HERALD & ,EXPOSITOR.
Ibtt'gr):ktottroD•imiatoinni*l i i
CARLISLE.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 22, 1838.
The People's amdidatep,
:=-=.
FOR PRESIDENT,
lITIAILBIBItiIIM.
FOR GOVERNOR, • •
abouttllni. LB atevaalto
The . Washington coiinty Painter.
COMMITTEE MEETING
• .
, . .
„The Corresponding-Committee. of C.uni-
X. berland County, appointed by.the- Fifth of
-•• March Convention,.. of - the Democratic
. .
Anti - masonic party, are. requested to meet
on Saturday; the ninth day •of Juno- next,-
at ten o'clock in the fOrenoon, afthe Public
• house . of .MpEarlane, in . cailisle, oft
business 'of inipcirtance.. •
The .committee.consists.of the following
;lamed persons :—Geo.'Eleming, Jacob
Landis; Samuel— r 7-Dav-A--Coble;
. .John_Hettrick, Thouias D, Uric, Wm.
Graham, John J. Hemphill, ESq., Jas, W.
David Brandt, Geo: Miller,...Samuel
McCune,' GeorgO Matthews, John Ettei,
Geo. • Singizer, John. M. •Martin, James,
Kennedy. • • - . . -
readers perceive dint :ive akaili have
"our - faithful "eagle" mounted, at, the head of our last
column. He's a _faithful old clap--he brings almost
- everylweek the - news - of - VICTOR.r - perehing - upon
our banner. , -
Carlislel-llarrar"
• — We ]earn that a general order, - lidneeniissued - by
Major' General_Macomb, directing the immediate
repair of tlileDarracki at this place. it has been de
termined to make this • station st,ichool ormilitary
practice for cavairy,_ wbere all the • recruits for the
Dragoon corpS are directed to be.sentlo receive itt
*truction. - The order further directathelirelniser_of
eighty horses for the purposes of the establishment,
and the whole is placed under• the command of Capt.
E.-V. SUSINER. • - - •
Bg,the PhiladelPhia paperaoflast wreck, We regret .
to learn that the spirit of :moboerstry has, taken pos
session of it portion of its inhabitants. l',.The Pennsylr
iania llit/i, - it-tiew and splendid . . building, the post of
which was $40,000, - wai entirely destroyed by a mob
on the'evettinglof Thursday which tithe se-,
vend other riots Ita.e taken plapC. We hare no room
this week for further pailkeplars.,.
By our hid arvieekfro'm Vai(hingtpn,. We learn
ihat,the Treastiry Shin lilasterll.has. be6ome It law
of the • This hill" empowers-our rulers'to issue
some ~nillione more of teredeernable - Sh i in:ithistei,
to• meet the wants of the government. ''‘.l.leas'e , this
great, peoide prosperous and Happy!" • •
" THE PARTY. GONE A VISITING ~,"
° .4 - A Fnu.unr..—The irent Van Buren :toca-foco
meeting, that was to be, on Tuesday evening last
- our annual review day, at which time a large number
of persons was in tOwn—proved `irecided failure.
The numbcr.present amounted in all to seventeen.
THE UNITED STATESIA-NfC
-- . — lgotwithStanding - thi - elfoits of -The-tidministration to_
injure 'the character of this institution, we see the
public confidence in . it rapidly increasing. As an
fact ; a-sluire-of-ltacapital-stock,now
readily.sensld a premium rd* and on -half,'
percent. T1.:,.:-..taution furnishes thc%eEt euiTency
me Union. Its notes pass from Maine to Florida; 11
. -
andiin , niany places itran;South and South-West
Mand the same premium which ap6cie itself does.
, f
. . We are happy to se that it has latelyreceived M:
ession - of Sozcie to its vaults of about THREE MU'
. 1:jom•of.:dollars;':-tx r ,will be-seen by thefoZowing .
extracts ..d ,
e .
The New York Exprks of last week says:-.." One,
Millen, Nine gundted Thousand helium, princi
pally in gold, this morning went to Philadelphia in
the 5 o'clock steamboat, to the Pennsylvania U. S.
