- To Lumbermen. Prooiama ion. AUGHT afloat on tho Susquehanna river on the XX THE RE AS the Honorable James H. Graham ( V</ 7lh of'Fobruary last, four White Pine Logs, 10 | VY President Judge of tho several Courts of Com feet long, and marked as follows: I has A P& C mon Pleas ofthocountlosof Cumberland,Pcrryand 'otarapt on each end—l has a half girdle and two Juniata,inPonnsylvania,and justiceo thcsoveral notches cut on it—-1 has a small cut at ono end— | Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Gcncial Jail Do-| and i has no marks. The owner will come forward, livery in said counties, and flan. John Ruppond ' prove properly,.pay charges, and take them away, |Sami. Woodburn, Judges of tho Court of Oyer and or they will be disposed of as the law directs, Termincrand General Jail Delivery, for the trialof , JOSEPH LEEPARD. all capital and othoi offences, in the said county of Curii'b. .c 6., March 10,1853 —3t Cumberland—by their precepts to me directed dated - trviAiir Iho 20th of January 1853, have ordered the Court UlssyiiU i,vn ' of Oyer & Terminer end General Jail Delivery, to THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between bo holdcn at Carlisle, on tho 2d Monday of April, tho undersigned, trading under the name and next, (being tho llih day) at 10 o’clock in the firm of J. Hood & Son, in tho Mercantile and Tin- .forenoon, two weeks, ing business, was dissolved by mutual consent on | NOTICE islhoroforo creby given, olheCoro tho Ist of March, 1853. All persons indebted by , ner, Justices oft ho Pence & Constables of ihesoid note, book account or othoi wise, wilt make payment county ofCumbcrland,thalllicy arc by the said pro to Josiah Hood immediately. j cepl commanded to bethon & there in their proper JOSI AH HOOD, j persons,with thcirrolls,records,!nquisilione, exami JOHN HOOD, nations, and al 1 other remembrances, to do thogo | things which tot heir offices appertain to be donc,and March 10, 1858—31* N. B.—Tho business will bo carried on in its »a- allthosethalorcbuundby recognisances, tonrosecule rioua branches Gy tho undersigned, ond I would re- 1 against the prisoners that arc or then shallboin the specially solioil a call From Iho old friends and pa- jail of raid oo' ily,arel o bo there lo prosecute them Irons of the late firm, ns I am determined to close asshallbojur out tho balance of our winter stock very low. NOTICE IS hereby given to all persona interested} that the, following accounts have been filled in the Protho not&ry’a Odico for examination by the accountants ( therein named, and will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland .county, for con formation and allowance, on Wednesday the 13th day of April, 1853: 1. The final account of Daniel Kline, Assignee of Philip Chert, Sr., under a deed of vulhntary as signment for the benefit of creditors. 9, The account of William Ker, Committee of James Woods, (a mule) appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county. 3. The second account of Jacob Spangler, Com mittee of Moses Wolf, under the act of Assembly relating to habitual drunkards. 4. Trust account of James W. Hays, Commit tee of James Hays, a lunatic. GKORGK ZINK! Proth’y. Prolh’y. Office, Carlisle, March 10, 1853—It* Tavern license. TO the Honorable the Court of Quarter Sessions of < ’mnberlr\n<l county, at April Sessions, 1853. 1 he petition of Hh.is. H. Kysler, respectfully represents, that he is well provided wiih Hie requisites for keeping a house of public enicriainrnen. in ihe house he now occupies as We ihe undersigned citizens of the Township V ll ' , ' I ,' n lo^ln<, '' n township. He therefore prays of Newton, in the county of Cumberland, do 1 , ” O:l0ra * ) l° (- oiirr to grant hl.n a license for certify that we are well acquainted with the above ‘‘t Rarnf ’- l he ensuing year, commencing on Ihe named Charles Schooner that ho is of good repute Monday of April, next, as in duly bound, he for honesty ic temperance, and is well provided with ever P ra y* b. 13. KYSTKII, i house room and conveniences for the aceommodn-i lO, 185.1 —3l ~ j lion of sliongers and fiavcllers, and that such Inn . To Lumbermen. |or Tavern to accommodate the public! c ' the subscribers, citizens of the Township G A I/O lIT afloat on Ihe Susquehanna river, on , and entertain strangers and travellers. iof Dickinson,in the couniy of Cumberland, do the 7th of February lost, 3 Whitt) Pi no Log*;— 1 Janies ICy Ic. David Caldwell, C. Broke, Snmucl <M ’ r,| ty that Hi ias 13. Hyster, the above applicant, one of them is 18 feet long, and the U tier H cut Voeom, John Recharl, Jncob W.ishinger, llumuion Is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and