ADVERT I SITIITErirTg;
=E=CIMI
• THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that
he has RE_UOVEII HIS SHOP to the
house forffierly occupied b y Mr. Swencv, a
few doom South of Nit.. cCreary's Sad
dler-shop, in Baltimore street, where he
still continues to carry on the -
eabinet..ai r tikiiig iltighteB9
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
AND IS PREPARED TO HANUFAETERE, AND
INTENDS KEEPING OAT t 1I N!) A GENE-
RAL ASSORTMENT OF EIRST-RATR
211 - 41 ) 3 & . 39 2-32
6F ALL KIND , .
Oz!TAll kin& of Lumber and Country
Produce will he taken in exchange for
work, and for which the highest market
prices will be given.
(rr The subscriber would also inform
the public, that, having provided himself
with a -1147,1115 E for the conveyance
of the dead, and being prepared to make
Coffins, all orders in shut line will be ex
ecuted with promptness, neatness and de
spatch.
- •
' )1? subscriber hopes, by strict attention
hres, to merit and receive a liberal
= of patronage.
L. SII A
Gettysburg, Feb. 7, 1832. tf-44
NOT'ECZ.
ALL persons indebted to tire Estate of
JOHN PEDON, late of Liberty
township, Adams county, deceased, either
by bond, note or book account, are request.
ed to call and settle the same on or before
Me-first day of March next—and those
hawing. claims against said, Estate, are also
requested to present the same, properly au
' thenticated,fiv settlement.
THOMAS REID, Adner.
v-- Febi~sisjr 7r 11332.
IPIIOCL tkltt AMI 0
I - f-lOSE concerned, will take notice that
the Judges of the Supreme Court 'of
, Pennsylvania, have appointed a
zaa IP 3 1 4" Ult
to be held at Crettyslarg, for the County of
Adams, by the Judges of the same Court—
to commence on Monday the sth dull of
Miztvlcnext.
Will. S.- C-013EAN,- Sherif.
Sheriff'& Gettys
burg, Jana 17, 1832. S tc-41
NOWICIL
TFIE; MiPS of -1,311180
deceased, (widow of the late John Sta.
ly,) are hereby notified, that their respec
tivo portions,of the estate of said deceased
are ready for them--They wilt therelOre
do well to call on the subscriber, either in
person or by or&r, immediately, as he does
not intend to be acconesable for interest on,
any portionnfiheir shares after this date.
Februery 7, 1832.
CO•leitnl4ec lilci*G drC.
21 1 1V2V1
Itespcctfullyinfurms the public that he has
removed to his
—veto Blaup in Chittrebet•abit-4--Sireet r ar-few
ors West of the Court House,
WHERE 11E IS PRIIRARED TO
Make, 'Trim and - ittepair
e aelite3
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION )
--ALSO-.
SAD 1 11* '''',A- A akt - ',-4 DLES9
BRIDLES, SADDLE.IIAGS,
Portmanteaus, Harness, Trunks,
and every other article in his line of busi
ness, withineuttiess, durability and despatch.
He• returns his thanks for past encourage
ment•,. and shall endeavor to merit a contin
uance of the same.
July 26, 1831.
• $lOO ltailffaltD.
Ilfb ANAIVAN . from the subscriber, on
the night of the sth of October last,. a
Negro Man named ISAAC, about-2O year's
old. .He is about 5 feet 7or 8 inches
a square-built well set rellow, walks a little
stoop shouldered, tawney complexion, very
fill face, wide *nth which lie spreads very
much wheh he laughs, and down look when
''': l 4, irsteriNgated oi• spoken to. His clothing
k*Wa except a
,blue coat_ about half
warn,, and an old fur has: There is no
:doubt but he will alter his name as I think
liiiditained a free pans from a fellow by the
lust he ot,Tobn Beeson, & is in. Pennsylvania
&OM. every information. I can get; as he.
ernee - ed the. Potomac at Sliepherditown
, bout two weeks bethre Christmas. Thea.
• hova.reward be gii , eO to any. person
that will give ma
... information fic) thus I get
hiss;jfils-ts PeUnsylvania• or any other free
• far',3o. 'Mary latul, and $lO if in
GARLAND M. DAVhS.
Gbatoatowu,.Jeffer* Calmly Va.
eSnußry
IUQ: 36-IBIZIVISMbIi
—jurors.Ciratit__Court._
RorouTh.--John Houck, John IL Marsh,
Samuel S. McCreary, Adam Were.
