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SZWIIN 61.9 /1120,,
Respectfully informs the _public that he has
removed to -
New Shop in Chombers6urg Street, a few
— dOoriliresttir the: - Cattrt Howe, -
WHEllile HE . 111 'PRERAR2I) . TO
. .47410, Trim, and Repair
Area eirrA,l
OF !VERY DESCRIPTION,
--ALSO--
4
SAD / H* , DLES,
bee 0%.
BRIDLES, SADDLE-BAGS,
Portmanteaus, Harness, Trunks,
and►ery other article in his fine of busi,
nese, with neatness, durability and despatch.
He ',vaunts his thanks for past encourage
ment, and- shall endearor to merit a Contin
uance of I he .same.
July, 26, 1881.. tf-16
NOTICE.
Prothozwiary's Office,
.?
July 23, . 1831. S
THE account of flerman : Wierinan and
John Sadler, Trulttpos of ISAAC
- 13ADLER - ;is - fited - in - the frothonotary's of-
In - Gettyibitrg, - Adms county; Tor con
firmation at August ' term, 1831.
GEORGE WELSH, Proth'y.
tc-*-16
-NOTICE.
Prothonotary's Office,
July 28, 1831..
THE account of Jacob Smith, one of the
Trustees of MARY FOLLER a
non compos mentis, is filed in the Prothon
, otary's office, in Gettysburg, Adams county,
.6)r-confirmation-atAugust term, 1831.
GEORGE WELSH, Proth'y.
July-26,4831. --- tet—,l.6
Oran') Suva?:
AtratIST I TERIVI, 3.831.
Strqban.--John - Crissit, Jno. N. Graft.
ryrone.—Baltzer Snyder, Wm. Sadler.
Gettysburg.—David Ecker, John 1.. Macfarlane.
Nenallen.—Hugh Wilhenny, Jno. Kline, Jr.
Charles F. Keener.
Hamilionban.—Henry Hockersmith.
Prc - TiVi in.—Jacob Brough.
Reading, William Long, Samuel Blake, Joseph
Kitchen.
Cumberland.—George Guinn, Abraham Linah,
Peter Fry.
Germany.--Samuel Winrott,-of A.
Mountjoy.—Jolin Wilson, of. C., Wm. Young.
Conowago.—Abraham Rife, Wm. Albright.
Mountpleasant.—George Brinkerhoff'.
Rentington.—Moses Funk.
Liberty.—Henry M'Divit, Nathaniel Randolph,
- Gordan; Joseph Hill, Henry Heagy.
Franklin.—George Myers, Daniel Mickly, Jas.
Morrow, David Beecher, Peter Middy, Victor
Milhenny.
Huntington.—Joseph Wierman, Wm. Morehead,
Isaac Wierman.
Menallen,-Nicholas Bushyp Philip__ Beamer,
John Galbraith. -
Cumberland.-M ichael Trost le.
Germany.-Ja cob Win rott,Jr. John Shorb.
,Mannip/easaliit.-Alax..Eiv lug, Jacob W ills, 80.
Zatiniore.-Jamea M'Cosh.
• amt onWit -- .-4liiiTrere; - Joseph - Khepar
Conoloago.-Christian Eriaman.
Metintpiy.-Johrt-Horner,•Sen. Eli Horner.
Gettysburg. ohn Creas,-MichaeteElarkson:
Bensick.-Frederick Baugher:
Straban.-JoW M'llheny, James Brinkerhoff.
Reading.--Josokoh J. Kuhn.
ter-Millar.
I 1i
The.undersigned respeotiblly makes known
to the public,
','THAT U HAS TAKEN TEAT WELL KNOWN
1 21721 E R ZU.L.S)IO
_
Situate at the south end of Gettysburg, on
the. Bsltirnore turnpike, called the "CUM
BERLAND INN," where • Travellers,
Drovers, Wagoners, &c. can be at all times
imommalated, and every, exertion made by
himself and family to render tat iefaction to
all who may favor him withlectsli-
J. RARBAUG IL
tf-7
May 24,4831.
LOOKAT THIS!
rIIPOR THE MAST TEM°
AL — I - call - on alt those indebted
tvarizeither by bond, note or book account,
.to coins forward and make settlement—l
this tiotitel has no mote effect than my for
mer itoticeithose indebted' will have to make
settlement with persons who will add COSTS
to their, visite.
