j SALE ; *
Of Valuable Town Xiots.
BY Vlrloe'of on order of-the Orphans’ Court of
.Cumberland county,-the undersigned will expose
to public sale, on the premises, on Saturday the 12th
day of March, 1853, at'2 o’clock p. M., the fol
lowing properties, to wit: .
All that desirable Town Lot, commonly known
as the ••Poplar Lot, 1 * sltuate.at the south weatend
of Hanover street, in the borough of Carlisle,"con
taining about Three Acres, bounded by said street,
the Walnut Bottom road, a lot of P. Phillips’
•heirs, and by South street.
Also, a Lot of Ground , containing about Three
Acres, situato in said borough, bounded on the
north by.ihe GravoYard.on the east by tho Grave
Yard Lane, south by a lot of Samuel Hepburn,
and on the weal by a lot of J. W. Eby.
•Both these properlies will be offered in Town
lots, or as they now are, to suit purchasers. The
last named lotisaneligible location for a cemetery.
Terms of sale t Ten per cent, of the purchase
money on the day of sale, one-fourth of the pur
chase money to bo paid on the confirmation of tho
Bale, and the balance to be setuted by bonds and
mortgagee, conditioned for the payment of the in
terest thereof semi-annually to Mrs. Elizabeth
Dwen, and the principal at her decease, to her
heirs at law. JACOB SHROM,
Truttee under the will of That. Hagan, dee'd.
February 3,1853 —6 t
HarrWmrg, Carlisle k Cbambersbnrg Tarnpike
Bead Company.
I EXHIBIT of lolls received, repairs and expenses,
J on the Harrisburg, Carlisle and Chambcisburg
Turnpike Rood Company, from lot January lo 31»l
December 1862, inclusive, as follows, to wit:
DR.
•To amount of tolls received at Oates, $4,324 35$
To balance a( settlement for 1961 paid
.into Court ot Janury 1851,
Balance of 1851 paid to creditors per act
of Assembly of 1833, *2B Sc ’3O, 1,470 68$
Cash paid for repairs on road for 1662, 1,009 Cl
Gate Keepers salaries, 900 04
Managers pay, 261 00
Secretary’s salary, 25 qq
Treasurer’s salary, 75 00
Incidental expenses, 51 50
Postage, tales and stationary, 9 50
Uncurrcnt money received in tolls, 10 00
$3,002 23$
Balance paid into Court to be applied
under the act of Assembly aforesaid, $1,892 70$
COPY.
Certified on oath to the Judges of the Conrt of
Common Picas of Cumberland county, the tOlhday
of January A. D. 1853.
SAMUEL W. NEVIN, Trcas’r.
TAKE NOTICE
That the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland
tounty, have appointed 'Tuesday the 22d day of
March next, at (he CoarfHouee, in the borough of
Carlisle, at o’clock A. M. for bearing and determin
ing the claims of the respective creditors against the
Company, agreeably to tbo Acta of Assembly made
for Ihft relief of said creditors on the let day of Apfi.
1823* and the supplement* thereto* at the aforesaid
time arid place, the pjeferred (if any) and all other
creditors, are replicated, lo have tneir respective
claims doty authenticated and presented,and also to
furnish evidence at the same time, (Whether any
claim* have been assigned, or are still held by the
original owners; and also proof to establish ;lhe con*
sidetation of (heir claims* whether for wotic, male-
rial*, dee. "
Febhlajy 3,1053—3 t
Apprentice Wanted.
WANTED, a boy to learn the Tailoring busin.
ess/ One who has been at the trade preferred!
Inquire at this office.
Jan. 27—3 w.
For Rent,
TIfE dwelling houao in the Brick Row Norllnß,.!
Side of the Public Square, in (ho Borough of CAN
lisle, oow in the occupacy ol Thompson 'ReighleL—
Possession given Ist Of April next. For terms apply
lo the subscriber,
Jam 27—4w*
FOR HEIST.
THE now two- story Brick House and Backbuild*
fag, situated in East Main Street, and bt present
Occupied by J. B. Bratton, is offered for rent from
Ihe Ist of April next. For terras and particulars
enquire of
January 13, 1063—5 t
WILLIAM MOUDY.