across one end—two of them is 16 feel long wiih ' M oore, Samuel Snoko. Robert Smith, Ncnjj min 11. is well provided with house room and conveniences \ho letters LX T cut on one of them—the other W.ilkcr. Jacob Long, Jacob Lundiz. [lor the lodging and accommodation of strangers has no mark*. The owner will come forward. pro% e 1 • T.lVCrll Lionise lrrtV,s^, ‘ rs » iin ‘J 'l*' ll Jon or Tavern is property, pay charges, and take them avv.iy,oi ihcv / , ~ , ooeessa'y U* aerotmimdale the public and entertain U,!l bo Ji.po.ed of a. the law directs. ' 10 l 1 1 '" Ho " 0 "' 1 ’ 1 '’ >l.O J m S .. S of 1 h-- "ijr. „l travellers. ANDREW WOODS. General Quarter Sessions of tho I eace of Cumber- F. H. Fulton, Solomon C b;’Daniej Negely Cumb. co.. March 10. |fif>3. | la "‘* county, fi I April Sessions 1K53. AI- Xander \\ Kinsiry. John Drown. John KiMneer! - I l‘<“ ! ,Rlll, " n of John Hooker, respectfully rr- or Picker, Anllroncy M,.|h-ncr,., |„hnl, Smuh DR. D. F. FETTER, ! presonl. lli.il Jour pnmoncr is provided « 111. tiro John p,,| m . John Mailings!, Win! Heroine, Alien HWINC! located himself nl the Carlisle Springs, nfcesaorj r.-(| ulsllrs lot keeping ,1 Irulißo ol puhllr Mol.ler, John S, Dunlap? oilers his professional services In Ihe enilens enlenaiirnienl in lire house he now occupies as __ of North Middleton town.hip &, vicinity. tlinniiF.s soeh in Dickinson township. Your peulnnir, MOnsn.TK. | I lie re fore, pr.ry s jour Honors (n grant him a lire nso March 3, 1353 —ly Brittle tfoliro. A l,t, persons arc hereby notified that Letters tes timenUry on the estate of Jam'aon Hannon, lain of. Match 10, 18j3 3i* iho borough of Ncwville, Cumberland count) .dcc.'d ( have been issued by the Register in and for said | We tho undersigned cnr/.en* of the lowi ship of crtUlUy to the subscribeis, the first mined living in Dickinson, in 'he county ol ( uinberl.tnd, do cent- Newville, and the last named in Frankfurt! (own-jly 'hat we are well an)tiainu d with thr above phip- All- persons having claims ordemands against, named John Mocker, that tie is of good repute the osit to of the said decedent, ore requested to make ( for honesty ami temperance, and is uetl pro known tho saibe without delay, and thosetiidobtcd ■ vided wnh house mom and conveniences for the, to makti payment to i accommodation of strangers and travellers, and I that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommn-! ! date the public and entertain strangers and travel ’ lers. WTLUAM ORVCRY, JOS. HANNON, Feb 24, 1853 —fit j Samuel n.-etem, Wm Palm, Wm Vara’dlen, VjUliable Properly for Sole. ; John Kis'inper, John ('handy, John llemin norr, THE two story hrit k plastered House and pnrt (} TdM, John Spence, S NrwromPr, D W I I**l* rs, of a lot of Ground. on the north cost corner J. W FaiM, S Mehoffic, I) VV ilhamson, J Nba ■«37st of Pitt and PomCrcl streets, now occupied ro ner, Win Forties, JosShuh?.. JuilSLby Mrs. Wm B Underwood. The lot ron-| (nine oo foot in breadth on Pomfret street, and 73! feet on Pitt street. A great variety of choice fruit on the lot There is 32 feet of vac ml ground from the house to the corner, and would malic a hand some building lot For particulars enquire on the premises, or of Wm Gould, Auctioneer. February 24, 18f>3—4P 20 VAUIABIK Town Lots at Public Sale THK subscriber will offer at public «nlc, on Fn day. ttio 1 Btli d iy of March, 1H53. at the ('mirt House in the borough of Carlisle, at 2 o'clock, I'. M. 20 TOWN LOTS, cadi GO feel front by 210 feel buck to an .*Hey, situ aied immediately on the eastern side of the Lelnrl Bpring. Ten of the lots front nn East Hty h si. and lon on B «et Pom fret street. Tlicy will be sold either j In whole nr in half lots to suit purchasers. The soil 1 of these lots is of these richest quality of Muck marl < well known for fertility. It ts in u high slate ofj cultivation and is pirnculaily well adapted fur \iy-\ dening purposes. Tcnrts made known on snidrfuy b , SamueL iiolliday. Co rlislo, Feb. 2-1 ts. I WHITE HALL ACADEMY. 3 miles tcestof Harrisburg , /’a. f"pHE Fifth Session of this flourishing Tnstilul 1. lion Vril commence on Monday the 2d day of May next. Porcnlfl md Guardians nro resperl fhlly solicited to Inquire into tho merits of thisj diiHiilution before sending their sons or wardsj elsewhere. The situation is reiirod, pleasant,health-] ful. and convenient of access. The course of in struction will embrace the different branches of a thorough English education, together w th the La tin, Greek, French, German, Spanish and Portu guese languages, and Vocal A Instrumental Music. Tho Principal will bo arsialcd by four well qualified teachers, vizi two In tho English branches, one in Penmanship, and Drawing, and one In Music and Modern Language*. TERMSj Boarding, washing, tuition in iho English branches, and Vocal music per ses sion, (6 months,) Ancient and Modern Languages, each, Instrumental music, Foi circulars and other information,address D. DENLINGEH, Principal Whitt Hill, Cumb. Co.