Carlisle herald and expositor. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1837-1845, February 27, 1838, Image 3

Newspaper Page Text: HERALD:4. NIA EX,Po,slycilt.. OitGIC lir; riaLLIPs. LIM .06 A. A 4.; '*-.-5,,x,11.-.: Welbrziary.27; A 835,, 1%1 People's Candidates: •. • FOIL priEstintriT, Vta4 marilataaqauci von. VICE PRUIDENI', tmauvao ma.staati . Call ,' • did ate if:or •Geverntor l • • Rag go' aril ~Vecting. t the citizens oftinnberland Conn.: he Public Ilouse.Uf the Alessi.% 'FltlitSDA - vEX - EN I NG-the_ ate purpose of apPolnling, Delc -gates to a•StateConvention, to be held Harris : 11 1 140Coullie 6th - ot 11:a1:4Ties.U; to adopt •fiisastires, * l to connect the cities (if PhilatlelvVor-PitGlimtgli,_l • ainl-ClevelatigiChio,by_a_Raillioad. It is hoped ghat all who reel an interest in. the Cumberland i vidll attend.. • MANY-- 11511 InII ~. • . .Catutherleciad fraittly Eyecup!. • meeting of :the- Cumberland Comity :Ly- . lieldiA_Lihip'pen-sibittg. in the bm distrlipiseoliarliliurch; day .of March next: :exerciil . e - las - - ---openid-by-an-addreFs-b-y-President Durnm, I'te4itlen44of the Lyceum; which will be followed by a disciiEsion or the following-queslitny:- , . lf t puk/ our. Co s inninti 6:chords succeed hater, Yo he , supported mainly by the botadYpf the Slate; by direct Itr,raion? • the evpnivg, nn Additfss . tvill ht. L . delivered by rme(AFor Cabin ell, on some siihject .connected with -gfnetal education ; after NvCich • anv miscellaneous blisiness will fie attended - to. • i hoped. that, the •rnerribers of the I ettim - _ will be' generally present ; .and that the Inca! Eicturfig of the County will Jte well itepresc:itted. The frientirTg•cfuselthromdiutitt:tlte ,. ;county are 'respectfullyinvllealo - attenttr ,---: S ' (.)ur readers are referred - 16 thg . (110.-54.11)-TUPIISIIEy scheme We wait with anxiety for n farrepOrt 'Or iris • tn , igh,ty effort of a nobte,-mind. - .• 'lll •Tni.;•riT.n . the; tic tv-Seno tor the 1 , 2,x - eeUtive sclunne of an exclusive metallic currency, "en -, lireikkopi•acticable, and, uniuitott. to the habits, circumstances, and edmineiCial prosperity of the people of the United slatee." • then i n norig etc , aiii-evidence• friends of the temperance c1 , ..1130 on the eveitini.,* : of the 221.1 Theatre, that in, n instance this engagement was ‘. notperformed; but on the contrary FOURTEEN Thikidslphia, every part of was. crowded' ' r=rlhe number present was estimated.tcriii-notl4llthis-paper-"-Irma-already ____, Fe. 4Thati, , ras . e el vered _t y _i_bse» rericem_rr7, leaving but about six millions in circulation, Ind which are• in a course of pay': • Mr. Buc kiogliam,-inember'of the 111 Nish Partia. These nil lions are in the hands of ---.-411e41.-an.cLsev_eralotherAlistin44ished_ , get;.tletilett. i.those aho prefer them lo any lather paper, as • • Vii st morela nd Countyt I they know they . are perfectly secure;, the State fiarn'fremthe Westmoreland lntelligencer ' • Bank being p'edwed (or their redemption ivheri that one of the )arg,cst meetings of the friends o 1 ;, t ; • 7 they may tio_presented; while they are Sc.— the Siete - AdministrothinAs_er held . In that cOitn- , . / na y at a premium over other bank paper iu ty,'washt;l'd d'h . . Tuesday last in Greensbuig. -- 'different partsitill re iuntry. • • The Intelligeneer :remarks; ':that "all. present I . That ihe-ohl polled - States - Bank "presented-no, — 7lteemcd - to=take-a-lively-interest_iikits proceed -. 1 bedulc of therlebts a . 3 t'ff •Llg r I inns,i, and - What 'to 'us was most. ' 5C -4_ I)LLrr--= and alloived the General Government_ access: N i v )i c e_ r; n f r e H eo t t n i pisnosNa n dopted, ts'c f .ee t its accounts;" is so barefaced an untruth that l .persuaded,_ we tvitirnot.stop:to.notice_it,„or_e_ven._to'.csprcss: speak the sentiments of the . honest yebnianTy of our suiprise at Mr. Grandy for uttering it. .nut_y_; and Irointhe interest:manifested at Ihp meeting, we ;venture that .11S - ro - tire - right-o-theate PanlcAn_ksite ilotes of the. old bank, we dean it unnecessary. to -IVelitinorelantr' will -next October tell a tale that inuch. - No one deities the right of the Car. , will be a " catition " to the frieridslallis,snii. Treasuryßuren, and thc/c lisle Bank to issue the notes of the Ch4mbersburn• or the. Iftwilsburg.,;„or:any.,otherthiik, .and-yet Sub-Treasury candidateAor Governor, whoever :be may be." William Graham,' Christian Pain- I the Carliste.l3aA is„..noUresponSilile for one dollar ' ter tied John•Arnistrong,.Esqrs; were' appointed of the paper, so issued. No ',delegates to the 5111 . 01 Co'nventiOn. •it for doing;nor questions its right to do 'the. State Bank of the United States issues the paper . of the old 'LTn4ed Btati.s Bank, asl i t does, of any atherliank,..toLani,one, Int_tY_prefor bu t how ?. Withoitt_r_esponsibilityLfor_it \ . : The Intell;gereer of LarcitcrappCars to be ''Telld - Yiyig - liirntelf - tt6ire - `e - iErense , of;•theTitonesty-1 • In his paper - of the 13th:inst., he give a long : i tion when demanded? 