KENT.
THE Storero&to) corner of Main nnd Pill Sis.,
opposite the Mansion House Hotel, nnd at present
occupied by Dr. Hubbard as a Drug Sioro, ia of
fered-for jent for one or more years. The Bland is
considered one of tho best In iho'borouph.
ROBERT NOBLE.
*'lamlary 6, 1853 -3i
FOR RENT.
THo two story Brick House* with convenient
baok*baildings and stabling, nn (ho weal end of
Fomfi'etsireet, now in the occupancy of the Rev.
W. Wlckee.
Also/ did (wo story Brick House and bnck
bbilding, lately occupied by Mrs. Neldlg, in East
Main sreet, adjoining tho public house of Joseph
Heiaec. Possession of this property can bo had
Immediately. J. W, EBV.
January 6,1853 —3t*
Foi 1 Kckits
THE store rooitt now occupied by C. Inhoff, in
South Hanover street. Apply to
H. W. RAWLINS.
January 13,1863.
Notice.
. A rT an Orphan's Court, began on Monday tho 10th
lBs3^,and holdcn at Carlisle, in and
fur, before tho Hon. Jamas 11.
-'OhitaOTl'PiftilMOl -Judge, end. Samuel VVoodburn
■ Associate Judges, «Scc., tho
- ec dings wero hsd, to wit i
matter of tho alias writ of partition snd
Valbillon or tho real estate of Samuel Irwin, dco'd.,
Isle of Ildpowoll township, Cumberland county.—
Now, lu wit,2olh January, 1853. On motion of
Samuel IlepbUrn, Esq., rule upon all tho parties in
interest to appear el tho next slated Orphan's Court,
to be held for said county, on the 32d day of March.
1653, and accept or refuse to accept the said real
citato at thtr valuation, &0., persona) notice to bo
given to ell (he parlies intercaled within tho county,
or within forty miles, and to those beyond that die*
tapes by publication in one newspaper printed in the
county, for fotff; weeks previous to the meeting of
•aid Court, and by loiters addressed to them with
notice of.said rule at their noareat Post Office.
Bvtuc Court.
Cumberland County, at.
• Ido certify tli a I Iho foregoing is a
true copy of Record rerpsioing in the
office of the Clerk of (ho Orphan's Court
of said county.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and tho seal of said
Court, at Carlisle, the SOib January, A. D. 1659,
- BAMUEL MARTIN, CVk. of Ct,
Jan. 97— i*. __
Cloths, SuttftnoUs, dec.
JUST received a largo ossortmont of French Dlk,
and Belgium Brown Cloths.
A largo assortment of Sallinotts and Cosaimcfea.
A fine lot of Flannels, Linsoys and Sack Flan
nels, all colors. , • , i •
: A large lot of Calicoes & Manchester Ginghams.
A good assortment of Men's, Boy's and Youth’s
Water Proof Boots. •
. .An elegant assortment of Ladies Boots dt oboes,
Children’s and Misses Boots and Bhoes, and a case
of the best quality of Lodlss Ginn Shoes, which will
tie yrkuaitlod cheap and good. For sale by
N, w; WOODS, Agl.
1 December 10; 1803.
. OF THE
County of Cumberland, from the Ist day of January to the 31st day of
December) 1853, inclusive.
Made by the Commissioners in compliance with the requisitions contained in the
22d and 23d sections of the Act of Assembly of this Commonwealth, passed on
the 15th day of April, A. D. 1834. And also in conformity with the 37th sec
tion of the same act, which requires the County Treasurer, once in every year,
to slate his accouqt and produce his vouchers to the Commissioners, Which after
examination by said Commissioners shall be by them laid before the County Au
ditors, for settlement according lo law.
In accordance with which William S. Cobean, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland coun
ty, submits the following as a correct exhibit of his Receipts and Expenditures
for the past year, etiding.tfie 31st day of December, A. D. 1852.
