Tavern license. to 1 'ths Hondfablo thd Judges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Cum berland county, at April Sessions, 1854, Tbo petlllbn of Jeflse Berkhelmer respectfully represents, that your petitioner is provided with the necessary requisites’ for keeping a. house ,of public entertainment, in the bouse he now occu pies 99 suchr ln Hampden township. Your peti tioner, therefore, prays your Honors (0 grant him a license for the same the ensuing year, commenc ing onilhe 2d Monday of April next. As in duty bound he will ever pray, &o. . ■ JESSE BERKtfEIMER. February 23, 1854.* We the undersigned, citizens of the township of Hampden, in the county of Cumberland, do certify that we are well acquainted with the above named Jesse Berkheiroer; that ho is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommoda tion of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or Tdvero Is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain atrangers and travellers. • , John Shtjibahn, B. Erb, M. C. Eberly. George Glplm, Henry Snavoly, George Snavely, Andrew Kteiner. Daniel Waller, Samuel Eberly, L. M. Barnhart, J. Blettell. Thomas Lindsay, Chris. Wialor, ir .John, Eberly, Abraham Pretz. Tavern License. ■ TO the Honorable the Judges of the Coort of General Quarter Sessions of the- Peace of Cum berland county, at April Sessions, 1864. The petiiion of Samuel Allgeier respectfully represents, that ydor petitioner is provided with the necessary requisites for keeping a bouse of public entertainment, in the house now occupied by Peter B. Goodyear, in Monroe township. Your petitioner, therefore, prays your Honors to grant him S*licenae for the sbmo the ensulogyesr, com mencing on the second Monday of April next. As in duly bound he.will ever pray, &o. SAMUEL ALLGEIER. February 23, 1851. We the undersigned citizens of the township of Monroe, in the county of Cumberland, do certify that we are well acquainted with the above named Samuel Atigeier; that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is welt provided with boude'room and conveniences’for the accommoda tion of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the pub lic and entertain strangers and travellers. T A Weakley, Peter B Goodyear, Peter S Mil ler, John Paul, John S Cocklln, Peter Baker, Jno. Hopple, John Gross, John McClure, M G Beltz lioover, Henry Richwine, John A Ahl, Christian Gross, Christian Kichwine, George SO ock, Geo. M >rre it. Tavern License. TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Cum berland county, at April Sessions, 1854. The petition of Christian G. Stough, respect fully represents, That your petitioner is provided with the necessary requisites for keeping a house o( public entertainment, in the house now occupied as such by H. L. Burkholder, West Ward, Car lisle. Your pelUUioner, therefore, prays your Honors to grant him a license for the same the ensuing year, commencing on the 2d Monday of April next. As in duty bound he will ever pray, &o. CHRISTIAN G. STOUGH. February S 3, T854.* We the undersigned, citizens of the West W ord of Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland, do cer tify that we are well acquainted with the above named Christian G. Stough 5 that he is of 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 to accommo date the public and entertain strangers and tra vellers. H. L, Burkholder, Hugh Uaullagbe.r, Alfred L. Spongier, W. A. Kelso, Geo. L. Murray, Wm. S. Cobean, A, Noble, Joseph W. Patton, F- A. Ken nedy, A. B. Sharpe, M. McClennan, Wm. 11. Truul, Cumberland Valley Rail Road. CHANGE OF HOURS. ON AND AFTER FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 21, 1854. PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows, (Sundays excelled.) viz : FOR HARRISBURG: First Train. Ssoond Leave ('harobersburg, 5.30 A. M. • 4 Shippensburg, 604 *• “ Newvitte, fi-3b 44 44 Carlisle, 7.18 » 4 Mechanirshurg, 760 “ Al Harrisbuig, 8 15 * 4 . FOR CHAMUERSBUI First Train. Srco: Leave Harrisburg, 6.45 JJ. M. Meehanicsburg, 917 •* 1-07 “ “ Carlisle, 0.55 “ 1.45 “ “ *Newville, 10.30 “ 220 “ “ Shippnnsburg, 11.02 “ 2.63 ** Al Ohainbra’urg, 11.30 •* 3.30 ** Jlereafler no Drain will be run on Sunday. Thu MorningTraineonnecisat Harrisburg will) lhe Philadelphia and Oattimore Trains—l y whirl passengers may reach either place abdut I P. M. Passengers by Afternoon Train may proceed to Philadelphia at 7.45 P. M. The Morning Train* from Philadelphia and Baltimore connect with the 12.30 M. Train fur Chambershurg. Passengers going West, same day, must reach Harrisburg by Morning Train. The Cara of tho Dauphin and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg dally (Sundays except ed) for Auburn—connecting at that point with Trains for Pultsvillo end Reading. all Stations where Tickets are sold, Fares are ten eenli leu when paid for Tickets, Ilian when paid in the Cars. A. I* 1 . SMITH, Superintendent, R. R. Office, Chambersburg, 7 Februory 18. 1854. 5 Cumberland Valley Rail Rond NOTICE, THE Sunday Trains on this Road will be dis* continued after this date. F. A. SMITH, Superintendent. Rail Road Office, Chambcrsburg, \ February 20th, 1654. S HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. A Bargain. ALL that valuable properly situate on the north JlibimM west corner of Centro Square, in llio of Carlisle, known na Beet* Row. Tho Main building js occupied by H. L, Burkholder as a hotel, ■ The balance of the property la rented for offices, shops, &o. This is one of tho very beat properties for business in the borough, and to capUaUeis offers groat inducements for Invest* mdnl. . The payment If desired will bo.made very easy. . .^ I ;?’un v .“.9’r. 00 “ ro " 4ble lwo Bl °'y dwel- LINO.HOuSE, on iho east end of Maine Sl„ adjoining propoiiy of Andrew Holmoa, Esq., and now occupied by Mr. David Greer. The lot ia 43 fool front by 340 in dop’h, and contains a number of choice fruit trees. The property ia in good order, and haa a cistern, amoUo.honso, balm oven, stable, &0., on the lot. For pnttloolora enquire of OHAS. OQILBY. Feb. 31,1884. Estate IVotleo. LETTERS teiUraontory on the tho Estate, of Frederick Rouf, late of North'Middleton lowneliip, Cumberland county, Pa., deceased, have been issusd by tho Register of esld county, to tbc subscriber who resides in ibe township aforesaid. All pereon in debted lossld eatsleare requested to make Imme* diale payment, and (hose having claim* will present (hem for siuletpeul to W. F. BWIGER, Feb. 23—6 w. Executor. 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 an act of Assembly of this Commonwealth, passed on ''(he 15th day of April, A. D. 1834, and also in conformity with the 371 h section of the same act, which requires the County Treasurer, once in every year, to state his account and produce his vouchers to the Comnlissioners, which after examination by said Commissioners, shall be by them laid before the County Auditors for settlement according to law. In accordance with which William S. Codean, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland county, submits the following as a correct exhibit of his Receipts and Expendi tures for the past year, ending the 31st day of December, A. D. 1853. Balance in hands of Tresßarer at last settlement gs per Auditors statement, Amount of outstanding taxes at last settlement, do of County tax assessed for 1853, ' do of State abatement on payment of $25,000, do of Loansoblbined on county bonds from various persons, do of Fines and verdict fees received of Joseph M’Darmond, Esq., do of J B Parker on account of Simon Oyster’s forfeiture to Commonwealth, do of verdict fees received'of Wm H Miller, Esq., District Attorney, do of Geo W Hltner received on confirmation of sale of properly to him, do received on miscellaneous receipts from various persons, Schedule of County taxes outstanding on the Ist day of January, A. D. 1854, sub ject to Exonerations and Commissions. Boroughs & Townships, Monroe, Weatpennsboroogh, Shippensburg, Monroe, New Cumberland, Lower Allen, Carlisle, Dickinson, Bastpennsborough, Frankford, Hampden, Hopewell, Menhanicsburg, Monroe, Newton, New Cumberland, Newville. North M ddleton, Silver Spring, Southampton, Shippensburg Tp., South Middleton, W estpennsborough, Those marked a (•) have since paid in full—those with a (|) In part, Grand jurors for services in 1853, fell! 00 Traverse jurors for services In 1853, 1910 67} Henry Burkholder for furnishing meals to jurors by order of court, 10 50 Court orier and tip slaves pay for 1853, 49 00 District Attorney. Wm H Miller, Esq. fees in Commonwealth cases, Witness Fees in Commonwealth Cases. Michael Dastram and others, embracing 133 bills, 685 88j Justices’ Fees in Commonwealth Cases. Abraham Hosteller and others Justices’ fees in Commonwealth cases, 27 92$ Tuain. 