Lefever,Jacob Keller,
Enoch Lefever.
liamiltonban.—John M'Cullough, John
Kinett, John . Orr, Andrew Stewart, Samuel
Blythe, Isarel Irvin, John Mickley, Jr. John
J. Kerr, Joseph Reed, (of Benj.)
-iliwastplfastaiii—Day id De ti la ree.,,Ed w7d
Riley, D. Clapsaddle, S. S. Caldwell, Esq.
Libert—J as. M'Divitt, Wni. Scott, Jo
seph Hill.
Straban.—Peter Eyster, John Gourley,
Peter Hulick.
• Stockslager, Jas. Black
Franklin.—David MiOlecoir, John Bie
seeker, Thomas M`Knight.
Cundßerland.—Saml Cobea&; Jr.' Geo
Gaire, Jos. Walker, Quinton Artnstrong.
Tyrone.—Wm. Greer, Wm. Sadle r.
Reading.---W illiam Jones.
Hamilton.—Michael Ilanes.
lli - ek.--George Ickes, Dan'l Geissel
man, George limes. •
Huntin g ton.—John Fickes, (of Daniel,
John Gardner.
Menallen. = Sanouel Diehl, Jesse Houck,
Nathan Wright.
.Conorvago.—John Morningstar, Esq.
February 14, 1832.. tc-45
REMARK ABLE CUBE OF
RHEUMATISM,
.81"111E USE OF
Da. HEBB'S lUIE[TM.%TIC LINIMENT
COPY OP A LETTER
CHARLKSTOWN, (NIVISS.) .11111 23, 1827.
To the Proprietor of Dr. Jebb's Liniment.
DEAR deem it a duty I owe to suffering
humanity,•to acquaint you, and through you the
public, (shojo you think best) of the unexpected
and surprishe curcperforined" on Myself by, the
use of the above most excellent Medicine. I have
been for more than' thirty years, and some times
most severely,afflinted with the heti ma I ism; have
been frequently rendered perfectly helpless, and
in. consequence confined to my bed, when it has
required two persons to move um, being in such
evreine pain; I have several times been under
the tare of the most eminent physicians, but pro
cured only temporary relief. 1 one day noticed
the advertisement of Dr. Jebb's Liniment, with
the testimonials accompanying it, and was indu
ced to try a bottle, which I used without much
sensible benefit. I concluded, however, to perse
vere, and bought another bottle, and was greatly
relieved, and by the use of half the third bottle,
was wholly cured, and have never since had a re
turn of-the pain, which I had not been free from
--
a month at a time for thirty years, and it is now
more than three years since I was cured. I
_weuld _most carnestly.advise_ every _person_s uffer,
ing under this "militia complaint, not to despair
of a cure so long as they can obtain "Dr. Jebb's
Liniment." You are at liberty to make any use
of this you may think advisable.
Most respectfully, yours,
CALEB SYMjIES..
To the foregoing testimony, many other unques
tionable proofs might be added, in favor of the
superior Liniment of Dr, Jobb. Nothing but a
fair trial, which the proprietor confidently solicits,
can give an adequate idea of its unrivalled effica
cy, in mitigating, and thoroughly mastering, the
excruciating disease, to which It has been suc
cessfully applied in a multitude of cases. The
operation of the Liniment is often immediate; and
it bus frequently cured rheumatic affections of
years standing, in four and betray hours. ft is
also recom.nended with confidence, as one of the
best applications knoien for stlyness of the joints,
numbness, sprains, and chilblains.
Price :".*1) cents, with directions.
' 7 .41 ??L LI lc riP i'd 2 1 P
OR INDIGVSI7O.N.
wilts prevalent disorder, as it exhibits itself
in its customary symptoms of mu tit qf appe
tite, distressing fiatulearies, heart-horn, pain in
Me stomach, sick headache, 71,1715P11, VOlllitinfi and
costiveness, is now found to yield to the tried effi
cacy of
_DIL_REL.F.E!S.._VILLIETAB I.E_SP,EC I
These two preparations combined, constitute
an efficacious remedy for the Dyspepsia, even ail
ter it has acquired the most obstinate character,
and
When
every alba of professional skill.—
When both medicines are administered in con
._nection..according-10-paia-and—particular—Diret—
tions accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they
oughly cleanserthtraitmentary — ermatottturr
viscud mucus which is the proximate cause ofthe
disorder, and as a tonic and stimulent, they re
:lore the healthy action and energy of the sto
mach, and strengthen the debilitated, system.—
The proprietor can also confidently recommend
the Vegetable Specific as oae of thobest remedies
.known for the Sick dleadache.