JAMES A THOMPSON.-
Aprltgr, - - • tf-2-3
ty DOCIN Ski, DZ. TUDOR,
OaliS hie PP:Amnions l services to the
qntblic generally, Andean always be
#ttind tit, hie fatber i e reitidence, a the Woe
ittrios Ay. occupied by James Morritmon,
sod i,bsif of HAMpiOn: •
air MOW, June I 4 IPSL
Elli 3
-_ 14
-lax ' I % : , ; 7 / ( 3 ' __;t:!
Whaled Immediately,
At this Office; an Apprentice to the Prin
ting Business. To a good and industrious
boy, I willtive liberal inducements:
Atigust 2, 1831.
141.141E5.
TT
Npursuance of sundry writs of Vendi
-11- tioni Exponas, issued, out of the Co.tirmt .
Common Pleas, and to me directed, will be
exposed to Public Sale, on Tuesday the 1 fith
day of August instant; at 12 o'clock, M. at
the court-house in the borotieh of Gettys
burg, the following TEAL ESTATE.; viz.
A Lot of Ground,-
Situate in the borough of Gettysburg, ad
joining lots. of George Shryock, and the
heirs --of--.1-atnew•Agnew r -and-k,nown-on-the•
general plan of said Townby No. 12, on
which are erected two 2
story •
Brick Dwelling houses,
fronting on Baltimore street, and Two 2 story
Brick BACK BUILDINGS; Two 2 story
Brick Dwelling Houses, '
fronting on Middle ; street, Brick Stable, and
two wells of water. Seized and taken in ex
ecution as the Estate of Peter Beige!.
A LSO,
A Tract of Land,
Situate, in Fianklin township, Adams county,
adjoining lands of Henry Grove, Daniel
Mickley and others, containing, 130 Acres,
more or less, on which are erected a two
story
Log Dwelling House,
double-Log-Barn, and °tiler Out Buildings,
with an Orchard. Seized and - taken in ex
ecution-as-the-Estate-of-James 'Bond.
'ALSO,
A Lot of . Woodland,
Situate in Mountjov townsnip, Adams co.,
adjoining lands of Petei cri - mgartner, Jac:ob
Eckenrode and others, containing 9 Acres,
niore_or lekse Seized and taken in execu
tion as the Estate-of-John Eckenrode..
ALSO,
All the Interest of William Nickell in a .
Tract of Land,
Situate in Huntington township, Adams
county, adjoining lands of Henry Muntorif
John Collins and others, containing 160
Acret-more or less, on which are erected a
two-story
Log Dwelling House,
Log Kit Chen, DoubkLog Barn, and an Or
chard. Seized and aken in execution as
the Estate of William Nickell.
ALSO,
A Tract of Land,
Situate in Mountpleasant township, Adams
county, adjoining lands of Philip Fleshman,
Janes--Lockart-and others, -containing- 53
Acres, more or less, on which are erected a
11 story
Log Dwelling House,
double Log Barn, Log Spring-house, and
two Orchards. Seized and taken in execu
tion as the Estate of John Schlosser,
ALSO,
All the Interest of Benjamin 11I'Creary in
A Tract of I.and,
Situate in St raban township, Adams county
adjoining lands of Jas. Taugh
inbaugh aniibthers, containing 880- Acres,
more or less, on which are erected a two
story weather-boarded
Dwelling House
_
Log Kitchen, dodble Log Barn, Log Sta-
ble, Two Orchards, and a well of water--
ALso,
A Lot of Ground,
itilateiTrMountpleasatit lownship, Adams
county, adjoining lands of Andrew Smith,
Ator.lignikr,tind._..9.ll3exs, _containing 3
Acres, mofe or less;-oft-whielt-areerectett-tr
one=-stedry
Locr Dw.ellin
Log. Shop; Logatable, iyitha.well of milder.
Seized •and taken in execution as' the Estate
of Benjamin ifrl'Creary.
ALSO;-
AU the Interest of Sebastian Heafer, Sen.
In a Half Lot of Ground,
In Abbottstown, Berwick township, Aileros
county, adjoining lots of Joseph Barliag and
others, and kriown on the general phut of
said town by No. 17, on which are, erected
a one story -
Dwelling-house;
part Log and part Brick,.and Log Stable.