115 , 'no means. : It has string of errors corrected the •At it i reaseit i e Hengc - ged mid bound itself to •do this :tylieneer : it • iy lis desired by the holder: -Where is there any 'presses... We know .that honesty belongs to the wrong in all this' 1 t Woubl: require a party, and whenever they v illn' have been betrkV, I thin g telescopic eye : lo 'discover it, for it is an old saw ea into an erroncolis---statement against their op- . „.-ponents, t w .. re prompt .. to make . le- anientle. • : "Ile must have 'optiet sharp I weep, • , _ -.To see what is tot to be seen," - . - 1 'honoMi . ble As soon as they- discover their err or, Vi'p wish we' ceilldSay as mticlifm the Van Rijn The objection, however, is urged that the old - or Tory presses. The cot.rection -0 r ildel United. States 136iiis . no longer exists, and tliat - alaterilenis is alai) that does not lie at the - Idoors I therefore issuing its paper is ti, fronduPon ' Me . ,-- =1.1.r).....pr00f vide Lancaster_ Intelligeneer.A.lhetkuhlict_J fldsed! ::: Lsilhosp AilmAnsifelAlis_o.bjeCi tu tion Ter . t .it wil, t tin; 'case of Mr.: Webster ul S4iliaili • breaking--L of ider . hat next' and the cease' n, who it exist siLsoCarliSle.V.:,olufitger In the'case of Mw Fletell Pr: ' • "We might,.lf . tre choie,- 'multiply these will iaY!.. s a good ; substantial and responsible Ea.:. ecutor; who has. ample means of libioi'in, and !Ms' instances;' : :'`• ' . ' . • : pledged them fors::: the payment , of ev'ery note in', circulation.. will the Carlisle Voluutcer hate, the' - .political honesty tell Its•readera that in the Oarges which they 'brutiglit igsdnit the:lionit Fletcher, they lied under a mistake:, .7?lterder . . By the lolloWing letter, which'. we extract , -- from a Philadelphia paper, it will be seen that :another honorable tallest lied come off at Wash ' ington,,, When shall such things Nave en end! . W ' • . ' . . ASlllricacoN,,Veb. 24 108 Dear Sir-, have, only, time to, say that 'great eueitement prevails ` here this evening, in conse quence of ,a fatal reficontre, between Messrs. (.;raves,•ot...,tisnKckii tind Cilley of , Maine.— They foUght with rilles . „.ceMmencing at one.hun .dred paces and cioting,..len,'alter each fire. • • .. They fired three times without: ; effect'. ', The fourth shot, at seventy, paces, proved fittatto My. Cilley—the •ball, passing throughills, body: and xqusing alditiit iffstantaeath., - Tbe perties with the corpse were, in - totvn about five o'clock' this pupping: . .The t challenge grew out of a charge Tide by-Mr.Cilleykagainst k il James W..-Webb.: Mr.'Oraves was - anen' dty t M ems:, Wise , and. Menifee, as: seconds,, and r.' i B. as surgeoti, , Mr. Olney , 6sr Messrs.-Bynuml _ 'of North .Carolir,a, and lopes 'o( Wisconsin, as leconds; and Dt. Dunce.% of Ohio, es Sprgeen. 6 • • . .4 • • Tholltoln—tho Itaiuntoor—and tho • • . 5'11±1.4 Gpti Ntnr, chairman - of the . Judiciary ) Tteintnittee, his made. a - very . able'and - tmanswer. , able'rePert - on the subject of:Mr. 13iddle's late . ,flagra'ut . and a rbi trary. o4erthrow . of the .old char-:: .ter of the Bank of the United States.; to set ti . Pfilte • flewr_e establishment. - The part shows that, with out a semblance of right - , -in-direct'eontraven tign Of the - charter, lie'sequestrated all the property or the'old bank for the benefit of the new—that he .. , toOk 110 lit,Cile towards "a settleinent and liquida- On .of the; a (firi rs - .and - aiteotfnti-,of the 'corpora-. 1 tion,!!_aa:eXpressly_regnited-htthe charterthat: 'he presented-bo-schectule of the debts and.effect9;' and aliowed the General , Ooverninent ,, no:atcess o n toltre ' a ccOiiiit - sii—itistitutio tifiteli,.it :- was Tanta to - 'sreyhones,tlyelit.sed ii_ltt, instead of 'winding - up the _concern, . and canFe ling;7' - a notrs:in two fears, he now reports nearly SIX TEEN MILLIONS ef: its `paper on hand as a ;banking, ftind,and ii actually passing out millions °flit's-- money,,after the 'execution-is deftmet,_as tbeircithititig thedium. In a word, that (he pre- sident lies' blended •the two,banks,.anti-gene on • cwith , both; in titter disregard 'oe all law.'' The abo:re, froin the. Globe, is extracted into the columns of the Volunteer - of last week, and no doubt exhibits the sentiments - of: that vers.; dons That Mr. GitUNDY should haV e , yreeented a - renort such as the Globe alludes to, is a nnitter of astonishment to us, when Ito must have hail before him the resolution of transfer made by the oldynited - Btatel.gank, and that of Enaltputwaii • late Institution, of the 1= The IC4olie:"Osys, "tho' report shows:Atilt - tie M DLE] sequestrated rill the property of the old bauk for the'beneftfor ihe new"—"took nOtterTi473wilts t — f — sottirttretti—Olid—liguidati , • the , affairs - and accounts of the: coEporation"— "presented no schedule ofihe delits.and effects, and allowed tbe - General Government. no access to the accounts of-, the institution." • Theresolu tions_below slim bow ti - r — illl_this is in coi.Thrkir'with truth. Wlien the._.Stte ut Pc sylvnialranted a ckarter banicio.lexalled the tutted States BanY'af Pennsyli4nia, it was aid_belete.tip,stiCtjnAted S(aleSl3,ank, and being tigreetible to tlioie .- 6 - iiikirried in it, nrrarigenii9hts were niade~or gang operation - uhilet• it./Mr.