Price 50 cents each article, with directions.
BRITISH ANTICEPTIC
D E T I FR' E.
r -L ;HE BRITISH ANTICEPTIC DENTI
FRICE, which-the present proprietor wish
es most particularly to recommend to the atten
tion of the public, is perfectly exempt from all
those acids which in geniral farm the basis of
tooth powders in common use,
and which.althongh
they may whiten the teeth forashort time, !mist
inevitably destroy the Enamel by their deleterious
action on this beautiful covering ot the teeth.—
The c'ensequence is that the Enamel which is the
shield provided by nature to protectethe spongy
and nervous internal structure, is rapidly corro
ded by the.ie acid ingredients,' become mere dis
colored than over, and exposes the• inner portion
of the tooth to caries and a rapid and (certain de
cay. By the use of the British Asiticeptic Denti.
frice, in the morning,.. -as occasion may require,.
with -a brush moderately hard, and. cold. water,the
accumulation of-Tartar willimt only be prevented.
but the teeth rendered bsOutflully and permanently
while, and the gums restorod . to that freedom from
soreness, that hardness and efflorescence which
are the sure tests of their healthy state, and the
best 'guarantee of that natural fragrance oT the
breath which can. never be expected in connection
with• foul teeth, and iientbutiC, unhealthy gums.
(Price 50 cents a box, with directions.)
* * *The above valuable Medicines are preprared
from the Original Recipe MS. of the lute Dr. W.
T. CONWAY, by his knmediate Successor and the
Sole Proprietor, T. KIDDER, and for said at his
Counting Room, No: 99, next dour In J.. Kinuka's
Drug Store, Corner of Court and Hanover Streets,,
near Concert Hall, Boston" and also by his
appointment, (together with all the valudole
me
dicines as prepared by the late Dr. Cons ay4 by
• Samuel H. Buehler,
. _ Druggist, Gettysburg, Pa.
.* * *ObServe that rione are genuine without the
Written .signature Ir. KIDDER, els_ the but
printed, 'wrapper. • •
A taiga discount Made to. those 'who buy'
alt again.
January 31., 1832.,
,
6SM
1) , 05w . 3 : -. 7 4/1 .4
•
- rort_sarat.
IN TIM BOIidUGH 01 1 UETTYSBUIW,
Crier That two-story. BRICK _
DiveHilo; Mouse,:3;
I ,
In Chambersburg Street,_ a few •
doors West all r. Forry's Inn, recently occu
pied by Dr. Sinyser. The payments, if desir
eft, be will made very ace.omodating. For
further. particulars, inquire of the occupant..
January 17,',' 1H32. tf-41
Meretpto aub erpletthiturt4s
OF
- - •
COMMISSIONERS , OFFICE, ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
AGREEABLY to an Act of Assembly, entitled, '"An Act to raise County Rates and Levies,"
requiring the Commissioners of the respective Counties to publish a statement of the Receipts
and Expenditures yearly—We, the Commissioners of 'Faxes of said County, do Report as fol
lows. viz:-6:33-Frontr the day of January, 1831, to the sth day of Anuary, 1832 1 both
days • included
Dolls. Cis.
•
To outstanding Tax at last settlement . . . . r 5,962 77
Ground Rents in hands of ,Tamos,Gourley , . • otl3.
Arrearage Duplicate ..... . . . 725 44
Balance of George Ziegler's Bond 115 00
Ground Rents in hands of C. Chritzman . . . 44 00
Tax assessed for 1831 10,349 30
Ground Rents due, January, 1831 199 00
Cash of D. Wills, Esq. for an Estraysold . . . 6 00
Cash on hand at last settlement . . . . . 2,149 85
Jury Verdicts and Fines in hands of P. Ileagy,
414 48
late Sheriff; • S
Addition to Tax Duplicates
0:::7 - Tho Tax assessed for 1831, is as follows, viz:—
. George Irwin, I Lam i lton ban, . 655 55
Daniel Geiselman, Berwick, . . 653 36
'
Junes Renshaw, Germany', . . 601 05
Valentine Hollinger, Readinff
' b, . . 656 00
Isaac Durborrow, Mountjoy, . . 484 20
John - Duffield,Tyrone, . . 383 2
James Patterson, Hamilton, . . 472 61
Nicholas Group, Huntington, . . 454 35
George Myers, Jr. . Latinane, . . 433 39
John Einlet, Conowago, . . 693 36
James Scott of D. - Liberty, . . 581 86
George B;inkerholf, Mountpleasant, . 700 87
. Anthony Deardorff,. _ Franklin, . .- - 769 95
C. Clnitzman, BorouLrh, . . . ' 485 51
Michael Miller, Cumberland,
Jacob Taughinbaugh, Straban, •
Jacob Smith, Sen. . Menglleu,
KTThe Outstanding 'fax appears to be in the hands of the
_
folloWing Collectors, viz:— ,
COLLECTORS. 7'OlV N S HIP S.