Seized and taken in execution as the Estate
of Sebastian Heafer, S'en.
ALSO,
Two . Lots of Ground,
Situate in Heidletsburg, Tyrone township,
Adams County', and known on the genera . ,
plan of said Town by Nos. 6 and 7, on which
are erected•a two-story.
• Stone .D.welling-house,
And ode story Log Shopc Seized and to
ken in execution its the Estate of John Fit;
jerals.
ALSO,
A Lot of Ground;
Sifuate in the borough ofGettysburg, Adams
county, fronting on Middls-street, ana
known on the general - plan of laid Town by
No. 161, on which erected a one-story
.
Frame Rough-cast Shop.
Seized and taken in execution as the Estate
of Garret, Vanoraiiiiikm. •
WM. S. COBEAN, Sheri":
Sheriff's Office Gettig. : •
burg, August 1831 ! - S '
_CAMPLIKEIETntaa - -
WHERE will be a . CiMP MEETING
beld on the land of Mr."Brinkerhoff,
3 miles from Gett. sbur on the York turn-
pt e, t.) commence on rtday to 12t of
August, under the direction of the Rev.
Wm. lialnilton,'VE. of Carlisle District.
All well disposed persons are invited to at
tend; We would hereby 14 - 1 - 4 - wain an per
sons from selling Beer, Cakes or Spirituous
Liquors within 3 miles of the Camp ground
the limits prescribed by law.
August 2, 1831.
Contents the the July b omber. —Philadelphia
fashions for my 1831; with a splendid colorful
engraving. ' A Tender -Wife. Maxims. Steak.
speare. The Bird's Eye Flower. Truth. La
Piazetta Di .3an Marco. The Parting; The Seat
-ofTa sta.- -Latest-London e, Caps,--Bonnets
and Head Dresses, illustrated. Meeting sadder
than parting. , The Love 'Watcher. Albert Gal
latin. Garden Operations for Ladies. The In
cendiary. Hindoo Women. I'm not a handsome
man. Flattery, a fable. Embroidery for Head
Dresses. Female Education. The origin of
Chininies. Prayer. The Polish Wife. The Ma.
jesty orGod. BOno. The day ofJndgment.
Bat rforoo. There's Music in a Mother's Voice.
Reflection. The Broken Heart. Polish Song.
Kosciusko. The origin of Wine. A Sketch.—
The Cruel Hour—piece cti . Music, written and
composed for the Lady's Book. The Necroman
cer. sensations. The Coeffeur.. Eloquence.
Country Lodgings—original. Woman's Heart.
Song. The Ornamental Artist=illustrsted.—
Learning and Love. She is gone and for ever.
The• Gatherer. Recipes. An Island of Ice.—
Chirography. Love. Riding, with illustrations.
Elijah's Intervievv., Christmas Carol.
L. A. GODEY & CO.
112 Chesnut st. opposite the P; Office, Phil.
By the Editor of the Schenectady Standard
Fin' publishing, on the Ist of October next, a
orlhe american Press,
(n tCneat parnphlet.form; to contain the -ti
tles of all the. Newspapers and Periodicals
published--in- -the- Ultited St tes; -the names
of the Editors and Publishers; a statement
of the number of copies published from each
press, and a designation of the Political prin
ciples advocated by each respective publica
tion. To which will be added, a notice of
the several Type Foundries, and Printing-
Press Manufactories , „ in the United -States.
The . work is designed for the use of the
Profession, and •.• interest to
Palificar Editors
Pritites and _ Newsprpers,
Who will imtnediately, upon rending this no
tice,.thrward to this ()like a number of their
paper enclosing 1 shilling, shall receive a
copy of the work free of postage.
Editors friendly to this design, are re,
quested to give our notice a conspicuous in
surtion in their paper, which will enable us
to make our statements. perfect• and correct.
Schenectady, N. Y. July 11, 1831.
JACOB CULP-, an indented apprentice
to the Cabinetmaking business, had my
leave to go out one week harvesting—he
left me on the 2d instant, and was to have
returned on the Monday week following—
Having not yet returned, I am induced to
think that he has absconded. - I will give
tie above reward if said apprentice is taken
at any time within 30 days from the 11th
insi.-and:brought-home. I hereby caution
all persons from harboring or employing
said apprentice, for, as he absents himself
from me Withost any just cause, I will posi
tively prosecute all those who may harbor
or employ him in defiance of this notice.