^Pa March 10.1863. 1,000 Book Agents Wauled, To tell Pictorial and Useful Works for the year ’53. $l,OOO A YEAR! nr-rjANTED in every county of the United Sluice, VV ricli*e and enlorpiislng men,to engage in the Onto of aomo of the beat Books published in the, TnVCl’ll lAccnae country. To men of good address, possessing o | 'pQ l | lo Honorable tbo Judges of tbo Court of small capital of from $25 to $lOO, such inducements Gonora i Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Cumber will bo offered bb to enable them to make from $3 to j nn( j coumy, nt April Sessions, 1853. $5 a day profit. , | The petition ol William Parkes, respectfully The Books published by us aro all useful in their. ro p res cnts that your petitioner is provided with the character, extremely popular, and command largo, neceBSnr y requisites for keeping a bouse of public sales wherever they me offered. _ entertainment in the house ho now occupies ns For particulars, address, Cp° Btn ß° P such in the township of Newton. Your poll- ROBERT BEAHS, Punt-iBJiKB, ! t | on( . r , thnroforo, prays your Honors to giant him 181 William street, New York. |j ccn6o f or n,o same the ensuing yosr, commonc* Morch 8,1663—1 m __ | ing on t | lo 2d Monday of April next. As in duly I bound ho will over pray, &c. I WILLIAM PARKKS. To Cabinet Makers. IF you desire u complete assortment of Goods to March 10, lB. r >3—3i* select from, call in Gust Main street, where you I Wo the undersigned citizens of the township cart bo supplied with Hair cloth of oil breadths, sofa ' Q j* Newton, in tho county of Cumberland, do and choir springe. Mahogany Veneers from 37$ ot« f o( .riify that \vd nro well acquolntcd with tho above to $2 per salt, Walnut and Maple Veneers. Mould-1 nomcd William Parkos, that ho is of pood re* lags of all breadths, Rosols, Varnishes, dtc. linvito, t(} for honesty ond temperance, and is well their particular filH%|on to my Varnishes and every p rov i()ocl with house room ond conveniences for thing else uacd in thoir lino. * I tho accommodation of strangers and travellers, March 3, 1858. H. SAXTON. 1 Qn(l lhat euc h Inn orTnvorn is necessary to accom- 1 — o'til modalo the public and entertain strangers and tra- To Saddlers, Coachmakers & Blacksmiths vol)or8 ‘ A complete assortment of saddlery, japan, brass 1 David Caldwell, C. Mncfarlano, M. Donaldson, and silver mounting, oil kinds of carriage trim- ‘ c, Schooner, C. Snolto, B. MtUor, W. W. Novin, mings, such as damask, rollinet,loco, tassels, fringe, d. Kokur, M. Zojr, J* Russell, D. I’oremon, J. I‘ . drab and bluo cloth, red plush, plain, figured and Dutchman, J. U. Kelso, S. N. b>ker, A. Scavors, enamelled canvass, patent ond imitation leather, Carver, J. ICylo, Skiles Woodburn. pkl»d duh«, lamp., mat. caatiliga. !>""[ fcll™». . ANUERRIE^juB , lorc ivccl and foVaalo a; iho hubbs, spokes, boughs, hammered ond rolled iron, / utAiv uumviuo ju of all aizoa conatanlly on hand. , Vj cheap aloro of Motdb », 160>. U. BAXTOK- [ Dwombot JO. JOSEPH McDARMOND, RlTff. ShoriflV O ce, Carlisle, FtK 24, 1859. JOHN HOOD, TO Iho Ilonornblo the Judges of (ho Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Cumber land county, at April Sessions, 1653. The petition of Charles Schooner, respectfully rep resents that your petitioner is provided with (he ne cessary requisites for keeping a house of public on toit.iinment, in the house ho now occupies ns such in Newton township. Your petitioner, therefore, prays your Honors to grant him a license for the same (ho ensuing year, commencing on the sccrmd Monday of April, 1853. As in dulv bound lie will over pray , &c. CHARLES 8C OENER, March 10, 1853—3 t lor the Ramf die ins Hng year. rmimicncini; on die | *2.1 Monday ol A|iril nt-xl. As in duly bound he will ever |iray. Ate Kx’rs. TO the Honorable the Judges of lhf» Cnurl of (Jcneral Quarter Sessions of the I’eace ul (.