Bank."
The PlglailAphia Ingairer Bays:-'Quite a sCiga-
tion was produced yesterday by the appearance of
thiety-tWo drays immediately opposite the Bank of
• `the United States-each dray containing six kegs and
.. each kOg about $5OOO in.speeie,the whole amounting
• to about :A. suatiotc. - 'the monstee it seems ta,Eaiing
'stronger, now li ngin Hi vahilts upwards of SEVEN
There can be no doubt that i . f-the government would
.
. act on the Iprineiple rdctiving and disbursing the
notes qt . . speciepayittg banks; that-tbereWihild imme
..""diately:he a general resumption of sticcie'payments.
The U. S. Bank could redeem all its notes to-mor
row, having more specie than it has notes in circula
tion. But as the other banks of this State and of the
South and South-West are not yet prepare,d to
'enconnter . thretifiposition of the general governMent,.
a resumption will be deterred until . they become
stronger. .Resumption, to .be useftd, must le gen
eral, therefore any one bank takitig the. lead in such a
matter would be idle: i lia it could not sustain itself.
Insprovtari''
• There are Several 'persons who object to Governor
Eitnee..bertilow• ba-signed_the linkrLyvement Bill IEI 7
• Avell known that he performed this_ act with the
, greateSt reluCtance.,... He was 'either compelled in 43
, , as he.' di4.4F-11 4 4-41iPtipriatiofis indispensable. fo r
carrying on the public ;Works. As the session of the
Legislature was just ht. its ileac when the bill 14;a8
. ilassedi - there would not ha* been tinie"to getup anor:
ther on a 'more moderate stile MO :suited to the
,Vithes of thetovernor. The *, • WA' of ;rits
, . •
evidently ',Vent as a trap to , operate tith tn' 6
eket,ions• if he flignPiji,lie would hate to incur
all the odium attached. to its ,objectionable featUres,
end if he did not he would have had the disagseeahie
. alternative of permitting .the , state works Co remain
idle for a'year, or he would have been obliged to con
vene the Legislature Immediately at an k enormous,ei-:
lessee.
A majority of the House of RelireientatiVitrwere
the political opponents of the Governor, yet thin,
,passed the bill by a large' majoiity, and new, with
most singular inconsistency, abuse the measure as if it'
was not their ,trivtl._ David R. Porter voted for the
Mammoth Improvement Iligwilkieh Governor. Ritzier
first Put his veto upon so,'Othinigh the ap-
Pro„platiotut mere viii tholner the-pre.
...sent bill. - His object :in acting "so inconsistently is
.obvious; in the first place; he wished.to enibarrass the
. Administration by 'squandering thc; public money, and
in the seeond, to stop the ivheels otgovertnnent,.khoiv.-
Ing that. In both instances the Governor would receivO
je
' thi.. ------
.1:11rs Condi:let in these instanceWhas 'been
factious d jsitifid in the catt;enr, The oonttnunity
have too
. 4h tiaecity not to know where to day the
blame r
7V - 61;UNTEER - MISS'rA - TqM - ENTS.
The last Volunteer conies out
. openly mid 'Aiwa
its positions inn tangible shape. Thisqs what wede 7
sire. We take the followingfrom its columns which
it adopts from that pink of fair dealing and decency,
the "Key stone." -
"The appropriations made by Governor
Rinici's - federatlegislature - 01l 835z-0, whieh
approved,.ainountedio;ss,46l,3.46,ln
-
1837, there. as deposited-in the treasury of
this state, by. the , general government; . 3;-
900,090. ° 'rho:revenues of the state from
the improvements, taxes, &c.: amount to
considerably over a million a year. • We:
will call the aggregate however, only $3,-.
000,000 during his term for three yearp.'--- .