To balance in handa of Treasurer at last settlement as per Auditors etatemeet, 99696 44}
To arooun of outstanding taxes at last aettlemeet, • 16117 B 4
do of County tax assessed for 1862, 20063 62
do of Stale abatement on payment of 995,000, 1316 78
do of tines and verdict fees received of David Smith, Esq. Sheriff, 98 12
do of verdict feet, received of W. H. Miller. Eaq., Dept'y. Att’y. Gent. 400
do received of Isaac Shelleberger&Saml Diller on bond lo County for bridge in full. 174 00
do do of Wm. M. Biddle forfeiture for S. Oyster to Commonwealth, 285 94
do do on Miscellaneous receipts from various, persons, 157 58}
1,470 66$
$5,794 93$
Schedule of County (axes outstanding on the Ist of January A. D. 1853, subject
Boroughs Township**
Monroe,
Dickinson,
Silver Spring,
Westpennsborough,
Dickinson,
Easlpennsborough,
Monroe,
Shippens&urg Boro*.
Shippensburg Tp.,
Carlisle,
Dickinson,
Eastpennsborough,
Frankford,
Hampden,
Hopewell,
-Mcchanicaburg,
Monroe,
Newton,
New Cnmbeiland,
Newvllle,
North Middleton,
Silver Spring,
Southampton,
Shippensburg Boro’,
Sbippeosburg Tp.
South Middleton,
Weeipenosborough,
$5,794 93$
Br the Coo nr.
Grand Jurors for aemqeB'|n:Jßs2,
Traverse Jurors for services in 1859,
William Anderson services as Court Crier,
James Dunbar services as Tip-stave,
Henry L. Burkholder furnishing meals to Jurors per order of court*
John Harder for candles furnished for courts,
Samuel W. Hayersiifck forplneollTorniehed for courts,
Christian Inhoffforoll furnished for courts,
Charles Ogilbv for Coco Matting fo- court bar,
William H. Miller Esq, Deputy Att’y General fees In Commonwealth cases,
Witness fees in Commonwealih bases,
Justices’ fees in Commonwealth cases,
Constables fees In Commonwealth cases,
ROBT. IRVINE.
County Auditors and Clerk for auditing accounts of 1861, $73 00
Philip Quigley for auditing accounts of Prolhonotary, Recorder and Register) 6 00
lames Loudon for dockets and binding,
Samuel Martin fees In Commonwealth cases and filing papers) $135 13$
Jamen Loudon for dockets for office, S 3 35
John Hyer fees in Commonwealth cases, 10 83
Abel Keeny for press for Recorder’s office, I® 0®
A. A. Line for stand for prbss, . ® 00
Peter Gulshall for repairs in aaid office, *
James Loudon for bond book and index, *
Cofnrtiissioner’s Office.
James Lolidon for duplicates, stationary, binding, &o.
John Sprout for services as Commisslonbf front Ist Janllaty to 6th November,
Wm H Trout for serviceman Commissioner from let January to 3lst December)
Joseph O Crtssler for services os Commissioner from Ist January to 3lsl December)
John Dobh for services as Commissioner from Bth November to 31et December,
Lemuel Todd 1 yeats Salary aa Attorney and extra professional services,
Wm Riley 1 years salary as Clerk andjfor distributing duplicates, warrants) 4co»
Mrs. DUubar for cleaning office, I
public Printing,
John D Bratton for public printing, .
Jeromo K Boyer do do
fi Beatty do do
Eastern Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary for support of convicts for 1651,
* Jail and County Penitentiary.
James F Larabcrlon and others for hickory wood for Jails
James Gallagher and others for clothing for prisoners,
A & W Bentz for muslin, Ac,, for bed clothing for prisoners,
Mrs. Margaret Snodgrass for goods purchased for Jail,
Edward Havilland on account of superintendence of New Jail,
Commissioners exponses viewing Gettysburg prison,
John Boslor for repairing pumps and hobbles,
Martin Common and James M'Carler for guarding prison,
Peter Gutshall for repairs,
Samuel Wotzell for removing fences,
William Line and other regulators for services regulating,
Levi Line for cutting down trees and removing same,
David Smith, sheriff, for support of prisoners, &o.