‘uiiibcr- Und county, at April Sessions IHOT , The petition of Frederick /arm her, respectfully 1 represents, that jour petitioner 18 provided with, the necessary requisite* I <>r k e* pit g a house of j public entertainment in the house now crrupied 1 as such by A. Byers, in Newton towrudup— Y>uir petitioner, therefore, prays your Honors to errant bun a liceu«n for tho same the ensuing y'"' ir > commencing on the 2d Monday of April next. A*- i in duly bound lie v\ ill ever pray. Air*. FItFDFIHf’K /A UK AC I! KK. March 10, 180’}—3t Tt'c the subscribers ci'izens of Newton town- I al/p, do certify that Freik. Zirrarher, the above ja/pheant, is of good repute for honesty and tern -1 jreranee, and Is well provided with house room and l/convenierres for the lodging and accommodation of strangers and travellers, anil that bucli Inn or 'Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. ] TJ Hockrti, D V AM. John Whaler, H Har der, Daniel Dyers. Jos Waggoner, Wtn Smith. 1 Henry Killian, V Newman. Sami Waggoner. Jru, j \N illiams, John Hoover, D Wagoner, J Drinker. TO the Honorable tho Judge* of iho Court of General Quarter Sessions of ll>o Pence of Cumber land county, ai April Session**, 1803. The peiilion of Samuel Uiloh, respectfully re presents tlMi your petitioner is provided vvilh the necessary requisites fur keeping a house of public entertainment in iho house now occu|>lcd as such by Mr. Try, in Lower Allen township, on ihe Stale Hoad leading lo Gettysburg. Your peti tioner. therefore, prays your Honors to grant him a license for the same the ensuing year, commen cing on the 2d Monday of April next. And as in dulv bound he will ever pray, &<*• SAMUEL UHICH. March 10, 1653 3i* Wo the undersigned ciiizens of tho township of Lower Allen, in the county of Cumber land, do certify that wo pro well acquainted with the above named Samuel Urich, that bo is ol good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is necessary lo ae oofhmndalo the public and entertain strangers and travellers. Henry Slophnn, Predk Shecly, Christ Zimmer man, Wtn Heck, Geo Rupp, J Dmvhaugh, W H Gorgas, D Urich, I Long, S Zimmerman, Jacob Gussler, M Zimmerman. 9no oo c oo 10 oo Tavern License JOHN HOCKFII Tavorn LieniM’ Tavern License. C. INUOIT, Agl, NOTICE. THE undersigned Auditor appointed to marshal the assets in the hands of Jos. F. Doardorff, As* signeo of Michael ShcafTcr, to and among the credi tors, will meet for that purpose on Saturday the I9ih day of March, 1853, at 2 o’clock P. M., at the office of C. 0. Moore, Esej., in the Borough of Carlisle. P. QUIGLEY, Auditor. March 3, 1853—31 Tuvci-u License. To the Honorable tho Judges of the Court of Gen oral Quu rtcr Sessions of (ho Peace of Cuaiboi lund Counly.nl April Sessions, A. D. 1853. The petition of David Marlin, respectfully re presents, that your petitioner ss provided with the necessary requisites for keeping a house of public entertainment, in the house now occupied by John M’Gord, in (ho East Word of the borough of Carlisle. Your petitioner, therefore, prays your Honors to grant him n license for the same tho ensuing year, commencing on the second Monday of April, 1653. As in duty bound lie will ever prav.&c. DAVID MARTIN. M.irrh 10. 1853-31 Wo the undersigned citizens of (ho East Ward, in tho borough of Carlisle, in the county of Cumber land, do certify that wo nrn well acquainted with the above named David Marlin, that ha is of good repoto for honesty and temperance, and Is well provided with house room, and conveniences for Iho accommodation of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or 1 avern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. AI- Holcomb, R. M’Carlnry, J. D. Oration, James Widncr, Philip Arnold, Dmiei Eckels, S. Keepers. J. Baughman, Joseph Huiscr, Jacob Zug, George W Hilncr. Henry Saxton. Tiivnni LirciiM' I O the Honorable the Judges of the rnurl of Cm*- lieral Quaiirr Sessions ol the Pcaee ol Cmnl’crlund eonnly.at April .Sessions. A 1). IS.A.'J. The petition of \d mi Wareh ml respect fully repre- “inlH.llnt your petuiotiei in provuh-d with the ne cessuiy re<|uisites toi keeping u house of public en t-il.iiii ineul. in the house he now on upies tis siu li in South Mid.lelon. Vour petilionei, therefore, prays your Honors to «r..m liim n Incense for the B.nne the ensui j* ye.u, commencing on the 2d Monday of April, 1H53. As in duly hound lie will ever prny . &c, ADAM WAKLHIAM. , March 10. IS. P »3—3l VV« the tin.lersig’ieJ citizens of (ho Township of Soulh M iduleton in the county of (,’urnherlund. i!o cerltly lh.it we are well iieijuainted with (lie above named Ad.un Wureliam, that he Is of good repute tor honesty <nal temperance, and is well pro vided wiih house room and eomenienres for tin ner oininod'ition of -irangers and travellers, and I hat such Inn ur Tnvrin is necessary to nccommodjte the I'liblic mirl entertain --traiigeis and travellers. John Hemmmgvr. jt,, Joseph John Bu> • rt, jr . Thus, I? lad ley, A d.i in Pi (fir. A Ifred Moore, liohett (iijh.iin, \\ in Moore, Janies Hoyle, A. K | • s e.inghl, Joseph A lex under, J oseph Stuart. Tavoni Ur.rnfto. TO llic Honorable the Judges of ihc Court of(Jen eral Qu-u Ut Sessions of the Ponca of Cumberland County, ut April Scxsio's, A. I) 1853. 