The appropriations - of the last and present
yearsi_ which lie
_has app coved, Twill con- .
cume all the Money in • the treasury and Te
-quire-a-loan-of-moreLtbuna-million.--t-Add-
these sums together, and the expenditures
under the three years . of Gov; - Ritner's ad=
-ministration, - tioni-will-considerably - overgo - $l3;
000,0.Ci01" , - -
Hera. is asserted dint the:mgoOintion of iBB5-G'
Was . 55;461,346. Tms is UNTRU, as the public
records will - show. The only funds at the dispolal of
the', state that year; itilff the 110ht1S of thecßank of
$2,009,4360: ThiS sum was diSpOse(l of as-follow Si.
To supply the deficiency itithe revenue
caused by repealing the state tax, - $600;000
To continue the North Branch canal 150,00.,
Extension of. Penn'a canal tow Mils Pie; 00,000 -
Towards the GettYsliarg.rail road, : :00,000
Surveys from had of \Vest Branch canal; 9,5p0
Survey from Lewisburg to Waterstred, *OOO ,•
Surey Worn FreePOrtto Butler , t 5 0 0
•
Toccmplete the C,Olambia Rhad 12,552.
To-complete the Portage'rail • 42,461:,
To complete West.ifrancli ca,nal, 112,517
flesemiir - nt - Johnstown,
For Ropes on Columbia railyodWi, • 3,30
-Monies due on Locomotives, - , 5,443 .50
New LoCinciotiVesi - iiid &tits due , 51,117 '•
iireir - vviirk aiiil paying debt's due on finish
eitliiies canal commissiofi - Erse: - &e; •
,Repairs of canals and rail roads, • • 30.0p00
Payment of Dainages, • • ' 30,000
-.-
Payment of- retain - Cdriier centage, - ' 000
Damages to-lands, • - - 9,889 . 7
Tr; various Turiiiiiice•ComiianieSi , : - 139,000 '
Here nre -the items or, the . appropriation bill of
1835.-fi not quite nnocMuting t.olwo Millions of dollars.
The volunteer . 5ity5' , 5;4.01,346 !• 'Now :Mr: Yolan ,
tecr prove your statement or stand 'guilty_ of BASE
MISREPRESENTATION! "'You have no other
alternative.- , . .
the funds" - of the . 6cilcial
.GoyernMent v;ra's deposited-in the statolfeaSury."
Last year . a large suns etf ibis fund was appropriated,
throUghAlle aid7or alrati . .4tieeri — lfpUSe;lO.Corttittoti
SchoOls—to paying-the bitlancelif annual interest on'
the immense debt contracted by Wolf's adniMistrtt.; .
tion, to repairs,-&c.-'There - ~iVaS._no_appropriation:
last year to, the canals. This year all apprOpria- .
tion4dil of - sl,9oo,ooo'ti tss passed thrmigh the aid of
• the Van Buren lion se of Represeutative s, a portion of
which goes - as subscription to rail road and turnpike .
companies, and the greater part to continuing the
state improvements long since beghn. Acitotdingto
this . statement there luis been expended in prosecuting
the state works, to turnpikes, and makinghipihe de
fittieucTfolthe repeal - of - the state-taxi'aboiltf4,ooo,-
600 in -three years;—the piecise ntisom‘f
sinee 'rug a administration !! We chili
lertgothe-Volunteer-orits-truthloving-compeerthe-
"Key Stone," to place any, detailed statement from
any accredited public rccorifs which materially affects
our - statement. If this-'is not done-11 trgilin'Ovittg .
public will know what verdict to reitiler against
'such couthict. •
_V..'
akram-.. terelluWand -others who
have retently visited on; dommereial cities, that the
prospect of an improvement in the condition of busi
tiess-is.i;xtremely fitvorable.
11118 inspired a greatdr feeling of confidence than the
issue of the recent - elections, which' have proved so
adverse to the Van Iture'ii adthinistration. ' A con
tinuation of the prespn6olicy of the gdvernment
Would tuuthubtedly prutraet'the distress under whirl'
-the - country has so long lleed suffering. This fact is
knowa
_llO felt' by all business men, and heyiee,..the
good Abets which ate likely to arise from the contin
ued successes of the opposition. The next
,eongre'ss
-will -be-eertainly-putified_and the -Ptesitlent_Will,no
longer be sustained in his WAR on credit and'the bug
ness of the country. ccr.a.m. of lathii through,
the darkness of the present time,..is bringing Joir.to'
thouiands who have been. rnosraATEt) in business by
the nrsrauenvE- operations of the-Administration.
