Spices, Teas % ot lower pi ice* than aeotl
Give ui a call and save money.
A. & W. DENTZ,
South' Hanovor street,
April 17, ISSI
The "World’s Fair!
Tremendous Excitement 11
AS many of our citizens will not bo able, on
account of business and other matters, to visit
London donna the exhibition, I have just opened
a variety of handsome and useful articles to which
I would invito the attention of the public, consist
inp in pan of China Dinner and Tea sets, Stone
China Dinner, Tea, and Toilet sets, best Liver-'
pool and Common Ware.
Glass Xtfaxo,
Such as Bowls, Goblets, Stands, Wines, Gam
blers, Jelly Stands, Decanters, Lemonades, and'
a variety of Glass Dishes of every size, for
, r C. INHOFF, Art, ■.
Carlisle, Jund 19, 1851. .
More New floods.
I THE subscriber has opened a Freeh assortment'
SmH!? “ f?' 0 "* G ° od “' such as Foulard Silks,'
Silk Grenadines; white and colored Bareoes. Silk'
1 issues, Alborines, French Lawns, Ginghams,'
Popiins, SUk Lustres, Calicoes, &0., all ofwhich
will be disposed of on moderate (arms.
G. W, HITNER.*
Juno 19,1851.
flrocoriea.
ANEW au PP ly of fr«.h Coffeea, whlto crdalud 1
•nd brown (tagara, S P lco., &0., ju.t r«c«W
«na opened by tho lubioribof, u alio a gonwalu;
■oitmont of 1 .
GREEN & DtACK TEAS,
StS r 3*jS“
Oaillale, March 13.1881 ' W * ,
SotlOßi, ~
n F ; ncy^ 01 P l “' Powdo «. Porfumarr,'
Btuahaa, Joelh Bruihoa, Suapaodan,
ttalr Oil, Puraea, Port Monies, Tpja for Qhffl.’
dfen, Paltont Glaatio Infcatanda, and a groat dart
artioloa too numaroua to menlidii;-
which 1 offer at reduced price*.
Carlisle, June 18, *5l. 0. INHdW t Agt.
Lamp*.
CANDALABRAS, Astral, Solar, Kiiierial, Lard
and Pine Oil Lamps of new and fashionable
stylus, just received and for B*lq by ...
V. INHOFF. Agl,
Oarllalo, June IS, 1891.