Dr W W Dale 1 years salary as physician to Jail,
Poor House.
Jacob Squlor, Treasurer of Poor, for support of 1853,
Sk{|es Woodburn salary as Dircotoi for 1661 and *59,
Oedrgs'Sheaflar salary as'Director for 1851,
Miohaol'G Beltzhoovor salary as Director for 1659,
Robert C Sterrett and other Visitors salary for 1651,
Goorgo W Sheaflbr and other Visitors salary for 1659,
Peter Livingor amount of damages awarded by court,
Peter Huplabefrger amount of damages awarded by court,
George Kllnk amount of damages awarded by court,
Road orders, &0., paid on certificates of clerk of courts,
Henry Myers and John and Joseph Gutshall on aooonnt of Bridge Building, #9499 00
John H Spahr and other* for repairs of various bridges, . 939 90|
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
WM. S. COBEAN, Esq., Treasurer,
Receipts.
Total receipts for 1852,
to exonerations and commissions.
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES.
By Payments,
Courts*
Auditors.
Prolhonotary’s Office.
Recorder’s Office.
Register’s Officd.
Hoad Orders and Damages.
CoNecior* Namta.
Samuel Bricker,
Jacob Claudy,
William G. Hamilton,
Edward Philips,
John Hemminger, Jr.
Jacob Longnecker,
Michael L. Hoover,
James Briober,
Andrew Frailer,
Joseph C. Thompson*
John Peffer, sr.
Emanuel Holtz,
Daniel Myers,
Peter Drawbaugh,
John M> Miller,
David Swiler,!
Jacob Morrett,
John VVestheifler,
Owen James*
Hezeklah Rhoads,
John Kitch,
Benjamin Host,
Dewall Pislee,
William Reichert,
Elias Hoch,
Thomas Bradley,
Benjamin Williams,
Bridges.
\ , Appropriations.
Cumberland and Union Fire Companies appropriation for 1859,
Assessors for services performed,
Elections.
Officers for holding Township, General and Presidential Elections, $1950 19J
Public Buildings.
William M Biddle, Attorney for Mrs A McCroskey, for 9 lots, $4OOO 00
Franklin Gardner, O Von Heilen and others, for repairs at prison, 436 61
Loans and Interest.
Mrs Isabella Cambers amoont of County bond and 6 years interest, 980 00
Miscellaneous.
Hiokok & Dock for sett of weights and measures for county,
R E Wright for 30 dopies of election laws,
Henry Saxton for Hardware for ose of county,
John N Armstrong for lumber furnished county,
William Line for Linden trees for county,
James Martin for laying floors in offices,
William Randolph for 100 bushels of charcoal, J?
Samuel M Hoover for 10 tons of Stone coal, **
James Dunbar for putting stone Coal aWay,
Commissioners expenses viewing Montgomery and Schuylkill prisons,
Joseph Morrison and others for shoveling snow,
William B Bronson for new Map of the United States,
Samuel Wetzel for repairs of ladder,
Alexander S Line for repairs of stoves, dec.
Adam Senseraan for horse and carriage hire,
James Dunbar for extra services making fires, putting charcoal away, &e.
James Martin for boxing trees at Court House,
John Hyer and John Goodyear assisting to prepare duplicates,
William Trough for hauling sand stone to Poor House,
Jason W Eby for sundries furnished for Use of county,
Barney Carney for White washing offices,
James and Mary Dunbar for cleaning the several offices,
Isaac and Michael Sheafler for making boards for lists of taxables,
Samuel Kidman for pulling weada in Court House Square,
George W Hilton for horse and carriage hire,
George Wise, jr. amount of expenses defending suit against U. S. Government,
Commissioners expenses negotiating for support of prisoners,
James Posilewaiih amount of Borough lax on properly purchased by county,
$46,013 53$
Jtml. OuitlaruTg,
$350 25
381 78
176 18
131 01
389 27
251 29
227 20 *
93 23
44 00
641 04
1001 11
177 69
144 0V
135 II
31 91
105 66
781 95
273 71
83 80
61 97
620 13
718 65
149 37
165 It
70 17
1194 79
519 31
Inquests.