It is 'aretnarkable circumstance, - that any In - an 'of
patriotic feel can give a support to an administra
tion which i`Z44 'done BO much to "injure the country
an instaukius. We- folly believe that the greaf
mass of the intelligent and thinking part of what has
heretofore been the, Van Buren party will leavert: -
Nothing but the strong ties of party diseipljniand I
the force of iirejudice can restrain them for moment
longer. :.tis the. results of the late eleetiotis are al=
ready producing'such favorable effects, we-may ei'-
pect the full revival of confidence when the fall elec.
.tionasound.the diat6knell.of-Van-llttreti-loco-foco--
is m.
POrlees.Conservatistiti
The Loco Focos frequently
.endeal%or to electioneer
for ,their candidate, David R. Porter, on the ground
that his, principles are conservative. •We presume
11tat there will be' but few. imposed upon by such
• •
nta: --, We believe that he would be all things to all
men, for the rake of a 'few . votes; , itatil„ ! the election
ahotild take plane, 'aid then, farewell tn!itanseriatiant!
After due deliberation, porter was selected by a : LoCo
Foci h'env;ention as a fit instrument for, their purposes.
'ills principles were then fullyknown by the_cenven
tioniinad dies UniniMous vete W hichkereceived when
the AdestAort lapin his nomination was finally taken,
stows :114 he, was considered a thorough , going.or
diddo.t)Loto 100.
• .
. A ft er . his ; Arlimintitici; .order t?j . aitdvv;that.. the
'confidence
.;3f<:tilti 4 ,:ienitentign.Was not *spitted, he
tookst lir'aminet'if'iiiikkik'eVeride;stitiellye or Loco
Foco'nieWigure whialfiv;ilirliosel:inilikiiienhce,, and
,was pulitacit4ifti c iierit dotinic leader of
. ,
;Niddit. Porter is 'known tolie is Altujielltin his
tiolitic4 notions as die great liMilhilkfienton
lie is a destructive' of dig' first - order, ;mita suitatile,
candidate for thl3.Van lidien and Kendal
election as Governor would be hailed in up.ierstatesits_
Ate ii nigh of the "worst principleii which ever
-yet-ollaractprized:it.ti party, and weith l / 4 .d0 iwii.e; to
nr4ard the prospoity.of *tile .country _ . dant - 44: other
ei`cut jLal'vvuld lid en • -
41.tV.gr.1 : 115X*..Avtvcit-1.0..._ . a . 5t.ti 7'.7'ir*90.14.4)4•••‘
• .
By the following message of President Van
yen, it will be peen that the United States Treating
is bankrupt. This is a frightful staMof altars, and
one which calls for reflection. Bow is it, that in the
midst of peace,.after the enormous national debt had
!mon paid off' before Martin Van Burmieema7.to . the
Potecutive ()hair, and oitly a few days ago an overflow
ing.treasury, that.now the: wheelti of government are
like to stand Still for want of Money j. There must
be something wrong—extravagance and waste laic
been Working the ruin of our government. .
....With a bankrupt treasury the renewed issue of
"CoqinentaLShin-plasters 79 ls urged upon Congress'
with the greatest vehemence.
This continental money has already ruined thou
sands, and
,is destined to rum many more. • •
. How many of our citizens of the present day pre
iii possession ofiLousands of dollars of old conti
nental money . which long ago 'became, so :worthless
that thousands of dollars of it would not purchase a
- dozen of blind herring? ""'Yet Martiii Van Buren - is
urging Congressib+3slW. twenty millions of-Treasury
notes or contineirial money. Several millions have
already, been issued: But they have . disappeared.