1820 John Marshall,* Berwick . •
1823 MiChael Snyder, Germany
1825 Adam Swope, Borough . .
, 4 Wm. Cobean, Cumberland
1'827 Caleb Beales, • Latintore . .
1828 Peter Deardorff, Reading . .
" James White, Jr. Liberty . .
1829 Henry Albert, Reading . .
" Michael Kitzmiller, Conowago .
46 , Jesse Seabrooks, Hamiltonban
-44 John Mcllwain, Mountpleasant .
4 P. Bishop, Jr. Germany . •
1830 C. Picking,- Hamilton . .
" . P. Voglesongf Berwick . .
" John Marshall,* Hamiltonban .
41. John Bream, Sen. Tvrone • .
44 Samuel Kennedy,* Huntington .
.1831 CrocTrke — lrwin;''" - -- liamilronbun -- .
" James Renshaw,* Germany . .
" Isaac Durborrow," Mountjoy • •
" John Dellield,* Tyrone . .
" James Patterson, Hamilton . .
Nicholas Groop, Huntington .
----George-Myers,-Jr.l--Latimore------..--
John- Emleti Conowago- -
James Scott,* Liberty . .
Geo. -Brinkerhoff,*. - Mountpleasant .
Anthony Deardorff, Franklin . .
Michael Miller, Cumberland .
Jacob Taughinbaugh, Straban . .
Jacob Smith, Menallen • .
Mil=
OrThose marked thus [1 have since paid part—thus [t] in full.
To the Honorable the Judges of the COn
WE, the subscribers, being duly elected AUDI'T'ORS to se
missioners of said County, and having been sworn or at"
Statement of the said Account,. I Fom the 7th day of January, 183
Robert Smith; Treasurer, & Commissioner ,
I
To outstanding Tax, January 60'831, .. '.• $5,962 77
Quit-rents in hands of James Gourley •' . .-. 35 081
Arrearage Duplicate - . . . . • . 725 44_
Balance of George Ziegler's Bond' . . I'ls - 00
Quit-rents in hands of Christian , Cliritzman., 44 00
Tax assessed for 1831 10,349 36
Quit-rents due 'January, 18311 --. • . .. 199 00
Cash of David Wills, Esq..for an Estray sold t 600
in Franklin township,. •
Balance of last settlement . . • .. 2,149 8 4 5
Jury Verdicts and Fines in P. ieagy's hands . . 414 48
Addition to. !Pax Duplicate i''. .., . .. .. •18 99
•
WE' further Report, that We...have examined the. items which compose the above Atecount,
-nd certify that. they -arc correct—and that the. Balance of, CtibTwo -Thousand Nine Hui
died and, Two Dollars and: Ninety-Six: and an: half Cents, is in the hands l of the Tteastrrer.
A CO ; P '‘`, \ CH A.
IL;S
LKETTL
EWELL,
AUDITORS-
Februar 8 \ JOHN 1 11.KESSOI
43 • •
ADAMS
DR.
c?'
Atitrit aro', isleport.
il: 1 N .10,ANZKal
- GARDEN -SEEDS.
difrly York Cabbage Seed,
Scarlet Radish,
" Large curled cabbage Lettuce
" Frame Peas,
Just received and for sale at the Drug-
Store of
DR. J. GILBERT.
February 7,1832. 4t-44
COUNTY, PENN.
18 99
$ 20,019 974
702 30
760 41
801 31
S 10,349- 30
Dolls. cts.