Joseph C. Thompson, Coroner, and others, on Inquisitions,
Abatements.
John Soilenberger and other Collectors abatements allowed tax payers.
Refunded Taxes.
J S Haldeman snd others, refunded taxes and costs on redemption of lands sold at
Treasurer’s sale,
t'6x orders on certificates of Justices,
Constable’s Returns.
Constable's returns on Clerk of Courts certificates,
Cr. by amount paid on Commissioners orders,
do do Treasurer's commission at 1$ per cent,
do ’do Outstanding lazes u» r «u.
do do Collectors lecsat 5 per cent,
do do Exonerations allowed Collectors,
do Balance in handa of Treasurer,
do Balance in hands of Wm M Potter former Treasurer,
$8,869 75
Dr. to amount of receipts,
OOtoBCBfcAND CotJNTT, 89.
( J We the Commissioners ofCumberland county, do certify snd submit (he foregoing st a correct
< Seal. > statement of (he Receipts and Expenditures of the county aforesaid, from (be Ist of January to
f wvw ylhe 31st day of December, 1853. inclusive, as also a schedule of (he outstanding (axes (county
(axes) in the Boroughs and Townships therein elated, together with a statement of Expenditures under
each head of appropriation made by the Commissioners in compliance with the requisitions contained in
(he 23d snd 23d sections of an act of Assembly of this Commonwealth passed the 1 Sib day of April 1834.
Witness our hands and seals at Carlisle, this 24th day of January 1653.
$409 00
1441 00
85 00
8 00
75
* 75
3 80$
7 21
Xe»t—Wm. Riley, Clk.
Cumberland County, is.
Wo the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland county met according lo la tv, and having been atvorn pro
ceeded to examine the account* and vouchers of William S. Cobean, £tq , Treasurer of said county, from
the Ist day of January lo the Slat day of December 1652, inclusive, do certify (hat we find the sum of
eight thouaand nine hundred and seventy eight dollars and seventy eight cents, doe by laid Treasurer to
the county aforesaid, as will appear by the foregoing exhibition of said account.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto eel our hands at Carlisle, this 20th day of January 1653,
LEWIS HYER. )
SAMUEL MEGAW. > Auditor#,
GEORGE Z. UENTZ, }
39 U
114 60
493 96
36 6!
76 66*
A. L. SPONSLER, Register of Cumberland county, in account with tho-ComtADti-
$l6 B7J
1852 January 20, Received of Joe. M’Culloch admr. do bonis pon of Robl H Dunbar, deo'd. .
do <slo 22, du of Hugh Craig ex'r. of Edwa_rd Burd, d.ao'd*' ~ • . 28jf.,Q.0 :
do 'do 23,!] do of Peter Ahl ex'r. of Ahl,dc<j!d. . .ifiil.Olfi.
do 24, do of David W Horner adm'r.' of W M Harper, deo'd. . 10' 03 ■
do do 25, do of James R Irvine ex'r. of Rebecca Hunter, deo'd. ‘ 237 6(£.