4.20 F. M Constable’s fees in Commonwealth Cases. Robert M'Cartney and others, Constable’s fees in Commonwealth cases, 133 68 4.53 “ 6.22 •• 6 01 “ G. 33 •• 7 00 “ County Auditors and clerk for auditing accounts of 1852, 105 00 Philip Quigley for auditing accounts of Prolhonolary, Recorder and Register, 7 60 id Train. 12.30 P.M James Loudon for Dockets in 1853, Samuel Martin, E s q. fees in Commonwealth cases and recording of roads and drafts, 419 29} James Loudon for Dockets, 98 00 Commissioner’s Office. James Loudon for stationary, duplicates, binding, &o, 39 89£ Wm H Trout, Esq. for services as Commissioner from Ist Jlh. to 14th Nov. 1863, 346 00 Joseph G Greasier, Esq, do do to 31st Deo. 1853, I2G 00 John Bobb, Esq. do do do do 909 60 James Armstrong, Esq. do do' from 14th Nov. to 31st Deo. 1853, 55 60 Lemuel Todd, Esq. 1 year’s salary as Attorney to Commissioners, 60 00 Wm Riley 1 year’s salary as clerk and delivering duplicates, warrants, &o. 476 00 P S Deckcrl & Co., for publishing bridge notices, Alexander K M’Cluro do do do John U Bratton for public priming, E. Ueatty do do Ephraim Cornman do do Eastern State Penitentiary, Eastern Penitentiary for support of convicts for 1853, Jail and County Penitentiary. Myers & Outshall on account of (he conlraot for the erection of New Prison, Thomas Symington on account of contract for Brown Sand Slone for new prison, Edward Havilland for superintending erection of new prison, Aldrcd & Richards for extra work on Brown Sand Stone as nor contract, J T Wilson keeper of Dauphin County Prison for support of prisoners, Dr C Seller for medicine and attendance on prisoners, Joseph M'Dsrmond, Esq. for fees, support of prisoners and convoying of prisoners, James Gallagher and others for clothing and articles furnished prisoners, John Gorgas for painting 2100 feet of tin flues for prison, John Gillen and Gilmore for filling oellers of old prison, Joseph Bell, Sheriff of Juniata 00., and others on sundry bills, Jacob Squier, Treasurer of Poor and House of Employment for eupporl of 1853, 6000 00 Directors of the Poor their salaries for 1853, * 90 00 M G Ege and Henry Saxton pay as Visitor for 1853, Jacob Momma, Guardian of minor children and others, for damages awarded by court, 344 16 Wm Wilson, Wm Moore and G F Carl, Commissioners making southern county line, 134 60 Road and bridge viewers pay as per certificates of clerk of Qr Sees. 108 86J John & Joseph Gulshall In full of contract for erection of bridge. 576 00 Christian Walt on account of contract for erection of bridge on Yellow Breeches creek* U6O 00 John H Spahr and others, for repairs of various county bridges, 330 034 Robert McCartney amount of reward and costs decreed by court of Common Pleas, 029 78 Appropriation to Cumberland and Union Fire Companies, 06 00 Assessors, Henry Myors and others Assessors for services rendered for 1863, Elections.' > 1 William Row and other officers of General and Township elections for 1893, 886.9fi STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES ■ l ‘“ OF THE WILLIAM S. COBEAN, Esq., Treasurer. Receipts. Total receipts for 1853, STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES. By Payments, Auditors. Prplhonotary’s Office, Recorder’s Office. Public Printing. Poor House, Road Orders and Damages Awarded. Bridges. Appropriations. Collector's Names. Samuel Dricker, Rdward Philips, James Brickei, Jacob Morrell, Owen James, John G. Heck* Samuel H. Gould, Joshph A. Weakley, William Saddler,* * William Sirohm, Anderson Orr, David Hoover,f Henry F. Pells, John Strock,+ Christopher Melllnger, Clias W Dehn,. John Givler, jr David Williams.f Charles