-11 will be te_rc.s ecrtlfairshleney - olihe oleßank lind was tinaniincusly . erected to that optic new institution-sfate "Jyrrit tw L. 13 v.v.A Iv 'Was, ' elegy led - to - the 'situation 'resigned by - ..Nlr. Biddle, ,and boards of _ direchirs LW —1?-o -11y-.4 . l:e_Liatlth e_dire4ars-ot_th banic, Mr. Diddle was not responsible after his resignation, Aloe' had he any p'ower.to sequester the propertY - 6I the — Old'hinik - . - ' -- The charge of se questrationAlierefore; . f.rlls to the grOuntl. ''• - .:Tttezrne-xt hfuit.orat - "he-took - no:7;A em- . 1 07 - j'ilirt": a Em c.fhqc . 'air r di tqltidnt o n 7," Sze. &c." 15 rgrraUv ttnfirirtided. It trill be see that, Ed thcigh no tenger connected with the old United_ States B.nik. he-datake..stepe-to.acconiplish .this, wrier] as l'fosi - dent - oritremrw - StairrilnnkTire9 to "pay. ea Pis%il,. airrtr)i.4A;n:Ae all .i7e6! col. I tr /14 amragrienolls , owing, enttrril into, or . I It:mfr.' by 114 ,:i . )1(1 United' States•l3ank. this thcre.were .no steps taken "fora settleinent and rcinidetiop of the afftirs of the corporation," we know not hole any steps could be taken. In Iht resolution ;of acceptance 11,,cre was'al)esitive. engagement on the part of the Stale Bank tb re- 15111 • Ali ia tate 'and ; Jinvireyeiingainsi' our • 13anic—a,ilies. entirely . from:paetr i;oirposea, and is raised - to;call oflitiblie: attention from the nifariottl. scheme/3_ol:the present" in4tine/Oled . administration.. , • • .., •_ - Having - already . eieeeeded • life :Udine , had !preseribeilfor, our remarks, we elose..bY:topying ,the loll; wing proceedingi „of '-the reara:btive' tkia . rds of,tlie - old-and flew !United State Ranks; hhich proceedings ,Were c.iirnintridc!kted to Vie ..- Secretor};, and by him•toSorigress fp areptf . b 7 ltshed antiiiip , thepubftc.documente. • : '' i iit.',ri•rrivelfiigr:Ofltlie.hlreetors of die Dank of the United §tVgl„lfell Apia; 2;.1936f • r -"A commumcatlq wa d received from lliat the w L. Bevan, .1?; vi.itteflOinenftite:Bani of the 1105. dope adopted , 4%.meetiiik of the;:iitoejths6,lders of that,inefitolimff hold•on :the-19Th day,ot Febriiary la . .4—among7lllc.h •-resolotion,wes;the ing,•t9 • • ,1 !'nesol ;and ,aingultir, te„ . ti,oney, good's; eliattElo; rights, credits, and ..pirsonf.e..s. , . tate.ivhatsOei-ee, owned by, or btqohiiin'g . to, or • in the cuetody nntiTinisession . of tilts bank-, Whereseever the iane,mayi,bei Cage toe itith:lll •-- . . •• „ . to d gitatej Batik. Ite ea:VIVA Ir Wire: t 4ix (Anti StElcampii, .••• motion by 'Fprd,who ,suhtinitted a resolution for the 'appointment or a committee. to enquire into .the: truth of the clutigee'r 'an' attempt to, bribe ariteMberof this House tit vote igaiiistthe" .Stll3.ll"reasury . _reoltitiUni. ... The resolution, as , was ,to be expected, gave 'rise to a warm and .stirring *bate... 111. Mclitivec, as usual, Aas much .dared Tthe.iiiveStigatien; lioped the resolution . Would pass to his'fric lid r ‘ roin - Nirestwitireland, whom he pr'ci.touncecl as honest And . luinorable a• man as had . seat upon that fit by him and his `elAtise he, would' stand unto the end even.,,shoidtl it•cost his blood. ‘.Mr..stevens .thought that at; gond 'could itri7refilmrthe-apPoiutracnt or - these: scandal liiiit ing It would result in nethilik the . .publication : and distribution ef ../tvo'clee tioncering pamphlets - at • expense . of the state; lie therefore moved the indefinite Post 'potiemehy•of the whole „subject. Subsegnently .at the request of Mr, .Hey.ti . alits. he withdrew his motion. Hepkins moved an amendmeht: empowering 'the cpintpittee thren9uire: i. the elfrge of bribery' prefe'red'agitinst Mi - . -- ThoMpson. The , amemlinent :Was agreed Ip and the resolution as thus adopted. r' The dominittee are Messrs, Ford, eoplan, Vling : aud Dim , Mick of Pike. • ''• • • • The sixth section •of the bank -bill-was_ne:tt taken tt This tiecr.on provides for the resume. up again . in the ,116usce A wearisome and pout , . less debate was engendered by . the conSideration of specie payments on t ie. fiTititthrtrextr . , 1 he-woolo of , the reMai rider of Abe session:was of an•amettilment submitted on Saturday • . consumed in. discussing an amendment submitted - larre.tson, io prevent the banks making loans provisoh to the Flee tiom The object was to,prevent nur-banam_ being drained•by-the note specie Paying banks of -other--states:---ThiS witsadoptcsL late is the, dn} , by a vote: of. 13efore" the question was taken upon thd thus amended, the evidences and securities for the same,, be,, and the same are, hereby assigned, trarisferfed and, con -veyed to-the•President,'Directors : of the .11aiilr.oftlioll„nited States incorporated by : die State of Pennsylvoid, for the followingcon- siderations •and upon the folloWing terms and contlitionst—thal is . to say: ' ' ' '•• 1.. That the. President, .11ictors, and Company of the Bank of the United States incorporated. by the State of Penniylvania, with and- out of the saine,..pays, satisfy, and 'discharge ell debtii,'con tracts and engagements, owing; enterediiila; . made by this; bank, as the same shall beCoMe rue and -payable; and fulfil and-execute--all-trusts-and obligations Wlralsoove.r'arising -from its transac tions, or trod' any of .thein,.sti that - :every- tor, or other