'l’ho petition o( Norton & Owen, respectfully rop risenls, llmt your petitioners arc provided wilti (lie necessary requisites for keeping a house of public < nlcrtn inmeni, in llic houxe now occupied by them .is end) in the Township u( North Middleton. Your petitioners, therefore, pray your donors to grunt ilicin u licence lor the same the ensuing year, com mcncing on the second Monday.of April, 1653. As in duly bound they will ever pray, Ate. NORTON it OWEN. March 3, 1853 31. We the undersigned citizens of North Middleton township, in (lie county of Cumberland, do certify that wo are well acquainted with the nbivo named Norlcn &. Owen, that they are of good repute for honesty und temperance, and are well provided with liuiiso room, and conveniences fur the accommoda Hon of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn] or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and cnlcriuin strangers and travellers. Jacob Zeiglor, John Wonder, (jco. Brindlc, James CJondoncn, Levi Knlglcr, John F- Drmdle, John FI. I Sphar. A tun. Eamberton, James Clarke, Daniel Fried, I David Carr, (Jco. Clarke. 1 Tavern UmiHCi TO the Honorable Ihe J udges of the Court of Clcn ; ernl Quarler Sessions of the Peace u( (.’umberland County, at April Sessions. A. D 1853. The pclilion of Adam Sierer, respectfully repre sents, that your petitioner is provided wilhllio no cesbnry requisites for kfepmg a house of public entertummciil, in (ho house now occupied by him m the borough of Mechanicsburg. Your petitioner, therefore, pruys your Honors to grant him a license lor Ihc same the ensuing vote commencing on llic second Munday of April, 1853. As In duty bound he will over prny.&c. ADAM SIERER. March 3,1853 —3 i. Wc the undersigned citizens of the borough of Mechanicsburg, in the county of Curnbcrload, do certify that we are well acquainted with the above named Adam Sierer, that ho is of good repute (or, honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of slrungotfl and travellers, and that shell Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers und travellers. j William R- Slydcr, James Hartlinr, George Schro- j dor,Simon Arnold, U. Stumor, Eownrd Lamonl,] John Hoover, Augustus Ilcil, (Jeorgo Wense, Levi j Balinor. Felix Houbcr, Joel Berlin, George Sloino- 1 wer, Jacob Ilorllino, Peter Guntz. I Tavern Llcoiinc TO tho Honorable iho Judpcn of llm Court of Gen eral Quarter Sessions ol the Peace of Cumberland County, nl April Sessions. A. I). 1853. Tl»o pcliUon of John Hoover, respectfully repre scnla, lliat your petitioner 1h provided with the ne cessary requisites for keeping a bouse of public entertainment, in 11)o house now occupied by him ns such in the borough of Mechinicsburg. Your peti tioner, therefore, prays your Honors to grant him a license for the same the ensuing year, commencing on the second Monday ol April, 1853. As in duly bound ho will over pray, &c. JOHN HOOVER. March 3, 1853—31, Wo lho undersigned citizens of tho borough of Meehanishurg, in llio coimiy of Cumborloud, do certify iliot wo aro well acquainted wilh tho above nuinod John Floovor, iliot ho is of good icpulo for honesty and temperance, and la well provided wilh house room, and conveniences for Iho accommoda tion of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and , .. . , n entertain strangers and travellers. Wo the undesigned Auditors of Cumberland county, oloolod and sworn according “ ’ Samuel Snell. Peter Coble, Wm. Eckels, Samuel oXlim | no( j lho QGGO u nte and vouchors of the Directors of tho Poor and n j a Thcrloy, Simon Arnold, Adum Hunch, Joseph Mil- Ha id county .from lho Ist day of January to the 3lal day of December, 1803, do certify th . lo'mon, Vnlanlino Shock, J. A. Molny, Wm. Millar. |;“|',re o L n rof Jacob Squier, E«q„ Trna.urar, of ono hundred und l«unty-l..ur dellam and Gcutco Atllcli, Uuubon Senamon, William Fagan, Bcvon , v . two nn( i ihreo-fourlho conn, Given under our handa at Carlisle, Una lOili day of January, GoorgoSlagiiot. | A. D. 1863. Lama Cloths A Largo nsaorlmoiUof fine Lama Clullib, lor latljr’« ' droßnoe, wliicli will bo aohl very cheap. I f.b 34,1858. N. W. WOODS, ( POOR HOUSE STATEMENT FOR 1882, SKILES VVOODBURN, GEORGE SHEAFFER and GEORGE BRINBLE, Esquires, Directors of the Poor and of the House of Employment of Cumber land county, in account with said County from tho first day of January to the thirty-first day of December, A. D. 1852, inclusive, viz ; DU. To amt drawn from County Treasurer, $*6500 Cash received from J. Slirom for hides and ikins, 117 Cosh received of R Snodgrass