Shreiner.f Samuel Taylor,* Jeremiah Allen, Samuel Gleirn, Henry Bear, —«©«— Courts. •T:< UV Public' Buildings. ' • - - ivin Breeze for .work and materials fixing Lookup in Court HotiSe* <l6 50 James Dunbar and eon (or services as Keeper of Public Building, 66 00 Loan and Interest on Loan. Joseph G Creealer County bond of $l4OO, 6 too. and 18 day* i Die real al 5 per cent. 1438 50 Miscellaneous. F Gardner & Co. for nse of hoisting machine at jail, A A Line for new nhairs and repairing others for use of county, Ephraim Steel 3 years winding of Town clock, C Inhoff for oil, candles, &o. for use of county, A L Sponeler for registering marriages, births and deaths, Wm D Murray for 6 tons stone coal for county, Samuel M Hoover for 6 tons of stone coal for county* Adam Senseman for horse and carriage hire on county business, Wro Riley for the amount of Commissioners expenses holding Triennial Appeals, Jason W Eby for candles, brooms, dec. for use of ooontyt George Hilton for horse and carriage hire at appeals, &o. In 1859 and *53, George Hendel for Horse and carriage hire on county business^ Nathan Hantch end J B Bratton Postmasters, for postage for county, Jacob Seoer and others, embracing 60 various checks, for miscellaneous matters, Inqucsls. Joseph C Thompson, Coroner, and Justices costs of Inquisitions and Jurors pay, 190 SO J Abatements. Dewsit Pislee and other collectors amount of abatements allowed lax payers of *59-3, 9409 96 $8978 78 8869 75 SB9BO 50 1315 78 13355 00 168 00 102 00 8 00 241 00 424 92 Refunded Taxes. Rpary Sidle & others purchase money r< funded on redemption of lands sold al Tress, sale, 94 9dft Fox Orders. Amount paid sundry persona on certificates of Justices premiums on scalps. Amount paid sundry constables for returns to court as per certificates or court, $52,443 73 Cr. by amount paid on Commissioners orders, $61215 841 do do do County Treasurer** commission, 1} per cent. 768 23} do do do Outstanding taxes unpaid by collectors, 6)78 13 do do do Collector’s Tees at 6 per cent. 1441 67 do do do Exonerations allowed collectors, 557 63 <Jo dty do Depreciated funds accumulating for some years, 71 00 do do do Balance in hands of County Treasurer, 21103 Mmi. Oultland’g. $350 25 131 01 14 18 196 56 43 80 108 35 1032 21 565 40 263 06 69 72 96 29 154 45 173 03 1120 15 971 27 v 49 79 117 67 232 03 1057 93 701 53 101 02 1024 43 314 11 Dr. to amount of receipts for 1853, CtJXBERLARD CoUHTT, 88. r ~) We the Commissioners Cumberland of county, do certify and submit the foregoing ns a < Seal Ccorreol statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of the county aforesaid, from the Ut ol •£ January to the 31st day of December, 1853, inclusive, as also a schedule of the outaiand ing county taxes unpaid by the several collectors in the Boroughs and Townships therein slated j togolherwith a-stateraenl of expenditures under each head of appropriation made by the Cormuis sioners In compliance with the requisitions contained, in the 22J and 23d sections of au act of As* setnbly of this Commonwealth passed the 15th day of April, 1834. Witness our hands and seals at Carlisle, this 31 el day of December 1853. Attest—Wm. Rilet, Clerk GcMsxßLxnp Courtt, as. $8,178 12 We thd undersigned Auditors of Cumberland county, met according to law, and having been sworn proceeded to examine the accounts and vouchers of Wm. S. Coboan, Esq., Treasurer of said 'ooubiy v .rrom (he Ist day of January to the 31 si day of December 1653, inclusive, do certify (hot we find the'sum of (wo hundred and eleven dollars and three cents due by said Treasurer to the county aforesaid, as will appear by the foregoing exhibition of said aocounl. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our bands ot Carlisle, this 30th day of January 1851. SAMUEL MEGAW, PHILIP QUIGLEY, JOHN B, DRAWBAUGH, 1 Auditor*. WM. H. COBBAN, Treasurer, In conformity with the 10th section of on act of A* •etnbly, entitled an act to revise the Militia Sys tem, dco., passed (lie 30th day of April 1853, ex. hlbita the fallowing account: I Cub rtceitpd of Collector Oalbrosth, $4O 00 ’'-‘--{O' do of Hamilton 69 95 ,4o do otJ Hemroinger, jr 75 52 do do uf Longneeker 28 40 do do ofML Hooter 73 15 do do of Oricker 46 00 do do of Frasier 6 65 do do ofßvbuck 43 2b do do of Young 34 56 < do do ofThompsoo 41 75 do do of Pcfier 47 90 ( do do of Holu 67 02 ( do do of Myers 28 45 do do of Drawbsogb 47 50 do do of Mrjer 6 30 do da of Swiler 42 75 do do of Morrell 40 00 do du of WeilheifFer 37 05 do do of Rhoads 18 52 do do ofKilch 54 10 do do of (Coal 56 95 do do uf Pialeo 46 45 do do of Ricliart 59 72 do« do ofHoch 4 75 do da of Dredioy 50 75 do do of B William* 57 95 do do of Hock 36 00 do du of Noell 42 75 do do of Gould 20 00 do do of VVonkloy * 50 00 do do of Saddler 40 00 do do ofSirobm 25 00 do do of Orr 45 00 do do ofD Huuver 20 00 do do ofPorry 39 77 do do ufSirock 50 00 do do of Mollinger 20 00 do do of D Williams 43 00 do do ofShreloer 46 00 do ho ofSnodgraas 41 60 do do uf Glime 30 23 du du of Boar 35 00 119-00 23 87 i 6 36 4 60 162 60 149 50 208 00 Total, Removal & Change. Immense & Atttaotive Stook. 474 33 TUT ORRIS L. HALLOWELL&Co,Philadelphia, jyi hating remoted into their. splendid new ware house, entrance No. 147 Market, and No. 21 North Front street, aro opening for their Spring trade an assortment of . 23250 00 3394 83* 700 00 300 00 771 65 24 8& 645 44 24 31 63 00 20 00 62 37i Silk & Fancy Goods, that for extent end varlorv will purpose any slock ever ufTered in that market. Entering into tlioir now store, which is one of the largest in America, with a bueiness of an unusual amount already es lablisbed, and intending largely to increase it, os* peoially with those who buy FOR CASH, and be lieving that the fairftst system in jobbing goods la to have uniform prices, they will be compelled lu •ell at a much smaller profit than can possibly be afforded where long credits are given. Under their Cash and Shod Credit system the necessity for charging large profit* does not exist, and by welling their goods at a very small advance on foreign coal. They moan to make it the Intereel of every judge of goods, to buy on the following TERMS: so oo " Cash Buyers will receive a discount of SIX per cent, if the money bo paid In par funds, within ten days from date of bill. Unourrent money will also betaken aails market value on the day it is received. . To merchants of undoubted standing a credit of SIX months'will be given if desired. Where money 1* remitted in advance of maturity a discount (he rate of 13 per cent, per annamn will be allowed. They ask from merchants visiting (he Esslorn cities, the fkvtnr of an examination of their stock, being satisfied that they will be convinced that it Is not for tbeir-Interest lu pay the Urge profits that are absolutely essential to (hose who give long oredils. M L HALOWELL, JAMES TRAQUAIR, J L HALOWEtL, • A W LITTLE. T W BWBWBT, E R HUTCHINSON. 1 Febrnsry 3m: '' 900 91 Constable’s Returns. Total amount, $1694 37 JOSEPH G. CRESSLER, JOHN 8088, i, ARMSTRONG, Commissioners. CR. Paid Commissioners far services and Dupli cate*, $l6 62J Paid Assessors for services, 25 06 Paid Brigade Inspector Crop’s account, 131 12} Paid Adamantine Guards far 1852-3, 150 00 Puid Springfield Light Infantry far 1852, 50 00 Paid Quilmao Guards for 1653, 50 00 Paid National Cadet* far-J852 and *53, 100 00 Paid Carlisle Light infantry for 1853, 50 00 Paid Treasurer's commission, 16.94 Balance la hands ofTrcafuror, 1105 63 Cumberland Cotntt, bs. Wo the undersigned Auditors of .Cumberland county, elected and sworn according to law. in ao cordanco with the act of Asaembly ol (he 30th of April 1853, bating examined the abuto account of Wm S Cobean, Esq., Treasurer of the cuunty afore said in the matter of Militia taxes, da 6nd the same correct as above ilalcd. Witness our hands at Carlisle, this 30lh day of January 1854. SAMUEL MEGAW, PHILIP QUIGLEY. JOHN B. DRAWBAUGH, Auditors. Town Property for Sale. WILL be sold at public sale, on Saturday the 4th day of March next, at the late reaidenco of Elisabeth Sheafor, deo'd,, in South Pitt at., in the borough of Carlisle, the House and Lot formerly occupied by said deceased. Sjlo (o com. monoe at 10 o'clock, A. M., on auid day, when terms will bo made known by