rightful .Claiintir - shail •be fully satisfied. ! • ~AY-Ilerettporb on 'mottan Resolved, Thitt' this . bank 'doe's "hereby assent and agree - to the said resolution, audio each mid every ',part thereof, artdlia'till and singularithe trims; ternisland 'conditions, in the said reiolu tiqns and ea ch and, every '&f them '.contained', and ;Nes hereby engage -and bind Nett to do, perform and execute the several, duties and en gagetnents therein stipulated to , he patormed and c.xoeutedantl,:wlll, when ,thereunpa regußeq., trake_and. execute :any othe assurance that may be deemed necessary.. r, IP'eaut.4ylvanfa . . Legiglaticke.. Cokeespontlenee of the -Herald eft )P xposoo.r. EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED Ilurriittlirg,„Vel) 21, 1.838. re Anti-Batik - 11414 . 14 taken 'upon. pledge of-pip :own stock. It ivaa ever negatived. • Mk Iptielimni -offered-a:sub stit ut efor fieritifilie Wee t A's Atli tivas - ty lengthy, and Could not ,WiFirtir _merely hearing it raid,' tile" House, on mo , adjottrnec -to give., tne - fol—the l printing of :dte'cimendment. ' " I In the "Sehate a bill making appropriation. to tint Franklin Rail Road passed a second reacling. 111 r. Legit, from.a speci3l committee, reported a bill in il:ing nr.propyiation to the Eastern Peniteir Tuesday ..20/7/.:--Tbe Senate was to day cri- . gaged in the • ;consideration of the bill erecting parts of_perks, cbestei• and - ltliontgonierY into a separate cotiiiiy;to be called - S e t. Clair. .',Vlie.e2M 7 , in ifFerose, alialfaZ - l eave 1 - o — stra - pili: - . --- - Ar.--lolTh lei. of the city reported a bill . gtarding - aid-to the . Union Gana! Gomp . any', 's(3,.. i .tral i..iilhi flit. the ni- , corpoi-atiim of varwits COM pllllicq were VC:1)011(AL y ,....,131 ~ .... - - . iJiloll the ITholc; the ie , ,siun of this day tmty be :Af ter this die Ilohse. - ad.lottrir,ql - , - and titet.-agalii :ls-r-oh on 0 eisl - 41r nin t el'es t illgr-7 -------- " ,------:----- - - tin-flie-a ft crooonoy b_eii Illy . syyi ili1) 1?(,:ton, pre;: . ----- to - th e 1-10ii:..e, tke annual .; report Or the. SoPer• ! s r ei -ihh ig • : the. ptocess by which . the Cliarteri of iiireiiiient- (if Conintoit SOtools was read, and:- no.n.specle riyi„g:b„:l,k;;.,lpay,.lie.cleclareo, to be -5000.-- co,Tes.",in.ll.lagkii(li,„.(inil ... ,73ooo 4 ii. k; i rrimil ' ! fcrfeitei„l, v,astaken up and.-attloptceby ,a iote of . , . . were orderCil to.be printed; . wafer the gaper% i- :44. ; 55 to , . • .. . ; . [ - slot] of tla;. Superii;t7n.lent,;--.411-ciitin.xion - w alt 1 .....,-,.,,.-,,.. ..,.......... 71 - ii ,- ; --. ' Offi - cej.'s iTportrr I:FfiiViie r liflifhs6ll:. • i , 1. -- 1 - 1 .• .. eyr fit ) ../... e:i. 5... - . l Slow, ("I ...the EducationEducationb r EVr o pe• -T" a ) • - -.1.1. , Me ! 1 o .i Vale ending February 17. •' also twlerC(lto be printed.:-. . - . ...• : . - . .14,()U R —Prices are without c.ltange_viz - Me. liarng offered a•resolittion for the final ad- L. -_store price _';B, and wagon o price f.. 7 7.5 L-. journment of the Legibfattirc on (he 22.1 of March.. G Wit , much _ t r loilig .. RAI . I ,, —WiIEAT.-,—paraol of gnod rhe.Aoii-llank Bill was then again taken up; ; • ' cign rcd was sold early. in the week at $1,65- ; For when after sv.eral ,ainetaltneht ii to th e third sec- i pet : lishel. YeSterclay a crop of 1400 bushels li on were .negatived, it wait fi nally adopted itt,tlie f domestic - white, raised . near the city, wits following shape: . - _J S ltd - at - SIOS -..gtiality' good, hut not free of .........._ ,„„,• c o, i ll b e m i - d - E. 0 .0 gartiz. - Th - e - hif port - by - t - h - e - -striTrWa - slihtt - orr, - ':9 ' . 3. NU' I P III - s ? r - 1 :: : :' -; 7'' ' ' ' luau Liv.erpaol,is-ah_out.._l7.,'ooD_bushels and h k)letlg,es of, stock ; on any.oifier security. than that ; y_ the , Ulysses, -front liottel . daurr, - about " 6500 which is usually demanded by banks, savings in- ; . bushels, f stitntions, and. loan companies, and loan; Co di-' WITISKEY,-I,Ve anote . Mids. tn-da_y at _.„......_____..._ •cctors. (!irettly or indirectly, shall 'CC—placed older the same, restrictions with tTiose nmil ndividuals ,disetinnectetl with, sail 4166(11'60n5, nor Jail. or - la:ins to any director, alockliolder, — or . othet , individual, ,by any ba.nic; savings institution, or loan company, by loan or otherwise, either- dim cal)._ or _ , indirectly, at.any : time he noir ihan six per cent,, when the ea Ca shall not exceed two hundred—thutuand dol4 los; all stich instOutiOns with a caPitalsxceriling .ty*ltundred thousand, and not exce:edintrfive Wi'cli'ed - thoushnel - doihirs,-four_ per cent;-alf such institutions with a capital .exceeding five him. thousand and not exceedi ng one million, - three per cent, mid all such institutions viiith a capital of one thillien and upwards two por cent Nu; the amc omit oca t7rchrlh pa instich institution; mini shall any, stOckholder lie "eligible as a'ilirector for more than three out of every five yettrs;CXcept the president forthe' time , Shall be 'always elikibici . .and Pro vided, That the total amount of loans:' rectly or indirectly, to directors ,a)ul'ofliders of any of the said Banks. saiiings institutions and loan companies,' shall not in any event exceed • the sixth of its capital stock paid in.'