for use, G 5 do of Dennis Diskerkey a de ceased pauper, 16G do of Dauphin county for sup port of paupers, 56 do for Iowa\nol trees, 30 do ofJuniala county for sup port of paupers, 23 do for Potatoes, I 7 do for Tallow, 31 do for ('loverseed, 56 do for use of James Dallas, 3C do of Geo Hendul for hofse, 10 do for Indentures, 2 do for Sundries, 9 do for use of Mary Knellle, 55 J.irnn SQ! : IEft, Esy., Treasurer of the Poor Uu\ ly, in account with the Directors nf said Instil day nf December, 185*2, rti Pa*h received from CounlyTreasttrer, $6500 00 I do do from J Lubacli, Steward, from different sources as exhibited in the forego ing' statement, i'IMIK aniliMßißiinl woulil respectfully inform bii j I old customers ;i nJ (ho public in general, that he . has removed hi) (IRorKRV AND PROVISrOfJ 'STDHK lo (ho rnnicr, three doors north of his btu 7 I,rad of horses, 13 milch cows, 21 head of steers, 2(1 head of hogs, 10 aboala, 3 calves, 37 sheep.' -land, do cc.lvop,...site llann a's Hotel, and l.laljr ’ occupied hy Mi. Holier! Snodgrass. Ho has recent ly replenished Ins urge slock of I'rovisiotTS and (■loeenes, and m non fully prepared to soil at ra* , ilni'uJ prictis. C. [NiIOFP, Agt. 28 Beeves, average weigh! 552 ponnda, (15,466 Ibe.) 40 Hoga. average weight 200 pounds. (Kooo] Kobrunry 17, 1863—41 lbs.) 38 Sheep, average weight 46 pounde, (1,710 lbs ) 10 Calves, average weight 62 pounds, (620 lbs.) making in all 25,786 lbs Slock on ihc Farm Ist of January, 1533. Beef, Pork, Mutton, and Veal, fattened and killed on the Farm in 1852. Farming Utensils on the Farm Ist January, 1853 I W. Wo-.iis, is offered Tor rent from iho Ifll of April I broad and I narrow wheefrd wagon, 1 wagon bed, 1 pair of wood.ladders, 2 pair of hay.ladders,! nexl. Thu house is in excellent order, wllb a 1 carl ami carl treats, 1 lillbury and harness, 3 plows. I harrows, 5 dthible shovel plows, 3 single brick back building, smoko bouse, good Blable v shovel plows, f slone v» agon, I ih resiling machine and horse power, I fanning mill, 1 rolling > Or, rn. cistern, wUh well and pump in the yard, &c. 1 corn sheller, I ground roller. 2 cuillng-boxes, 3 grindstone*, ft log chains, 31 cow chains. G sell o( Also, die two story brick building in Loolher wagon nears, 6 sell of plow gears, 1 sell of carpenter lool«, 1 sell of blacksmith tools, I sell nl huich- sired, adjoining the properly of the subscriber.— ering tools, 4 wheelbarrows, 1 cabbage knife. 5 gram cradles. 13 mowing scythes, I mattocks, 5 This properly la in good order, having been recenl crow-hars.G shovels, and a variety of spades, forks, siokele* rakes, corn hoes, sledges, stone ham-: |y repaired* mora, &c Schedule showing the proceeds of the Farm for 185-’, j V-Matu Notice. , , , ... LETT CPS ol mini mistrntiun on the estate of Po» GOO bu.M, of wheal, 17 of rye, 1100 of oorn, 700 of nals 1000 of pniaioes. sof .woo. polo oes __ ; Km>| u| Sll<l . r township. Cumbe r-24 of llinolby seed, 23 4 n( eloverseed, I waunn loads of pumpkins. I 1 1 bin'ms snap ben ns. 1 j ol |iml have been iosilod by lb. lU pnns and bunch besns. 35 of onions 40 of beds, 3500 beads <'f c.ibhaue, //3 tiny, cucumueis, 10 ions , o 4 CrtU nVy, in t\»« subscriber residing in u( bay, 14 louds of cornfodder, mode 30 barrels ol cider, 90 gallons of apple butler. | l lu< same lownsbip. All persons indebted to said estate will muke immediate payment, and those bu rins claims mil present them for settlement to I JAMES /RyiN. 103 ahirll! and chomios, 01 frocks, 30 peltienals, 20 caps, 51 aprons. 17 chaff beds. 15 bolsters, 30 17, pillow rases, 15 son bnnnels, shrols, 30 pair ol sloehn.es limned, 25 pair fooled. 30 towels made, s .|p, e , lv OOOBS—SFIIIiIG 1853. 115 e ..m for Is, 55 fea'hor pillows, 7 pair of drawers, made 87 lbs. o( bard soap, 45 barrels ofsofl Boa f l r|i|||; Suliscn Inn is now prepared In exhibit to and 3 pair of pants. 1 | iMcrclimii* jml Milliners Ins usual heavy aluOk ol LmJnV mid Mibiis’ I STRAW ANDSII.Iv BONNETS, S I RAW TRIMMINLS and ■ , A U'l 1 Ilf I AL 1-LOWERS * i Fulm-Ica f, Pac'ii mn oml Every Variety of ■n r Direelur,. #*,. „f ,aul MlMta. annex ,he full., wing 'Mi, uf rzlra Mur. 4 ;.. ~erfun,uJ Ul and be.a the Slcwnrtl, Matron «nri Paupert % from the Ist day of January to the 31s/ day iy n (- mil „ n (ucti»ro, ns well as uniformly dote price*, o/ December. 1852, inclusive, viz ■ , « d! bo found uririeallcd. AlanurMturod and mode in the HoUSO tliui Shop, Made 40 coffins, 2 wheelbarrows, 5 spittoons, made 2 larße Rates. 4 pannel of pail fence cot 00 j r«b. }O-:i, n cords of wood, made 200 rails, quarried slono for and made 20 rods of elono fence, done blacksmith me for the farm for about $2O. . „ .. , . . Number of Paupers In tho lnsllirtlion fat January. 