Milliona;-niore-are_itsked*......Who_can_fottel ivihat
-will-be-the-oPshot of-this,rnatter in -the-midst of
peace, - millions of Government Shiii-:Plasters must be
issued, when will the . Government be in a - condition
(7 -
to redeem them
i Now, We this is a' neWiannbug, conjured
Up by sly Martin, in order to. force upon the people
a G 0 VERNMEN't BANK At first, he was .
. .
satisfied with the..privilege- of issuing Government
notes, which were not to be' re-issued.' But: still he
is dissatisfied; and in -his' message-he-hells--Congress
thdt the Treasury ii bare and must be replenished
with more government shin-plaSters ;:and that-itis
necessary to have`the - privilege of re-issuing them ! !
Then;," he has a Bank at ence! Then, he • can - "go
ahead," in all hii . ezii‘kvagantehnd follY;Arithout
consulting Congress, and whenever the-funds run
he can issue fitore shin-plasters, until they_becoine as
plenty -and as Wciythless.aS "Coatinentnl.money.:.'
Bbt we subtnit the message to qur readers without .
further coalmen'.
- - • •
. To the Sedate-and House Of kefiresentatires.
. ,
- I submit to the -consideration of. Congress
eta — tement, preparedby the: Secretary. of
the Treasury, by which it, appears that the.
United States, .with over twenty eight .
mil
- ;Jed — ever.
fifteen millions due from-: individuals and
banks; are, from the situation in which these
tun& are, placed,in Ira inent danger, ofte ing
rendere'd - Unable . to discharge, . with' good
faith
_and pronnpily, the, various pecuniary_'
obligations, of ,the GovernmeiM - '
't'he-occurrence_of this.reshlt bah toi some
time - heeti - appiehthideil, end - eircirts' tea& to
avert it: As the principal difficulty arises
from a - prohibition in the s:piesent 'law to•
: One. Treatfurrnotee -as .migitt.be'paid
in before they fall - dite, and may be effectu
' -ally obtained by, giving the Treasury,' dur
ing the whole year; the benefit of the' full
amount originally. authorized - , - 'the remedy
would seem to be obvious and easy. •
The, serious.• etnbarrassihents7 likely to
rise from a longer continuance of 'the pre
sent:state of things, induces rile reepectfully‘
to invite the earliest action of Congress to
the subject which niay be i!OTlSibtallt with
due regard to other public. interests.
I - 'VAIN BUREN.
1,052,779,q7
"ALL WHO DO BUSINESS ON . BORROWED
91,611 T Tn 8RE.:21C21--G04 . 9 r 41Ck80//,------ * ---
The Government have been 'doing business on bor
roved capital for the last Six months:, and are 'now'
begging Congeess . to let them bOrrow ten million's more
to savlrtheirentilit—of coUrse i they ought to layak.—
Com. Herald. . .
• a'.
• A Crash.
,
W e learn from the United States Gazette that on
out ay night inst. ; thkron( ofthe immep:se building
on the Goltunitia ilitil . Roadnear Bro'aTl's
as the United States Depot, fell in with a st
mendous crash, pressing down tlee whole walls r own ,
to the . ~coral . story. A loafer
.gentleman whoa had
taken lodgings within a car on the lirst floor, finding
beds4ltd:astailed by the brick bath and timbers
from above, sung lustily, and the people in the peigh- .
.borbood hastened to his relief. He was rescued With
out any considerable persOnal. injury. It constructing
the roof of .this building, we were told,the . .c,arpeider
neglected to connect the 'girders and raftt:is, and the
great *eight of 'the slate 'covering caused die acci
dent.
.
— La - st - stnorner; - this - house - wns.the-reudertior;?-of-the.
soldiers enlistedfor'Flonids. such a:erush then
OcCiirredi-hundreds must-have-perished..
. .
bistresslng Accident. .
The New York CoAmercial Advertiser states that
Mr.- Ludlum, attached to - tlre printing departmelit•of
the Methodist book room, met with a serious ticciditnt.
on Saturday. .While alone in the press room his f”.t
became.entangled.bi the machinery, and he was car
ried round for Several minutes by the - main:shaft.—
When extricated it was found that both his legs and . ,
one' arm were broken.. He was alive on Monday,
though vet,. weak..