? .• ' ----- Wcdncsclay - 2'tst.=Tre - thiTFe construction of a Tide Link Canal passeil the, Committee :of the WhOle in the Senate. John Hare-Powell, who is at present here, baring for the bill, appears tti - haVe a deep'interestin the work: The Canal is to be Consirneteci - ori the Western side s ' of the Schuylkill, and islleiiigned to facilitate did cot ti•ade in the Western part-of time city In the-House-a resolution -was passed for the appointment of a committee to invite the 01,- ernor, Ilea4s. Of - Department,. Canal Cortunfs'Son; • - el b Hall to-morrow, the. •birth, day of the , father his country; for thcpurpose ji`earing his Fare:: well Addrees read. ••• • The fimrth section of the bank b ill.jlh6ed ,to . • , It it - lakes stockholders hi bals lialrk foi ~. the de.bts'of their resPective',4lltittitions in pro. portion to the Stock held therein. The•firth sec. , • Gott was ndut)ved, inasmuch as it wrssuperceileil - „ by, qtine . ametidtne94, , Tormerly adepied4. ' .. ' : •• l'ituradak' 22d.L.'chis being the, natal ifif ttio Father of hiscetintry—a das' ever to bcosteerited -by those who prize the fruits of his wisdom artd. "patriatiair74l.4vas set , apart :I'o ltigher Purptises, than the iat!dinary ,transactions of business: Ati ten o'' , Olock'• precisely; the 'tit:vernoi., - HeikdsA,4 Deßrtnent,•Sisteyr'easurer, Cantil Coirimia4lon., era ana - Speaker ~ and 111ernber4 torifte 7ellitiA' eliteted _ th e__lrepr'eSeAtapF' : el4RV , ,;" ll lA criverttor - :was. !tested in ;the ' g ' -Ic .. .'ts" chaiY , . Mr. Dewart on his rigrht,• - and , brAturde n ott...itis ,lat:_• !Fite _.Forivell 411dress;tif: Gen: -Washin - - tdp was then•read by Francis R. Skunk," Clerk 07 , • Aliejleilie; after 'which-it tkitS - orilelOti that -§, ooci *ctiptes inn n is k t,,enct 0000 ,Th, , ,Got Min of ; said Viirev'tir 'illcire.;s bc publialie,4l for clistributiou;it i g when but .11ouses adjupsned. •• 4. , c - 7 !; • i , ' •••;. :Bugg 23d.—We had quite a -flare lip iti the 1 - ituOi. , this ' morning;. • i The breeze was put in =Ts I louse ❑t-IjOIICITCd was , tliti:inoriing• Cons - umed in the consider . ation of the usual,pre- liMinary business, but.the bank bill was immedi: , ntely U.lcem up. -Tiie-amenameat call. nE, the iirevions question', ‘v4en.:tbe sixthsec: tion, in . t6e, rollowing shape, was adoptil.d by a vote 0..5616 22 "SECTION That fip.m.a.nd art - Cq . ..the'l6 . th day o nc I right likiidred and thirty eight, the hanks of this Coinnionwealth shall re: in"l4.ol(l"..aild y Ttasi :111 - 47. ccoi rife nitiNt'et for bbls. ;brecon . e -- nmre - fi - rm - ntl - - - we --- rptott-tltern-aP323--- a 33 c. .wagon price of bbls. is-28 cents. _exclusi_ve_ciltlie_barrel._Tite inspections-of the week comprise 21 and 1069 bb4 :. allieceived by wagons. 11E1 • , • .. 1 , , L1,-.,1„4-_,..... T.A .At ..,_ ..._. , z , e::,— , 4 - -- =072 k Cetee , —' AV._ •2:''' Z ' • ~ic . • 1 'ff" . .e . 1 c3•9 '; , 1 , eI TIE ZENS 9 i .i. l ' I 4 L ROAD LINE, S . Wiftezire 'Qjipo: itiori Lute Stages To PittsbtirF, • Bo Rail : Road to Loncaster, .llar'- •frisbierg 84" Carlisle to ChconVerabui.g. Passengers immediately on thejr ..arrival at Cliambersburg.-wilt-take-the-;iyiftsttre - Op - - -- • Tin - ainir - Line - StagoE to Betipixl;• Stoachtoivn, and Greensburg, 0 Pittsburg., • Through- to iftsban•2,: : -fi•ont Philadelvi lain 4'" Motu's. Travetler,afe mostrespeetfully informed that•thesOiew:and Splendid Lints have Tios itivelys.mmeneed; running on '.l\fonday, the 19th z instant, for.theArst time, and will con: Optic to' leave Broad - street, ,- above Arch, West side; daily at 8 :o'clock, A. M ' Travellers going.' Eastward • will leave ,Charnbersburg at .., o'clock in the morning. 11?" For seats 'apply at • the Hotel._ 44-astis, • • Tlie - proprietiiii of these Lines assure t 4 V irile,- that they have: . spare d nothing 'to PiTa.ke them equal, Unfit superior to'any other 'on goad; and therefore hope, that when Passengers wish to go Westward, they will please . call lut the' Old Go6d Intent. Office, 89'C:besot:it street, below Third) 0r,,t0 either of the fullowinis - i - 1 • ' . •. : S. BEcirror,O, Sanderson% notel:• Agehts, sweet,-above Arch, West GEO. GAIILIN, It. )1 Car Pro-°j • prietor; - Ch‘anabelsburg,.. j /At :S/MPY•et CO. Cliambersburg. WM. REYNOLDS & CO; Bedford: . M; DOBBS &7),C0. Pittsburg', - . " • • 'St; tge Preiprietors.., IACOB FOLtZ, -,Agents and Car •W. GRIRDY, 5 111 . Conductors. • Februaii 26, .lil3B. I ` :i ,r, tes.tpiesitiLnictit!:eth;ng;4:ecrased. • filitirgitec . . • tfeeft..„Rf 4,lrikitiistratioo. on, the. 1,0 .).,q r • t r , :s4ipl : „feinkg; (J. late of At, ei4l 4) 4 l ,al4l.9M3',''lJAve' is sued .to, t f.,qhketil.)et-,Jcsyling'ito tow IF.' ship. hi'diidfourn of litw.'• "All perscfits, there. 'fot•ct,ltidebted to. the. estate, will in!,ti5r41.14, , .: nient itipitediatelp , ajtd those 6aeing claims w lll :::pres'ent - t - treitiv,.; - properly7ittaht for di settleerit..! . 4, February 26; 18.4 • - . • BEM . . 