1868, of whmh 2C were colored. Number admitted up till Blet December, 1853, of which 03 were colored and I born in tho house. Making the whole nOmhor through the year, , . Of which 21 died, 4 children bound out, 8 eloped and I 10 discharged, I.naving tho number of Panpent ln\bo poor botiaolal January, 1«53,0f » Inch 33 ar. Dol'd. Oul-door paupera supported at pubnc expense through the year, Whole number supported through the year. . . Of those remaining in the poor house Blsl December. IH*»3, there are— Males 07, of which 11 .wo colored, Females 41, of which 9 are colored. And 12 out-door paupers, of which I la colored, 120 Them are as nnnr as can bn ascertained 1 under 1 year, 7 from 1 lo 5; (i from 6 In 10; 8 from 10 la 20; 9 from 90 la 30; 12 from 30 lo 40; 15 (lorn 40 lo 50; 20 from 50 la 00; 15 from 00 lo 70; 12 from midiilon°lo lire above, 320 Iransionl paupers or travellers, have been supported for short periods without regular orders. Wo Ibo Directors of the Poor and of Iho House of Employment for iho Ooiinly of Cumbnrlond, do certify dial Iho above ond foregoing alalemonl In oonlain a Junl and true ekhlblt of lire Institution during Ibo period above olatod, according lo lire beet of our knowledge. Given under our hands Ibis Ist day ol January, 1853. SKII.ES WOODBUHN, GEORGIA SH UAI’EEIi, GEORGE URINDLE, Direttore of the Poor of Cumberland County. Public Sale of Seal Estate^ THE! undersigned, Executors of Jamison Han non, dec’d., will offer for sale on Friday the4Bth day of March, 1853, the following valuable Real Eslaie, consisting of a STEAM DISTILLERY, on Rig Spring, 4 of a mile northeast of Newville, and half a mile north east of the Cumberland Val ley Railroad, of sufficient capacity, to grind and distill one hundred bushels per day t on a tract olf land, of SEVEN ACRES, and having on It a | CH. i largo' Grain House and 2 small Dwelling Houses, 00 !By payment of interest on dower in favor | being on a stream of water which never fella and j of Mrs. O’Brien on the land purchased »»'•' Powereuffi«enllo grind 160 or 800 4.14! of A. M’Dowell In 1842. ®3B 91 | bn> icle pc, day. The D.nultar, 1... beenereeted 00 By cash for grocer,ea, merchandize, bed- 1 "'"V" ""i as 18 J? on,hB ' ? hd 8,1 ‘ h ? B >P a '^“’ I ding, clothing, &e., included, 1876 99J ' lB .°i. Ihe hes . ond moB ‘ ~ raP [?'', !d k' B *- T ll , 8 58 I For stock s ox,grinding , grinding and distilling being done in the same 1 For shoemaking, tailoring and hailing, 300 41 ! ’T B''’ 8 ''’ Ba 'ing of manual labor, being on# 00 ’ For support of mil-door paupers, 273 51 of boBl oca ". ons f °' lb ° b “ a ' B «= •*<> 8 «l«. 00 Cash advanced by J. Squid, TWr. 940 37i “"t ,I ' C ° ' n 88cc0ssf81 °P' rallon » incB For roofing Poor House with tin, 41)3 50 i rr< rri Pt ' • , , , . , For Lumber 2015 11 I horn is on hand a large araonnl of stock, Vi*: For Hardware 118 60 ,400 hf, B q ’ ,n different stages of fattening; 3000 .v , . * . ~ .. | bushels of grain, wood, barrels, &c., which Will For out-door lunera expenses, 46 00 , ~ .i i i ’ ’ t« .. . , • * be sold on the above day. ■ For grinding, barrels, bran, &c. I.IG 01 , .... 3 , . . ~ Allorney’s fee and expenses allendiaga I P” benl of Ihe purchase money (o be paid uuit at Pillsburg, „ ion U.e day of sale, and the remainder on aceommo rv • j , , . , 4 , dating terms to purchasers. For „n copper and sheet-,ron ware and WILLIAM GRACEY. mending, JOS. HANNON, r"r Uonatah ps fees, 25 89J 1 ,v , rt , tDr o ~ , r? . • i £ . • , -, _ * Feb. 21, 1853—1 t Exr 8, For putting up lightning rods, 51 50 1 For out-door medical aid, 27 00 j For stone coal, 13 60 I For blaoksmilbing, 25 58 j For Leather, 175 35J For Coopering and wagonmokmg, 20 85j For Saddlery, 12 12 J , For 1 cooking and 1 cannon stove, 26 00 j For manufacturing satiineiis, 19 21 , Franklin county for support of paupers, 455 F'nr carpenter work, 31 31 i Blind Insti'n for use of S. M'Glnughlin, 25 OO 1 Lunatic Asylum at Harrisburg for sup port of S Eckari, 5Q 87$ Travelling expenses in settling with dif | ferenl counties, 15 55 1 For castings, ,33 03 F'or materials, &c., for use of farm, 57 15$ For painting tin roof, 11 00 F'or printing, postage and stationary, 3 80 Interest paid C'arhslo Deposit Rank, 3 20 F’or sundries, 10 03 Dr. J Baughman balance of salary for’sl, 25 00 J Lohach's salary, (hirelings wages in- . eluded,) 600 00 Dr VV W Dale salary for I year, 100 00 L Todd, F!sij., Attorney for I year, 30 00 Jacob Srjmer, Treasurer, for I year, 40 00 M G Bel izhoover extra serv ices as L)i rector, 6 00 SKiles VVmidhurn do do 0 00 George Sheuffer do do 13 50 $7,171 13$ Halance in