4 89
1 05
125 48
1 26
52 09
. 46 62
2 00
86 92
44 92
. 3 00
139 86
57 00
150 66
105 72
69 71
8d 36
601 05
229-20
220 . 26
62 61
350 35
—2054
275f , 36
45'0 80
335 89 -
269 95
567 30
396 41
405 31
$ 5,790 01
l i l / 4 20,019 0771
. ~.~ `
By Orders paid, as follow, Yiz:—
Auditors' pay
Tuition of Poor Children
Sundry hills of Costs paid Sheriff find ethers .
Collectors of Taxes—Fees and Releases . . .
Assessors' pay - • •
Treasurer of Poor-house Fands
ProthonOtary's and Recorder's fees . . .
Grand Jury and Constables—pay
General Jury and Constables—pay . . .
General Jury, Circuit Court—pay . .
James Mcithenny, Esq. COmmissioner4av .
hinttayrtfairiff", do .
Jacob Cover, Esq. slo. do ...
D. Horner, Clerk, salary, &c
Sundry persons for Fox Scalps . . . .
Road Views and Damages
Jailor--keeping prisOners,
Court Cryer—pay, &e
F. W. Koehler, for Printing . . .
Jacob Lefever, do
R. W. Middleton, do . . ... .
R. G. Harper,• do
Directors of Poor-.-pay . : . - •
Work done—public
,bnildings
Wood for Court-House and PriSon . .
Officers of Elections (General and Special) pay
Medical •attendance on. Prisoners
Coroner—tbes, &c .
-P; --- Heagy, for Lot of Grotmdadjoining-the-Jail
Treasurer of Borough of Gettysburg, :for Hose
for the use of the Fire Company of said Borough
Wm. S. Cobean, Sheriff; fin. summoning Jurors
for 1831
John Heagy, for one ream of Paper . .
By outstanding Tax .. . . .. . .
Ground rents in hands of James Gourley
do arreamge Duplicate . .
Balance of George Ziegler's Bond . .
Treasurer's salary
Jury Verdicts and Fines in hands of P.
leagy, Esq.*
Orders of former years paid by Treasurer
Cash on hand . . . .
m- TESTfAIONY that . the fi4egoiftg statement of, !W
-CEIPTS AND EXPEN-Dirizthibited at-the Of
. t o R t.t flee of the s Tieasurer of said County, is a correct and
true Copy, as itikCwil•otivatid - colnpared with the 06-
.4 ginals retnaining in the Books of this. Office—We
i ;% have hereunto set,our Hands, and affixed the Seal of
rrtYY our said Office, at... Gettysburg, the Fifth of Janua
ry, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two.
Mamas leArehart, •
Jacob Cover, Commisisiaiore"
John Z. Gubernator,
ATTEST,
D. Horner, Clerk.
rt of Common Pleas of :/dams Ccnnty.
ttle and adjust the Public Accounts of the Treasurer and Com , .
ruled agreeably to law, REPORT 'the folloWing to be a General
1, to *Oth day of January, 1832--both days included :
s—in Account with the County of Adams.
CR.
By cash paid on Ge_mmissioners" orders .
. Outstanding Tax . .
Quit-rents in hands of James Gou oy
Arrearage Dliplicate' .. ..
—Balance of George Ziegler's Bond
- Treasurer's Salary
`Jury Verdicts and Fines in P. Heagy's hand)
Balance, in Treasury .
=I
Lamp - ,otearidl
1,000 Butter Prints;
1,000 Barrel and Half-Barrel Covfirs,
1,000 Nests of Sugar Boxes.
500 Fancy Baskets,
•rcc Lamp Wicks,
500 lbs. Candle or Lamp Wick.
For sale, by
VALERIE'S .DUKEITART.
Baltimore, Ist rim. 31st, 1832. 4-43
CR.
&
761
'~ t ;ate.
Dolls. Cts.
10 50
856 84
765 04
. 88.1 59
257 50
2,600 00
31 75
. 280 50
721 54
204 90
. 105 00
. 90 00
_ . 94 50
. 169 87
• 28 551
. 798 25
. 575 56
. 01 02
• 78.50
. 45 02
. 88 75 ,
50 44
..
• 60-00 -
• 13 85
. 2:31 00
• 562 84
. 13 75 .
. 18 58
40 00
78 00
. . 325
5,790 01
. 35 084
. 725 44
15 00
_ 100 00
414 48.
• 15 84
2,902 96i
$20,019 97i
. :.-+ -
10,036 901
5,790 01
35 0S
725 44
15 00 .
10 00'
41'
.T,002 964
e 20,010 97i
-