37 POOR HOUSE: STATEMENT / FOR 18. . R. .11fcC 4 UNE, D. E IifING-,ER and ../L WaGGONER,Psers; Pirectors of he Poor and of the House . of Employment.of CUmberland' in account. nnlh said County, /root the-.lsParak - Januarkte) 31st day of OecenAber,lB37,inclusive, Dr. Tamil% dam wo from co. tea sury S' * 7ooo 00 • " fec'd from flannott, I Aug -net', Anclerson-ttt' 'roan, fot• sit ppOrt of iVlKtit'tz, li;itlinan and I). _Urban' •• . • from 13erks county for suppnit . . of .• .52'90 "•front Dauphin county.for do,• - 12 17 - 6 _4-for'n-horse •• - • 100 7 0 for.-fislmets, - fringei - & baSketS' 22 17:3 6 6 for Ilas'ceed, and tallow3s. 33: • " for cider • • apples-and w' 'Siberian f.' old stoves, old iron and rags, 33 49 • 6cfrom'paupers & triciney - yeceiv. . ed " 'fromlnstices in binding children 25 71-• " for sundries ::• *. ' 16 77' • . . ScheduleAowing the proceedv. • of the Farritin, 1,837. , 505 bushels of-.wheat f, rye 675 of cot n,1215 of oats, ): • tatoes; 4 - of - Ulnyer seek - 2A th seed, 9 of, flax seed,_.3s a Or- nips; r o vet o IVII appleS, 25 of onions, 10 of, parsnipsi .-- 9 of soup beans, 9 of peas fo!' sauce, _ 9 of dried apples; 70 gallons apple butter; 51 loads• of hay,::lo'of 'corn' 0 • • , "f-tinttp-k-ins";: 2050 he, • of cnbbageT - 217. S cucumbefpickels; 20 barrels-of tood_andovitterectcti; der; 10211)51 : ao - 1femp, 104 of-linch ied flax; 12 bsclon. • • • Blocle-on...riarn:l--Ist4 - an!y 183 S. — Six liead of ljorss,-20 of horned .cattle,-4 ree ing.ps9w, 66:41-6ats,-45-11e411.,p,14hee ro baliißmtlue'county . . . ' • - ---=-1 , 000.0110051 / JaiI.IES..L OTID.O . N,:4sq. I . 'reasterer of fie Poor House and House. of Bpi: - --------p lo:gincu-W- sa id-co u-nph 2 .l-0 , -a cepw4.l-4v it/14h 0-Di recairs4-t-h - ' . .. _ • . . . said:lnstitution, from tkalst day of - Janyaryto the 1 ~.._ 1 . 31s1 day of fiecember:_ll.n7, inc./my/ye:, viz::_ , , . • - . . . \ 'o am tint i•cceive.d . frot the coml..' ...._.,ty_Trenurer ', • -: • . - 7000 oo - fini (Judi ri•C:Civ6.l — fi:Eirlil - event . •-. -;'_ sources as 011iibit64in the 1.44;e 1 — ___ . _ _ ____ _, g oin g 3tnt.cm cm -••- -- -535 -.l±l;ii ' 7555. 44j o bajanceduejnstituttbra y ea t • - _.:r2.-L- 5.....: --- :.... - :._: - _..,...:_. ' -'l3 - erf Pork -111010)1:and Peal Alio and killed . on l'a).2n in 1537 ---- SI beeves, average, weight 490 lbs: -- of which; R 9 were fattened , on tarrn; 41 hogs, avcrage weight 165, of•Whicti 38-mere.fattened and raised on farm; 20 *sheep, average weight 42, all fattened and-. 10 raised on farm; 1.2 calves, a'ver'age weight 62; all-raised and-fattened, ;on farm. - . • .. _ N, - -----7 - 7 T.4ere was.alsnade and ( nianufachired in th' i• House, .... . _____ .._ 57 yartli; tow -and flax , linen, 67 yard, bagging, 81i yarc 11..iiniel,_ 46 yards : rugs, 1 . 50 - I shirts and chlltuoise,.l-22 calico frocks, 6 pair .summer panta oohs, 71. pairs knitted stock ings; 66 pairs.for..ted stockings; made 20 ; ,:innel frocks and tticoats, 33 sheets, 34, aprons, 10 cha ff lieds, 23 caps, 78 feittlier . pilla)Vs pillow slips.,.: d bolsters; moulded and dipped ) 35-911-tallo-w-candle.s . ._ - . • . • The Directors of the Poor, LS•c: of said counly.anizex The' following -CiViihit of extra lahor, pelfOrnzeddby the 'Steward., ..Matron am! Pauper , . ally of januarli, 1557;• as follows, vi;': , . A canal or dlrplr t h roogy the swamp 100 rods lortg.; - 61 - TißlTififF, 7 3Te - efileePt ma - d - etat - Pah_ turnpik•cyound dehouse; a new eider trough; and repaired cider in ill, 'the carpenter work nfla dry-house; 9 coitus; inade•4 windows in poor house doors; 1 word chest; 4 bedsteadS; 1 wheel barrow and one wheel barrow Avhcel ; S dining tables and 3 small tahleS-in pnm home; 625 rails; cut. 33 loads of wondk . matle 48 hickory and corn brooms; 32 bdslicl has : , kets; 22 hand baskets; renmyed and altered the ra ery glaiz ed the poor and dwelling houses and hung the weights of the ilwelling . h Use windows; made chew Wagon bolster and coupling pole; made doors to the fire plaCe - ii 6l,elling kitchen; altered the hog stable and made• 17 feet m bre: t Cmgli.,;_iind a variely_of.Ml er articles made and.repaixed';,noade.69, ' pairs wnUllen pantalonns„ roundabouts and vests; summer vests; hoired barrels.of 60ap;_149 lbs. hard soap; oolurcd'alfthe wool an yar Tdols on Tarot; st faituar!), I gs. • 2 narrow wheeled wagons, 1 wagon body, _I pair wood ladders; 2 pair hay ladders, 1 deat%orne with harness, -- 1 - carf- with gears, 3-ploughs,-.lharrows, raer-to•reill - Keldi;7; wheel bart:owis, 1 winothving mill, 1, scoop, 3 log chains, 6 set of wagon gearS',•4 sett of _plottgWgears,:2_sliovel itarrnws,__2flxbreaks,_2sett of carpenters toOls, 1 sett of butclier mg t ls, B.axes, and a •yar s iety of forks, shovels, spade - s;"sekthe% - crAles,' - grubbins digging irons, hoes singletrces, doubleti;pe, shaking forriis, rakes, &c. &c. The_tunnlier__oE i,Astian,-18374_af w h ich 22-w.e.re - coln - red) - 1115" Whole number iidniitted up.to the 31st Dec. 1837 inclusive, (of which 19 Were ) 184 . , Making the whole nntrih,er thrptigh yeat 6 f which died, 12 children bound out, 158 discharged and runaway, • • . .. 4 • . . . , Leaving the number of paupers in the house 15t Jan. 1F1,3 Out d oo r ,• •,.. paupers supported at public ,expense -. . .... . • , ,M 7 E the Directors of the Poor and ,of the House.of Employment of Cumberland comity, certify the above and foregoing statement to dontain a just and true exhibit of the of of the Institution, - during - the_period - above st.tted,, according to thebear of our:knoddedge..