hands of Treasurer, *7.171 i^i use ftri(/ fhntac »f Employment of Cumberland coun iuiiiiu, frum the la* day of January lo the 3la< j By payment of Directors orders, C7I I3J ' By balance in hands of Treasurer, *—l $7,171, 13 j, JOS. I.ORAt'M. Steward. MATILDA C. LOHACH, Matron 87,01(] .jo; 121 7-i} $7,171 t:ij IF.TT ERA UMamenlnry on the estate of Jacob j WucuoiH'r, Into of Mochonicaburg, Cumbciland county. deceased, ha\e been issued by iho Register of nniil rounlv. Io (he subscribers, the first named living m Mcrliaim’xliuru, and lho last named in the Imrnuqh of Cnrlinlo. All persons indebted to said estate will mnki> immediate payment,and those bav ln g elm nix w ill present them for sclllemen to *'- o,b ,o ii sIiSANNAH WAGGONER. 1 ~ l ‘**\ WILLIAM MATEER. . i Jcnunry 13, IBf>3 — Cl Ex’re. $7,171 13 i J j OROCERV STOKK-ItIMIOVAt,. ' Inourunco Company of Cumberland count;, incor* I porated by an act of Assomblyi is now AlU| organ -2 H-1 , izcd. in operation under the management of tit following .Managers, viz : I Ujiiu-I Duly. Wm. H. CJorgss, Michael Cockiin, tnflvMflrlioif Hrennetnun, Christian Slayman, John C. Dunlap, Jacob 11. (’oovor, Lewis flyer, Henry Logan, ' Benjamin II- Musser, Jacob Momma, Joseph ' '' urshnm, Alexander Catbeurt. * | Tim rules ul insurance arc as low and favorable an any Company of the kind in the Stale. Persona w lalnng to become members are invited to make ap* plication to the agents of the company who are wil ling to wait upon them at any lima. BKNJ. 11. MOS9ER, PretiJent, lIENH v Logan, Vtee President, Lewis llrzn, Secretary. Miciiaei. Cocklin, Treasurer, October 7, 185‘J. LEWIS (IYER, SAMUEL MEGAW, GEORGE Z. DENTZ, rfurflMr, of CtimbtrlaMtl County. Appeal* Tor 180& r PHE Commissioners of Cumberland county, have j_ fixed upon the following times and place*, for holding the oppplns on the Triennial Assessment, in the several townships & borounhs in said county: County Tax—Dollar rate mill*. Htute Tax—Dollar rale 3 mills, i Newton and Frunkford, at tho public house of John M. S\ oodburn, on the Mth of Match. Mifllin and Nowvillp, at the public house of Jno. M. VVoodbmn, on ihr 1 f>ih of March. Hepewell, ni t ho public house of David Mowry, on iho I 61li of March. Shippenshurg Borough nnJ t*ofrhsb)p,ttt.|faepob> lie houso of John Wilkins, on (bo 17th ofMarch. Southampton, ot the public house of Jobfc Wil kins, on tho Ifith of March. Dickinson, at the public house of Cbriitiah Hoff man, on the 19th of March. Wcstprnnshoinugh, at ihc public house of Wm (”ro7MT, on the 21 si of March. North Middleton at the Commissioner’s Office,on tlie ti‘Jd of Match. South Middleton, al tho Commissioner’s Oflice, on the *2*id of Match. Carlisle, East Ward, at tho Commissioner’s Of fice, on the 24ili of March. 1 West Ward, a( (he Commissioner's Office, on the ‘JIM It of Ma rch. Assessors w ill make return at the same lime and place, of (tic yearly rent a Is of all la vern stands wilh in their respective Boroughs and Townships. Ap peal* will lie heard nl the same times and places as above, on said rentals. WM. I?. TROUT, -) JOSEPH O. CRESSEER, C Commr'i. JOHN HOUR, J (-'ommiKfiioncr’rt OlTlr«», 5 (*irltnl<>, Frl> K), iw.v.i—fii S Itxlnto Notice. I l OK RUNT. The two story plastered house, in North Han- I over street, adjoining property of the Bubsoriheron | the nnrih, and nt present in tho occupancy of Ni \\ 11,1,1 AM LEONARD. Fehruory 17. 18.A3—-It THOMAS WHITE, No. 11 South Second Street, i’/tilddelpMu Tiro luaurauco. THE Allen nnd Easll Ponnsbofougli Mutual Firo AGENTS. Cumhnlaiid County. —Rudolph Martin, N. Cum* bcrlaud ; C. U. Herman, Kingstown ; Henry Zosr~ uip; Shircmansluwn ; Charles Doll, Carlisle ; Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtown; Samuel Graham, Woslponnsboro** James M'Dmvcll, Frnnkford ; Mode GilfTilh, South Middleton; Samuel Woodbarn, D'ioklnson t Bamoel Coovor, Benjamin llavcrslick, Mochanlciburg, John Bherrick, r.isburn, David Cjovor,Shophdrdslown.J York Connty.— John Dowman, DUfogorg; P«l«r Wolford, FronliUo; John Smilh, Fsq.,.Washlogloh J W. 8. Picking, Dover; J. W. Craft, Paradise. Ihrritburp, Houser & Lochman. Members ol’lho company Irnylng polices about to uxp ro can lisvo them renewed by making applica tion lo any of the Now and Ficnli Arrival of (JROCEIUEB, FRUITS, SPICES, Ao<, Ab. SUCH as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Pruens,Citron Raisins, Currants, Nuts, Cloves, Cinntmon Mucr, Ac. A sploiulij aesurtmont of Gilt China Flower Vases oflho latest styles, Fancy Gilt China Cups. Camlellabras, Hall Lantornfl|Aa. AU to ba | had at the cheap store of December 16, AM. C. INHOFP, 'Aft.
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