do March 19, do of Benjamin Neisley sdmVofSiisan A Elseriharl, deo'd. 80 00 '
do do 20, do of John Wunderlich ex'r of William Baker, deo'd. 150 00
do April 3, do of Jacob Kinaley adm’r of John Kinsley, deo'd. 120 00
do no 10, do of R. JLM'Cuno ex'r ofSomud Duncan, deo'd. 150 00
do do 10, do of John Lino one of llio adm'ra of Salome Line, deo'd. 62 25
do May 11, do of John Fliokingor and Salomon ex'r of Jolm Black, deo'd. 617 50
do do 31, *do of Jamca M'Caodliah adm'r of Mary M’Cdndliih, deo'd. 68 13
do June ii, do of George Roa ex'r of,Mary Dunlap, dcc'd. 37 57*
do do I<, do of John Iflickingor .Solomon •Tale ex'ra of John Black, dec'd, 312 76
do July 13. do of R 8 M‘Cline ex'r of Samuel Duncan, deo'd, 28 89
do ao 15, do of John A.Liaoghlln ex’r nfj-amca Laughlio, dec'dv 190 00
do August 13, do of J Ellis Bonham adm'r of Sarah Bonham, deo’di Ij2 31
do do 14, do of James McCormick ex'r of Jano Stuart, dop'd. 87 31
do do 18, do of Philip Baker legatee of- William Raker, deO'd. 116 56
do B,ep| it do of James Sharpe ex’r of James Hemphill, deo'd. 21 37*
do Oolbr 2, do of George Waltcra.adin’r of Barney Clever, deo'd. 2^82
do do SO, do of Hugh Craig ex*.* of Edward Burd, deo'd. { ’ 220 00
do Novbr 8, do of S. Cooklin.adm'r of John Chronfater, deo’d* 40 00
do do 20, .do of.Qsferge Boilorf adm'r of Leonard Builorf, deo'd. 153 35*
do Deebr 4, do of Jdmea R Irvine ex'r of Rebecca Hunter, deo'd. 25 34
do do 7,' do of Dr VV W Kevin ex’r of David Shields, dee'd. 100 00
$3 37$
$66 69J
160 00
310 60
136 60
S 6 00-
103 BO
400 00
1 00
$360 36
806 00
189 00
$609 97
1851 December 11 By ciah paid T McCandllah Appraiaer per receipt ll $0
do 11 do Robert Cochran do do 150
do ' 30 do John Drioker do do 150
1853 January 3 do John Bobb do do 150
do 8 do J A Clipplngor do do 150
do 8 do Auditora for auditing Register’* Collateral Account as J>er receipt, 430
dp 22 do John Grace; Appraiaer por receipt, 150
February 28 do Abm Lamberlon do dn 150
(larch 9 do J M Dlokel Treaaurer do 653 65
do 18 do Robert Moore Appraiaer per receipt 150
April 19 do J D Geeaeman do do 150
do 13 do Henry Zimmerman do do 1 50
31 do James R Irvine do do .1 50
j QOe 1 do J M tlickel Treaaurer do 131$ 19
do 7 do John Grace; Appraiaer do 150
do 1$ uo Sami Wherry do do 150
July 15 do Alex Sharpe do do 160
do 31 do David kcnowef do do 150
Augnal 23 do William M'Kinsey do do 160
do 37 do A A Line do do 1 00
September 0 do J M Bickol, Treasurer do J85:03
do 13 do Jamot R Irvine Appraiser do * ( .4 50
do _ S 3 do John Clendanla do do 150
November 17 do George Miller * -"do • 150
’do' 39 do John C Brown „• dn. .do 450
December 1 do J M Biokel State Tr'Aft’, £o 414 47
do 37 do Tboa B Bryaon Appraiser j‘*do 150
Commloalnn on #3,416 23 at 6 per cent. 170 $1
$99 694
40 50
10 474
6 13
146 00
3 05
8 634
60 00
9 95
• 6 60
8 00
1 00
634 994
96 00
#6500 00
60 00
SO OQ
30 00
30 00
80 00
Balance doe Commonwealth,
$95 00
ISO 00
91 00
77 99
#3,416 S 3
Wo the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland county, eleoled and aworn according to law in accordance
with lha act of Aasembly passed the 33d day of April 1846, having examined tba above account of A L
Sptftialer, Register for the county aforesaid, in the mailer of Collateral Inheritance Tax, and find (be same
correct at above stated. WUntee oar hand* el tkirlUle* thle 1853.
SAMUEL MEg'aW. > Auditor#.
GEORGE Z. BEKTZ, S
Assessors.
Fox Orders.
Wealth of Pennsylvania, in Collateral Inheritance Tax.
1 DR.
WM. H. TROUT. 1
JOSEPH G. CRESSLER, V Comm'n.