-- Given Oder our handstthis'.lst day of Janthry,,lBBB. , . . . . • 1101W.RT...McCUNF.,' ' . ~ .• ' . r . , . , . . .. 'bAVID EMMIIC - GER, • {Dineloi's. ... . . i . . . ABRAHAM WAGGO NER,., • .:. . ' . . . , . ' WE. the Auditors of Cum b er-latid-county-do certify, that havini_:eocamined the-aCaourits and vouches of the : Directors of the Poor and House of Empinyatent . of said.coantY,.from the Ist day oflaimary tO the '3lst day Of. December, 1837,AncluSive, do find a balance.thie said county by the Directors Of said institution of seventeen.dollars and seventy-two and three-fourths cents] and . we also'pertify . thatwwe,fitid a halanee dne by James London, Trea surer of said institution, during said term, to the Directors thereof, nnounting to seventeen .thillars..and..s u .u enty - t w o.aud.m*AOuiths_cent4al.l..of,..w.hichjipattit_ularly_isetfortiLiitth : above stated accounts. "Give'n under our hands thiS 11th,,day of . .Tannary, 1838...1" • ' • JOHN BRANDT, 1.1‘143' , . - - 4 .. ...• , . . • . '- • • - W LLIA M. ,1:1.1SE, '.. : - - : .4 0 0a rs „ ORI3E M. GRAHAM, :- .. ~ . • , itiO,rxen. , . . .30 Janu . itry, , lB3B. In the case of the writ of l'ailitiditancl valuatigri on• ihe • req e . sfitte of JadoErklieiled; late of Pe*toti' township. deceased ; being this day. donfirened. .On !no tion of Fretlericlt•Watts;•E.Sil:,•, - bßitle • • all the heirs arid 'part hlterest, 'to "appear at the,•neict stated Orphans,Ctiurt, - to he held at•Carlisle in and for Curoherhind.co4Ly; (in l'uesday..tile first dayicif MaY'neitt, and t st : , eept-Or refuse to accept of snid real 'estatt'lit o)6' and , appointment 'thereof, or show cause wlfy the •soroe'MiOnici not he said. • • :,,; . ' • `IIIE (.',OURt • — I - tlo7 - e - ertifrtkeahove to taken fr'o'm the records of the.. Orphans Coltry of said county. , : . C r,\IGH44),C; ; O. 1838, - • - ES' itkst Sore ot): . 1", bruary 19.' f) ILT #,)N •I‘ifi..;' , 'CO,S . S,Killlll(l,N Ulr - - relntiatv . , ~~~ EMI I NMI 875.55 441 SE Jers in the —Whoie-fitimber-supportect • . A girl' froge.l2'tpl4,lol,rs - ot age, to 4k 0 liOt*ork in ' n small famity, .; : 'ApplitoW. H. Aljen,'-.lsiorth•Oanoi;`et , i • • •• . • , Feb.Carlisle, lO., 1838. SONES' PRAdTICAL PIIIth:NOLOGC, tor 41UP sale at the Book_Store or a.Feb'l9. • ' 3.. 3. . 7 1 COURT 'OF ROME, just - receifil and . for 931 q at Mmlloak,Suir6 of • ' , A . „...., LIIUMS —A large nunther,•.juit received aiicl fur. time at the llui.k Store of .. ' tub 19. • -• • .'•: ' .. i• - '3 3 - it:VERS. • itcluat'Systenunf the'Utilfti•se i . flb• f sa le at the Iltiolt '. • • 1)1VORChI/, by Lady Wiry, „just.r• ceirtal and' Kir salt...at Abe-Wool; btiire-cif izqx 19. :• . mmts. • • • amcimt clue 4s. Lotirdon, Esq. ,Tren9ii . rer nt last settlement 044 41 7 - FutiefdrotpenVev - , - for -- ont - door paupers.- Plaister and &hiding • :441ncksinith Wak. edical atterid'ance -for out dom. paupers. ,_Slio_emakingond hattitig .F;upport of .out (lourper.i Justiceo' and oonstables',fees: .Beef and pork • • • - , Printing and 'stationary • Merchanaize, groceries,• &c. (clothing, bedding, aid part • improvement inclusiv)„ 1780 503 • Taildilitlg; - wealiing and tafaing 96 :71f - , wagonmaking, ' : . •31 09+ LeAtlier ' • • 111 284 rarming - itiemils ' •-; 'l6 343 s.7lineries for house, kitchen, • • yelling expensels, imstage -wa: . • goning expeuses,-and ex•pences far settling with-, neighboting - kounties-- l5B 7,.6 . . M. Fishburn, for steward's & tyon's salary p !Arai - rigs, nurse, • jaiTaingrete-r-king, for one yent, ending 20th Dec. 1837 Treagurer's tialary for 11 yea''. y llirectors, .CurieM. Arenneman, R. W. _ _ .Cue and D. I.l,tnntinge_. services, each 27._ 00_ salary, - 130 00' A ttorney's .fees and. salary . . 80 -00 Fireviood and coal - 265 Stock-- • - • 956 00 MaterialsimilrovementVatill for post,ancl rail fences , • - ardirOlotitr'und - potatoes „ . 13iirance - cine county Ist Jan. 1i38: By anitiblirtitte at last S'ettl - enich . t _ _ :caslii:paicl - on - I)irett'ors - otcler : s - as . stated above -.7273 i f 734 Mtn , ' Oo :the Bth - diy of 3atniary;:o9B, - don was.presented to the Court Of Common Pleast,of Cumberland County - Samtiell fle,eteno, Esq., ,settins forth the facts.thatent the 18th NoveMber,.lB2o, Jacob(Weise ex , , ecuted „a, mortgage • to: John:Sheaf:Kr on ' -tract of Amid in DiCkinson tawnsliip,,battnil4 ed by - Wm.- 'Woods, JanieS Woods,-.4ohd- Hettrielt; - atid - othd.s, •containing W 3 acres . ; 42 Perthes,, !the payment of tea' bonds of 8250 ea-.. 11, WO the Ist of April, 1822 . till-the FAt Aprili : lB3l ; lllClusive;- a rid•t ' liat the Said' iiatottel Beeteia,'Estl:, lhtii chased the said land from" JaCoirWeise,• Rua executedjamortgqp,e- of it to, the said' Jacob W'-the-pritChasezriina742ooo,.:_:. in Mn ia! .payments of S4OO .eaCit;from the Ist of April, .1830, 'to the Fit of-April;lB34; whiCh :said, ptirchase: Motley has' . all been p‘ohl in dise.ltrge Of the-Mortgaged' Jae.6l) Weise try hilirif.S(Oalrer liy an agree- - :meat .ot.the-pttities:: And - the - said - Samuel :Beetent,..P.ao. prayed the Court fora rule tiPonperSorift interested 'to shew daub° • why die. said mo'rtgagei - Shouttl - bdt be rid- 4 fie& Notic.4 ,- is therefore.ltereby given .to 2 the . said inColl Weise"andj:o - •ihe..Heirs or - legal representatives the said John Sheaf-, ~ fer or-any other person ititereited; to appear at the next - Con r Co mmon Plea4.' of Cum- her I and :con ti ty;-:.tci 'held on the - ,ltiv - day_oL I April next; to slim. Cause; if ank they have. 