DAVID HEAGY.
--Gettyahurg,_Pa-July_l9,- 11331 4t--15
TAKE NOTICE, that I-have-applied-to
the Judges of tiorezfirt of Common
, Pleas-of-:Aduin,szmulty,
Insolvent laws, and that the said Judges
have appointed Alonday,.the 22d day of Au
creditors, at the court-house in the borough.
of Gettysburg,, where you may attend if you
_thin. im.er-
-house
ANA WY from :the subscriber, living
near Taneytown, Frederick co. Md.
on the 21st of May last, a negro man named
JOHN HOWARD,
Between 30 and 40 years of age; skin not
very dark; about six feet nigh; .tolerably
slender; surly countenance; round chin, and
shows his teeth very much when laughing;
he has a very large scar on one of his legs,
between the ankle and knee, occasioned by
the cut of a scythe—l think it is on the
right leg; he is tolerably fond of whiskey,
and has some pretensions to the Shoe;ma.
;Ong business. He went away with a.fie
-00 whO has had one of his hands taken off,
:longing to Maj. Jno. McKalub of Taney.
nrn—no doubt . they will be in the same
eighborhood.
Should any person give inrormation,
through the mediurn of a letter, respecting
the:above negro, and the subscriber. be sue
(eissful in having him taken, he shall re
ceivelhe above reward, wittrut his name
being iiiselsF.ed if he wishes.
DAVID KEPHART. •
Pipe creek, Md.
July 19, 1831. ? S' •
'SAE 1Li'11.W 4 4 4 ~
PASSED at the last Session of the Le.
gislature of ,Pennsylvanin, have been
,received at this Office, and are ready for
delivery. •
1 i
GEO. WE' SH, Proth'y.
Protponotsry's Office, Adam. 4 :
county, 7/T1014,18317 • 1 I iw".44)
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la ,
..,
- ..l - - ... ..•1! ~/ ,f ~• ,_ At AL. ~.
0... i i4-WV I , I_l4] U k;t - a 11 - NI
. -
THR .LADY?S_ 1100 K.
PROPOSALS,
X 620 ILVEWA.RD.
TO MY CREDITORS.
~,,,
July 19, 1831. - . 4t...15
*l5 'UMW &RlOl.
PJLU.RBLE ROI' Tr
Will be offered for sale at_public vendue,
ur;(10 -
On Sal nth . OctoTer next,
on the premises, it 1. o'clock, P M. that va.
&obi c
,prOperiy,• late the • eittate . of John
.Stephens,dee'd, known by the name of the
Bernui dian Creek Woollen - Fae
tory,.and Farm;
Satiate in Iruntingdon township, Adams
county, 2i miles south of Petersburg, -(York
Springs.) The improvements are, a 2 story
2112 IE - 0 ea
2 -- Tenant flumes, witliStabres, a
hank . Barn; (stone under and log
above,) stone s moke house and drying kiln
under-one, and stone spring-house, and fount
taro pump at the back door; two'
APPLE ORCHARDS—
of which . is young, bearing •
and thriving; and a great number
of Peach trees.
The FACTORY HOUSE is a two-ttory
STONE BUILDING, seventy-five feet
long—which contains the Fulling Mill and
all the other necessary machinery—a g,od
stone Dyeilliop convenient. The 'Stream
is good and standing.
There are 223 acres in tins farm, with a
sufficiency- of meadow—about 100 acres of
it are covered with timber. It will suit well
to divide, as the great
.road leading from
Carlisle to Oxford runs throughkr Farm.
The terms will ho made known on the
day of sale by
7110 3t A - 4 )S'TEPHE/YS; --
- Surviving T" , :cr. ofjUkiii - stophens, acid:
Petersburg, (York Springs,)
July 12, 1831. - # ts•--14•
: N. B.- If the -above Property is not sold
on said day,it %y ill t hen be ofittred for Rent for
1 year from the first of April next._ T. S.
.AUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
rpersons concerned, that the Sub
scribers have been appointed AUDI
TORS, to settle find apportion the remain
ing Assetts of the Estate of THOMAS
BOIVNER, deed among the Creditors of
said deceased: and that they will meet, for
that purpose, at the house of Philip lleagy,
in Gettysburg, on Saturday the 13th of Au
gust next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.--where all
persons interested will please attend.
THOS. 'e: MILLER, 4.-
JAW. R. IIIcPIIERSON, a.
JIVO. M. S'I'EVENSON, if
July 12, 1831. . 41--1.1
....
'Badger's 'flee/lay Mess('eger.
By the former Editor of Zion 4 Herald and
Chrfitlan Advocate and Journal.
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mill'be entirely devotpd to editorial articles,,
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_ ►
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ME
' r _PIELOCLAZIMEZON, -
11147 HEREAS.the Hon. Jour Haiti, tog*
President of the eelveral 4.3ourti ot
. egmmotr-Pleaai-in-the Cotintiereiiii*Sing
the Ninth District s and Justice efthe Courts
ofOyerand T-er-miner, and General JaitDe ,
livery, for the trial of all capital and other
-offenders4n4he-said nod DANIEL
SHEFFER and Wu.
• M'CLEAN., Esq's Judges
of the Courts of Commoh Pleas, and Justi
ces of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
General. Jail Delisery, for the trial of all
capital and other of .oders in the COubty of
Adams—have issued their precept, bearing
date the 2bth day of April, in the yearOfour
Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, and to Eie directed, for holding a Court
ofCommon Pleas, and General Quarter Sess.
Sions of the Peace, and General-Jail Delive.
* -- 03 7 e - r -- a - i - id - 17 4 ;rrniuer, at
Gettysburg,
On Monday the 22d day of August next,
At la o'clock, A. if.
- Notice hereby Given,
To all.the Indices of the l'eoce, the.Coro:
ner, and Constables, within the said
County of Adam:,
THAT they be then•and there, in their
proper persons, with their Rells, Records,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Re
membrances, to do those things' which to
their offices, and in that_ behalf, appertain
to be done—and also they who will prose
r°'ute against the prisoners that are, or then
shall in the Jail of the said County of
Adams, are to be then and' there to prose
cute Against them as shall he just.
Dated at Gettysburg, the 19th day ofJ uly,
A.D. 1831.
WM. S. COBEAN, Sherif.
'illy 19, l„S:31, tc...15
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THE publisher o - r this journal br vlnq been soli
1. cited by a llrge nuti,! , cr his.pai7dErw•issue the
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inch a rran“enieuts as:will pliable bi , n to comply
with their ‘l' ishes aflrr,lhe ,31.1tepi Jnly inst., on
_which date the first yeay ; of trii*lniPie,ition will be
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liberal oat iOnape awarded us, Paving now a-
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the United State;) ind shall re,tve nn nn
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cipal cities and towifrin - the United states. We .
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the creation of every national excitement, -the
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Chesnut si root, Phria,delphia.
THE EAGLE HOTEL.
4111Eltridersigned respeetrui
his old friends and customers',-and. the
litifirein general, that le . has taker, (hat
welllinown
TAVERI ST A.ND,
TILE •
(t :•' 4 4o - V; EAGLE
• OTAL,
Situate on the corner of Baltimore a:4l.llfid—
dle streets, formerly Occupied by Mr. B.
G 11,11E14. The house is large and con
venient' Ells Bar is well stocked with the
best of Liquors, and his Table will alwaya
he thriiighed with the best the market can
afford. The stabling is good and itoorny,
and attended by an attentive Hiwtlet.
Travellers and others t4e asiured, that
he will use every exertion in—hiapower to
render both Man and Horsecornitruible.
April 6, 1831.
PVIRILICXIATA.
purtintnce of an order of the Orphans'
- 0 !. Court of Adams county, will be exposed
to public sole, on the premises, • .
On Saturda the 20th of Augeat next,
' • A. LOT OF ,
4efii!V
GROUND
Containing 28 &erns, adjoining 'lands *of
John Collins and others. Likeyvieei a Lot
of Ground in the town OT peidlorsburg No.
an. in Tyrone township, dams county; an
the estate of Arthur Nickel, deceased. 'Sals
to .commence at 10 o'clock A. M.'on the.
first describedlot, and the last deseribed,lot
la 8 o'clock P. M. oo aid day. •
WILLIAM NICXEL; Achier. •
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