- PRAUD -AND °FORGERY.:
, We learn from the . Baltimore Chroniele And eN
-tensivo-forgeriealtavebeen-lately-oonnaittiil-by-W!t.:
isnosswr,LL, a Dry-Goods -dealer-ii:- thud-city; and a
boon, heretofore; of unsuspected honesty and of good .
character.: It appears that .111 r,,BromWell has been in
'the habit, for a long time, of supplying hintselfwith .. l
Money . and- goods, by,,lodgingzas. collateral security :
With those from whom he borrowed the One or
chaied the other notes, purporting to be signed by
Cotintry-" -chantFOr - goOd credit - '
i - merc rants t....
,_. ~who were - known
dt supposed to be his eubtomers. liy e this system he
si t
succeedeiltd obtaining Co iderable sums of money
and large. quantities of: S. It is believed, how.
ever, and it is but - justice tint to state it, that he
used. the Motile:) , procured by, these criminal means,in
a Vaiat attempt to sustain his credit a Merchant,
under the deldsive Opectation thathe night, by some
meansor. other extricate himself froMhis 6mbai''rass,'
meets and relieve himself friim the consequences of
his misconduct by taking up bad destroying the exi7
d L erice of it.. It is upderstida WM he has left the city.
;Within the last week, we have been •kieeted With
the bight of three new spirited jottrnaltP, each lit/IN?'
inscribed at their mast e leialtenitnie. of Yolmrst
•Rrrnicn .. toytheir candidate for Goiret:tiOr, They are . I
as follo*st "'tile Sentinel," published .at New-Cas
tle, liereer tiounty—=by 0. LockX'ar';,ESq.. ".The
, Rt;publican;" at Williatuspert,Lycoming county,. by
Crltnex . .. s q,..Recti and. the tintelligenecy at Buller._
Thisif certainly n inre•slin of the triumph of correct
:pritccipleset.the MI election. • •
We wish the editors, 'ono -and 411, success in •their
ilndertsikinos.. ••. ' ' • : • L.-
Afore Help)
The Zffoneterit! hi-the-Monster-n- 2 ,
the followinsletter it will be seen that the anon.
ter has contributed to the relief of the . sufferera
.the late fire in Charleston, the' sum of TWENTY
THOUSAJVD- EOLL.dRS. What called thou
this; friend George of the Volunteeri
:Batik of the-United States, May 5.
Hon. HENRY L. PzicliiiEy,4l4 - or •
of the city of. Charleston, S.C. •
Sir- I ana instructed by the Board of Directors of
the Bank of the:United States, to express to . the citi
zens of Charleston their very sincere sympathy under
the calamity which has recently befallen'that city, and
their itraiety todo every thing in their power to mitt
.gate' it. Such a inisartutie; 'Which even strangers
must deplore, cannot fail - o awaken the liveliest in
terestin every part. of opricommon country. But
this institution has during so long a series of years,
been intimately connected in all the relations of husi 7
ness, "with :the community of
. Charleston, and has so
wiawties-of-friendlyintercourse-antlpersOnal-regard
with its members that having witnessed 'no , shared
its , prosperity,,we arc proportionally afflicted by this
:sudden reverse_ of itsfortunes. . The disaster;melan
cholitts it now .seems, will - doubileSs be surmounted;
and repaired by -the energy
.and resourceS of your
-fellow-citizens—butin-thelneantime,-there-inightbe
mueliiidiVidual- suffering; and miich,,personal priva
tion which may be alleviated_by
_once. For this purpose . i. the Board of Directors place
the enclosed eontribUtion at the disposal of the city
Authorities, who will have the...goodnuss, to, eniploY .
it as they may deein mo'steffieient, for the .relief of
the sufferers With great respect:, yours; - :
, • ',N. BIDDIX, President...