'why the said Colin iltould. not eater saps faction. on the said niortgage s e•heetirdlng to By - order of the Conti. .. • -*•-• JOHN. MOAB, gheri, . , 7 Sheriff's -Office; - • - • • CiirliMe, Feb:- 17, 7837: 5, • 57 e 5 '' 39 21 ,57 59i . 17 623 8(9 JO6 38+ CM' 62/ , 52,18. Roii2 the Fzrst day of .flprit Next: That property formerly owned ntut occig pied. by Mrs. Jane Thompon, deed, - and Ntax- . well, sits ate near theHullynGap , Tavern, . in*SouthAtiddletsy township, - Curnb.erland county, tontaiping . about •12 : acres Of land; on ivhirli,is erected • . ' . A TWO , , ' • •-. . .. 0 ( 1 v --- , ST - 011E-1101USE, • ,„ 600 - 00 - ' 60 00 81 "00 • 896.58} _ • KAtcli - ti; and'oB.itte'n, a Baim • and Tepant House. alstioli said latui, a young _ rented' together pr sepai'ate, , us-will best suit Che:parttf.s cphr,enied---For further partieg- : al , s 7 etutiaires.- ILlacnt),SqUie -c.-in-Catlis • _ - JACOB . " -.. C'arlisle, Feb. 19 EMS Mil , ' WNLEE'S LIPI 2 II\4 , ANIi SiIADOWS —11 . 19: -)f-the the-11,,r4c. , -§tore .l' •••• Pciaiwi' • 244 41 . . - 7411 M at . . 1 13' Tl 4 Tit R. BO EShN DAHL. late- from CerrnanY, respeCA fully infiii•'rii.the itizens of _ •tht,he.will give a course of- lesAo9s,.on the Ge3 - •man Fliee, - ,ro•those who are desirous - 16f. • oathlearnitrg to perforrn . at - iiiMliffiteht• - Mr. B. ..,v.itirattead.at the ,reslde,ace 9f those-who . a're desirous - of - takifigissons:- . :mayt-t,e- ,- --•platleAT , hiarttr th - e — Haretliflvrer"*:- % . . George Beetelh•- •: Cat lisle, Feb. 12, 1838.-.--3 w 7535 443 • .. ._ _-. , ....... . FAMOUS - COO 10_r_illt_Ifthetto__ li11(11341111 . and other Pains. need not be said in relation to this. Wonderful remeilr; as the proprietor feels confident that when applied, it will, as•Cira be proven by the nitmber of respectable per sons; , t ffect an entire - ctire-of-thelthettmatic---- and other pains. It-had not until lately been his intention to, make it public; bul by the ft-event. applications of his neiglibnu_Q, and. , t i_e__AvolaTFlEffiVes-:ll 7 lTit - Filfecte , lteletta it a duty he owes to spcleiy as well as him self, to make it mitre generally known and at the same time, !mire it Pitt as near as he can. wittrin-tte reach of all ivho may. be afffieted wEth tlnApaintid disease. ifundreds of could be,Published of persons who been cured by this, cele bitted m ediciae,liut_the-fidl9 wing arpselect ed from 'the as being-amply sufficient td • attest-its-Ppwer; 'Rohn Srove. • Peter Linctemuthjr: i'eter Linde:nut!), .Robert . 4 Riehardson, corneltosistOmer, Jacob, Diffenbaugh, :Aron l3ender; Jacob - Hiestand, •- ; • Hobert Dysart,- ; Jacob - f,: Nagle, -henry-A-1-shaugtt,- 4olitviktsb•augh„:-„_.- Christian Organ„. Samuel Fenely, Da •*(!• • • rntset--Yottn-g 7 . gebrge Fisher, Jacob Worlielt, Joltn . Cover, Jacob • -Aliers. • Mount:Toy, Aug. 25, 1536. • - All 0 ot tiers from a distance addresed to tho :;ttbsc.tiher, Mount ::Joyi Lancaster county. wttl be promptly and faithfully attended to, SAMUGI. LOVCXS. Feb 7th - 187.. , „ - 289 179 1111 EMU The .above #trcdicine is.ufso for sale by . • /OR R HATFIELD. Cat•lisle, rib. 12;1838, IttL, ve you ` a: Cotigh? lii"Qmot Neglect it!?thianiands have met a tire. "mature qqatly for 0)641M - for a Tittle attention to a commriO,Ald!:" • • • COUGH Jaynes's _-' TPie4ierant , :alLsafelSedicaLlftescription,-contain." ing pdfisimouk drugs,. and iisecl man extinideo • r practice or several' years, will Modpositire(si ford relief, and save-yoit frniii that .awful disease, I PUL11102V.,212.r :CONNUMPTION, , which-an . 'wally aweeps into the grave hundreds pf the young; the old, the fair, the lovely and,'thes= IM - FE - ITtbigtlool, - fielsgriut purchase"a !ntie or tkier.,xpeatoraw • Y to morepre may he' too', lite. -- tiArti - Yotr A Coup4Wlayneli Eii>ectoriiii ia the•otily re,' eciy.ynu Anal(' take to cure you! • • .Fbr this plain Regsol ,ths‘, in. no tine f the thiinsand case* wkeriOt' has, beak used, has it failed to relieve, ':• • .• ItHmay be hail' of the Prop"rietor, at Na 20 !ititti Third street, Philadelokia, and of Samuel Eilintt, Price $1,99. .Fr.bruarY 6;11,1358:-L.',3"ino._ • • " • • • Volt. Sale 'one new fashionable - bk. m: • 11.10 ITC If F; A Iso .;nne se6'ond .4114 one sit of hripriesls,tc!._ eacl)-vehicle. e. • HAS: $441q.1t.f . MIEN rain! cii itisll4 Fa:Eris/it:A ; Tl e l'olr.en; • , . , I.iterary.Spretrir, The- Parinite.giiitip : - .Ipst receive'llititil for sale at She Bo" Ir. Stoie of JQIf.V7,PERS Fehrunq 19. " •• • - . . fa rif e..suppiy of telebi'-titetttl notn~le pins, •Jeist . "AND FOR: SALF;..MI'E; ii r erala L';vll , 4lioitioince, Carlisle, Feb. 15;1658- _ loNdkuttivin on WEB .'7 ',., ~ l~sY . NM I=

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