ISAAC 6HEAFER. Ez’r. Carlisle, February 16.1854—3i* Wanted. THE Cumberland Volley Railroad Company will pay cash for Cross-Tice delivered at any point on their road previous to the Ist day ofOuoo, A. D. 1854. For good sound White, Rook or Chesnul Oak, and Walnut Ties, 8 feel In length, (exclusive of kerfs,) well hewn on two opposite and parallel sides, with fanes not less than 9 inches in width, and 6 inches in thickness between faces, 33 cents each will bo paid. For Ties of samo length and quality as above, with from 7 to 9 inches face and 5 inches in thick ness, 28 cents each will be paid. And for good sound Chcsnut Ties, same dlmon* sions as above, thr price will bo Four cents loss, each. Persons wishing to furnish Ties on the above conditions, will please givo early notice to the undersigned. A, J'\ SMITH, Sup’t, Railroad Ofliocv Chambg. Feb 16—4 t LEAD, ZINC, IRON PAINT, OIL & COLORS, MANUFACTURED by Francis 8. Lewis & Ca, represontcd*by Lewis, Jaues, & Co., 13& South .1 Street, Philadelphia. Order* thankfully received—punctually attended to, guaranteed to give satisfaction, and offered fur •ale on ths moatlibsval Urma/Fo* stipples and particulars please address ■■ above. r “ 1 January 26, 1853—3m0. - . Prociamnttpn. WHERE ASth Honorable Jabm H. President Judge oflhe several CooilsofCo» non Fleas of thecoantles)ofCamberlarid l Parryan«. Juniata,inPenhsylvenia,and justicebl tbeaaveral Courts of Oyer and Terminer ah d General Jail H**, ivery in said counties, and Hon* Johnßuppanu; Sami, Woodburn, Judges of the Court of Oyer ana Terminerand General Jail Delivery, for tbaltlalof, all capital and other offences, in the said cohntyr of Oumberland-bytheirprecepUtomedlrfcciad-dated, the lOtb of January, 1864, have ordered the. Conn of Oyer & Terminerand General JallEelitery, to be bolden at Carlisle* on the 2d Monday of A* pril, next, (being the 10th day) at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to continue two weeks* NOTICE Istherofoioerebygiven, olbeCoro ner,Jastlcosoftbe Peace Sc Constablcflofthesalo . county ofCumberland,that they are by thesaidpra* ceptcommanded to bothen & there In their proper persons,with) hoi trolls,records,inquisitions* eißinl natios and all other remembrances, to do ihbef ihingßwhicbtoi heir offices appertain tobe done*Shd al Uhosot ha tare boundby recognisances,toprosechta against thepriaonorsthat are or then shallbe in (be jai lofiald corMty, aro to bothorotoprosecatethszn assballbe just. ' ' 41 85 SO 60 SO 00 35 73 60 40 88 87* 37 00 86 00 38 13$ 13 674 43 60 16 60 10 89 871 18 JOSEPH M’DARMOND, Sbff. Sheriff's Office, Feb. 16, 1864, Tavcvu License* TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Cum berland county* at April Sessions, 1864. . The petition of William Moudy, respectfully represents, (hat your petitioner is provided with the necessary requisites for keeping a house of public entertainment, in the house be* now occu. pies as such in (he East Ward, in the borough of Carlisle. Your petitioner? therefore, prays your Honors to grant him a license for the same theen* ing year, commencing on the 8d Monday of April 1854. As in duly bound he will ever pray, &o* WILLIAM MOUOY. Feb. 16, 1854—31 59 00 77 13 $51,215 84} We ibe undersigned citizens of the East Ward* of the Borough of Carlisle' in the county of Com* berland, do certify that we are well acquainted with the above named William Moudy, that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and it well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers and that such Inn or Tavern ie necessary (o ac commodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. Wm. Beolz, John Outaball, C. Fnhoff, Wirt, F. Sellers/ George Zinn, jr., Charles Fleager, Stephen Keepers, M. Holcomb, R. M’Cariney, W M. Buetem, Wm. Alexander,!. B. Bratlon. $63,448 73 $63,443 73 Tavern Licensee TO ibe Honorable ihe Judges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Cum berland county, at April Sessions, 1854. The petition of David Martin, respectfully rep resents, (hat your petitioner is provided with the necessary requisites for keepings bouse of public entertainment in (he house now