--:-The-Delegates-4pointed-to-represoirt-tho -
Young Men of this county, In,the Cortven
.
lion tri_be held-at---Reading on the 4th Of
June, are requested to meet at this office oh
Saturday : next, - , at llo'clock, A. IVI.. It iB_
hoped. that all who can possibly AttentlWill
he present at that time. the following is
a list , of the Delegatesi: • - • • - '
Acob
Dr. W. S. :Roland, Daniel Shelly;
Jacob Weibley; John Siidler;•- - •
James H. Devon '_John-M.• Martin, ;-
- Wm; M Baird, Thonitis'D.TUrie, - •
1)r. John J...ll'.lyerS,- Simon Oyster,
b_echillip:siGeO„-Sherbourne,
Jacob David Reichard, .
Nathaniel Hantd :Henry Brznnemon ) .
B. Par,ket _ . Jamesif. Sharp,
Arta:B4.4g
Brandebury,Jaeob . Sadler,
Robert. 41. Noble,,, Jacob: - Cttrienter, - - -
Henry B'arnitz, --George Church, _ •
Robert Noble, .Jllianzs, -
r.• 8. , ThOmpson,._ . Robert Laird,
Robert' Wightnuin,r John Oiler,
Porter.,, - Josepl : l,C.'albellson,
C.. W. Weaver; , Thos. Lindsey,
Col. W. C'arothers, -- Robert,Clark, .
Q. H.P. Barbour, David S.'Runsha,
John 'h. Gorgas, J. J. HeMphill, _
Trimbk, — _ .4teer - IPP
James Noble; ..Rndrew Lewis, •
John : Early, John Craighead,
Wm. P. Schwartz, Michael J. Dill,
John .dltick,' John Eberle,
Dr.: Wm. SturgiS; Benjamin R rb, . _
'Orn. if?. Illmes, ,Charles Oyster,
William Grier, William; Glenn,. •
David M'Ginley,•' . M.D. Leckey;
Henry:Wolf, Richey Clarke, —
j, P. Enoch Young,
Hays Culbertson,- Samuel Miller, .
James Mitchell, David Brandt,'
George Clippinger, Martin G. Rupp,
John:Pulwiler, Henry B. Whiskr; • •
.dthirew Sturgis, S. Piper,
Samuel .11P Clure, Samuel C11•12C, •
Jos. W. Mifflin, WM._ B. Johnston,
John Casey, -.. -R. .11L Hays, -
rhos, M'Candlish, Robert Wilson . ,
l'e _
Sefik elesiiYv.v4 .
Michael P. Ege, , Tho Mas Greason,
Michael .11L Ege, .• Levi Trego,___
Christian Coover, Jacob •Trego,
Daniel Mich. George Zinn, ,
JosepkMosser, 'Samuel Diller, •
D. S. Hamacker, ,ah'M Dohner, •
Jacob ELandis, . John Davidson,- •
Robert Common, Ino. - 4. M'Keehan,
John R. Coover- 'apt. Geo. Miller.
-• -MARRIED;
On . the 15th inst. by . the Rev.-.D. POW
walt., - --Rev-loiv—U-utiouti:Pastoi—of_th •
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Carliple,
to --Miss--SU6AWA
ATHARINEJ - ImirdAugh
ter of Mr. Henry Grove, of Allen township,
Cumberland county, and forieeily of Balti
.More.•
.
On the 3d hist. ,in .Fayetteville, by. the
Rev. George S: C: Hussey; Mr. SAntum,
MITCHELL, of Mt. Rock, this pbutity, to
Miss PRISCILLA SURE - 10ER, of G reen Ces
tle; Franklin conety.
DIE.
- In_Philadel - pitia, _on *eau clay,tll4,oth
inst. Mrs. MIRA HALL, in the sth year of
her age, wife of Mr. -A. M. Hall,' and
daughter of -the -Editor of-the -Franklin Re
positorv.