JOHN 8008, )
Fire Insurance* „ ;
THE Xllon and EasU Fednibdrobgb Mataal Tin
Insurance Company of Cntnberlana county, Ineor
porated bv an act of Assembly, Is now folly orgmn
ized.and in operation under (be management of tbs
following Managers,vis! L
Daniel Daily, Wm. R. GoWat, Michael Cookilo,
Molchoir Drenneman, Christian Stayraao, John C.
Dunlap, Jacob H. Coover, Lewis Hyer, Henry Logan,
Benjamin H. Masoer, Jacob Mumme* Joeepb Wick*
eraham, Alexander Cathcari.
The rates of inaoranuo are as low and favorably
aa any Company of (ho kind in the Stale. Persooe
wishing to become'members are invited to make ep*
plication (o ibe agents of the company who ere Wu*
ling to wall upon thorn at any time.
BENJ. 11. MOS3ER, PVctidMV,
Henry Logan, Vim PneiianU
Lewis Hyer, Secretary.
Michael Cocklin, TVcflsorrr,
October 7, 1853.
$25 00
$470 00ft
Cumberland County.— Rudolph Martin, ff. Com*
berland; C. B. Herman, Kingstown; Hanry Znr
ing; Shiremanatown; Charles Bell, Carlisle; Dr. J,
Ahi, Churohtown; Samuel Graham,
James M’Dowotl, Frankford; Mode Griffith, Sooth
Middleton; Samuel Woodburn, Diekiaioo, Samuel
Coovar, Benjamin Haveratick, Mechanlcaborg, John
Sherriok, Liaburn, David Cuovpr, Bbepberdstowh. *
York Connty. —John Bowman, Dilltgurg; Pels)
Wolford, Franklin; John Smith, Fan., Washington (
W. S. Picking, Dover; J. W.Craft,Paradise.
Harrieburg. —Houaer & Loehman.
Members of the company having polices about to
exp re can have them renewed by making applies*
Hop to any of the agents. .
$916 00
30 00
84 70*
18 25
7 60
10 00
6 00
88 75
8 60
46 67
8 74*
6 00
374
V 124
II 00
6 25
8 624
18 00
1 00
8 034
7 74
7 0(T
I 874
374
34 00
7 75
8 15
11 19
WHITE HALE ACADEMY.
3 milei i otstvf HahUhtrg, pg,
THE Foarth Session of this flourishing Instil
tion will commence on Monday the Ist of No
vember next. Parents and Guardians are respect
fully solicited to Inquire into the merits of this
Institution before sending tholr eons or wards
elsewhere. Its location, its Internal and domestic
arrangements, the course and method of instruction*
and the character of the students, it la believed* are
such as to recommend it.
TEKltfdt
Bonding,washing, tuition la the English
branches,&c., per session, (5 months*) £BO
Ancient and Modern Languages, each* 6 00
Instrumental music, 10 00
or circulars and other information,address .
D. DENLTNGER, Principal.
Whitt Hill, Cutni. Ctf,jPs.
838 29i
September 0, 1862,
IIJ
.FOR RENT.
THAT well known Store Room, situate at the
west end fihe business pan) of Main street, io tbs
borough of Mechanicsburg, and at present ooc'd-.
pied byMillisen & Zacharies, is offered Torrent—
possession lo be given on Ist of January, 1853.
Also, the Wagonmakor Shop, adjoining the store
room—possession given on Ist of April next.
The above properties and also the Tavern stand
in said borough, occupied by the subscriber, is of
fered for sale.
869 711
899 631
873 43
December 0,1859—2 m
Notice to Lumbermen.
895059 35
407 91)
6869 75
1493 SGI
508 73
6978 78
1596 44*
CAUGHT afloat on the Siisquehanna river, on
the 26ih day of December last; 10 round whits
pWo o of ih«m 16 feet tong, tom* knotty tad
some marked as follows: 3 with the letter Kent
on one sido and J M if,stamped on oho end—d
with marks near the middle— l with CM Pott
the end— l has a mark near theend— l basanotetk
cut half round it—l has three half not out on U &
the loiters C X B stamped on the end and XIX
out in, and the 13 feet log has the letters LXT
out on. Tho owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them sway.