occupied as such by John McCartney, in the East Ward of Ibe Uorough of Carlisle. Your petitioner, therefore, prays your Honors to grant him a license for the same the ensuing year, commencing on the 9d Monday of April next. As In duly bound be will ever pray, &c, Feb. 16, 1854—31 Wo tho undersigned citizens of (ho East Ward of the borough of Carlisle, in the county of Com berland, do certify that we are well acquainted with the above named David Martin, that be laof good repute for honesty and temperance, and la well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers, and that such lon or Tavern is necessary to ao 'commodate the public and entertain strangers and 1 travellers. Philip Arnold, C InhofT, Goo W Shoafer, Jacob Zug, George W Hitner, theory Saxton, Richard I Parker, F Gardner, J Ellis Bonham, Peter Gut* * shall, M Halcomb, J B Bratton. Estate Notice LETTERS of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Sheafer, deo'd., late of the borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa., have been is* sued by (he Register of said county, to, the sub* ecriber who resides in Carlisle. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make (mate* dlale payment,- and those having claims will present them for settlement to ISAAC SHEAFER, Ex’r. February 16, 1854—61* •1694 37 Estate Notice LETTERS of administration on the estate of James Kelso, doc'd., late of Southampton town ship, Cumberland county, Pa., have been Issued' by the Register of said county to the subscriber* who reside in Southampton township. All per sons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlement to MARY KELSO, Executrix. JAMES K. KELSO, Executor. February 16, 1854—Gt* mill for Rout. THE undersigned offers bis Merchant Mill, at the Carlisle Iron Works, for rent from the Ist of April next. January 26, 1864—6( Hanover & Carlisle Turnpike Co. NOTICE is hereby given, (list the undersigned, appointed Auditor by (be Court of Common Pleas oCCurobarland County, Ps., to moke distribution of (ho balance in the hands of the Hon. Sjmuel Wood burn, Sequestrator of the Hanover & Carlisle Turn pike Company, to and amongst (he Creditors of aaid Company, will attend at bia office in Carlisle, for that purpose, on Saturday, the 4th day of March, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M , at or before which time ill persona having claim* against said Company will presonlthom. PHILIP QUIGLEY, Fob. 9—4 t Auditor. Jacob Rheem for uso*\ No. 15, Nov. Term. 185$, of A. U. Barmls, Ex. D. R. Nov. 21.1853- os. -In the mailer of the sale of John M.Good and the Real Estate of John M. Maria Good Ills wife. J Good, by consent $9OO 00 of the money considered in Court, and, Rule for sp. propriation at the next adjourned Court. Notice of the appropriation to bo given according to law. Hr tub Cookt. Cumbetlani Cssn/y. a *. • I, Goo. Zino, Prothonotary of (lie Court of Common Pleat of said county, do certify that (he above ie a (rue copy of a Rule entered in the foregoing oaeo, taken from (ho Records of said Court. Given under my hand and (ho seal of said Court at Carlisle, the 4ih day of February, A. D., 1854. GEO.ZINN. ProtAV. Feb. 9 1853—Gi* Orphans’ Court Sale. BY order or the Orphan*’ Court of Cumberland county, will bo told on Iho prepiiaaa, on Batttr* day (ho£stb of February, 1854, the following traoi of Land, lota (be property of Jooob Barnett, deo’d.. vis: . At) (hat certain tract of land situate. in Mifflin lowmblp, Cumberland County aforesaid hounded by land of Scott Coyle, Samual Murray Davidson, IV Heckman and olhera containing about, * ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES... The improvement* arc two log HOUSES atn)" IKiJ a double iog Barn a Oral ralo Orchard JLAMLCider Press. There are good meadows lII,*, he place with running water through them. Tha*‘ terra, and Conditions of Bale will bo made knoitn on - the day thereof by . , GEORGE KNETTLE,/ J.n. 19 1854.—Gi* NOTICE. DR. JAMES M’CLINTOCK’S FAMILY MEDICINES) FOR SAtB BY, ; WM. A. KELSO, Agl. for Carlisle. Kcbrairy 9, 1884—11 DAVID MARTIN. PETER F. EGE Administrator*.
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