GEORGE KILHEFFER,
January 27. 1853—3 t
Notice to Lumbermen.
•46913 S 3)
•46913 53)
CAUGHT afloat on (he Susquehanna rirer, bj
ihe subscribers, in Cumberland county, 4 logs—
I marked L M T—l L C—l with ariogcotroond
it--and I with two notches at the end. The own*
er is requested to come lorward,.-.proVo properly*
pay charges and take them away.
!l. FLOWBhSz
A. P.
January 37, 1853—3{
• Notice to Lumbermen.
CAIiGH I’ afloat on the Susquehanna river, .{a
Cumberland county, on \ho 371 a of December leak
3 rourtdpind tops, 10 feet loeg, withaut'knotSiina
marked zj( follow*: .1 hale* notch cpvtqpnd linear
thd lfelt£ts T L tint tlip middle
cut wft.Mnax^—and 1 VaeX U T cot'chlt with
an Tho owncj is requested to comefortf j(jr<J,
prftvd’pfofferiypay" and laka'lltem away
; 1 - H..W. DORNB^UQH
T. n tary on’^l\o Jacob
Mechamcaborg, Cumbeilantl
lssued* by (be'Register
of said’ coppcy T ;lotlio'subscribers, the first named
IW HmXn ' andj h o lastjutmed la the
bontoplv-oJ.- Cat|i«lo,.. AlLpcwqos Indebted to uld
ejgato wUhmpko immcdiaiopjiyjcDcnt.and those bar*
to
'JdhOdty^^Wa^fit’?. *. • m.r Ez’re.
f ’ -
bn the estate 6f
Robert Sto^«ri ; township, deceased;’
hnvo been 1 ; isVucd' jto the subscriber residing
in NewlooJUfßOabip. CumUtiflarnl .county. All
persons indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment, juid those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS A M’KINNEY, Ek’r.
Jomiary 13, 1653—01*
Atulllor’o Notice.
r PHE undersigned Auditor appointed by the coart
X to marshal am) disliibuto the assets in the hands
of Joseph Smith, Esq., Administrator of Jss. Purdy*
deceased, gives notice that he will attend to the d»*
ties assigned him at hie house in Miil}in township*
Cumberland county, on Saturday the 13th of Feb
ruary, 1863, Persona having claims against the
deceased, are hereby botidod to atteHd and preMal
lhe)r claims on or before that day.
ROBERT BLEAN, Auditor.
January 13, 1853—41
•3,410 38
A. Baronin.
THE undersigned wishing to relinquish the Tin
ning and Stove Business, offer for sale on rea
sonable terms, their slock of Stoves, Tinware and
Tools.
Any person wishing to embark in the above' bn
sluess, would Jo \Vott to omliraco this opportunity,
as the establishment IS located Irt a healthy and en*
terptislng community, with it godd run of custom.
For partlculors, address the undersigned, at Dig
Spring P. O. Cumberland county.
January 18, 1663—4 f
Far Lined BncU GloTcik
THE subscriber haa lately received an Invoice,
uf Fur Lined Duck Glovea, suitable for Driving
Gloves. Also a few dozen Men's Gum Shots,
which will bo sold very fchcap.
January 80. G W HITNER.* f
BOOTS & SiiOES. Wo would invite all (boss;
who wish to lav out (heir money (O' a'gooj ml*
vantage, to call and examine our stock before' pur*
chasing elsewhere
Sept 29
Bus Do Lains.
JUST received another 0110 of Iplondld Gold Mid.
• I Do Lildi, which wo oro lollini «t 12» worth
18J. N. W. WOODS. Azrrlt.
Deo, 30,1852. ■ ' 'I i*l v
#3,379 35
136 87
Donnot FonthoH;
JUST received an invoice of O'llrich'and olhu
Bonnet Fealbere, of varloue colorai at half price*
Alio e-cheap lot of Orel! Blltca. . r,
o v/ nww».:, ;
lunwy 6,1855,
AGENTS.
JOHN HOOVER.
J. HOOD & BON.
ARNOLD & LljVI. .