•On Saturday. last, in 'Shipfienslnirg, of
scarlet fever, GEORGE, infant son of John
Bush,Laged 7 months. •
hn the JAME , 3 9 - son- of.-Jaines
Liggeti of this place, aged 4 years,.2 months
and 16 day:,
M, A_,R, K
.E_TS.;
• .Balliinoie, May 19, ism._
FLOUR.--=l'he market appears fain, but
the transactions, continue light. We quote
the wagon; price today at $7,50a024, and
in some instances for
-loads 'ed. fresh ground
'57,7 has been pid. stores
have s
been made at a $7,75a7,874 and some
dealers refuse to dell for less than $B,
• GRAIN.-.-Olieitti'—No domestic wheats
ht market for a considerable tittle. past, ' The
Prices 'of foreign wheats are . fully sustained
in the late advaned -to $1,7t5 the ( best
pareelg,„,,,.:Pri - Monday and Tuesday about
, 0000 bit' of this description were sold
at, $1 . ,15 and indrAyecently; ;about 6500
I bushels at. the same `price: A lot of 1200,
good was takenat $1,72. •
Corn.-1--Plices .have been .pretty steady
throughout the Week, at 69a70e. Or White,
„aiutat,7oa7lll.cents . „for,
very prime to-day.at 71 cents.. ..•
,Rye.-. 7 lVe note sales of - heavy .usque.-
lniOna,at•94 cts. • . quote Maryland, as
in quality.st 85 5 90 cents. ••• - _ • ~
• •
sales until- yesterday—have
gene,rally been at` 30a31 cents,.but.they, are
no* wanted, it 32a33- cents.
market continues
'firm, with a, tendency to urther improve-
Meta: - Sales of hhds. have made at
31 - cents,'and for occasional small lots' 311
cents have bgenpaid, Sales. of bbls. from
stores early ;in the -week, at 33a331- cents,
but more recently at - 321 a34,;cents. - Some
dealers ask higher than the lasltiamed;rate.
The' wagon : price - of bbls. is 21 a 30' cents
to-day, exclusive of the barrel, which is,an
advance of a coat-Since Tuesday. The in
epection.s. of the week comprise 142 hhas.
and 23011ibls, of which 116 hhdi. and 964
were-received - from the Susquehanna.
'
FLOUIt.& MVAL.—Thereis,no change
in-priceS,-but-holders_are-firmer_inAheir_de,_
mands. Sales for shipment and home use
of good brands Pennsylvania and Ohio flour
. 6f57;75,' extra , s7,B74 — per bbl. Pemand
about equal-to the supplies. 'Rye,ilour and
corn' meal are steady; with considerable
sales of meal in hhds. at $16,50,a $l7.
- h"e` -- at
higher prices have been obtained. Saks at
$1 ,67 to $1,71 for -domestic .earlyin . the
week; .since at $1,75, and a small lot of
Ohio at - 61;80: Sales of fair 'German at
$1,55; - good sl,oo,and•Superior 1,70 per
Rye, considerable sales of • Penn
,s-ylvania-ak-97- a 98, and-Southern9o cents.
Corn
`h
Corn declined; with sales of
.I'..ennsylvaniallat , yelloiv at 75 a 74; South
ern do - 7 - 4 -- to 72;
_and-white'7o a'o9 cents.
Oats,.sale,ii front vessels at 33 to 35 cents:
WHISKEY..--Large Sales in barrels at
32;151es in hhds. at 30 cents, -being a-fiir
ther.advance. Monongahela .. Whiskey has
sold to some `extent at - 50 acts. - per
PLASTFR.-Thiee cargoes have: sold
at. $4 per ton-bur M-daST ths_pricg "001_
. .
not be-obtained. •: .
• - •
• --
•• • A
• *f i g
_ •
EIGHTY: . _HOUSES
-(40 mid 40-)Eitiys„) .
Arc required for the Utiited StabStr" CayalriSelmoU
of .Practice," at Carlisle Barracks. .
'These horses roust-be well formed; strong, active,.
and perfectly sound :. between fan. and six years-old;
- inhotit fifteen hands high; and long tails.
Atilt. price will be paid, in-cash, forhorses of this
description. - • . •
E.'V. gUnNEIt,
•- • Ist Dragoons.
. --
" 7.lllfay IT, 18:38. SS
,G3U . SSEA auT.s.
•
•
• BIENRY J. - KELLY'
Air
INFORMS eke Young Men of Carlisle
and the surrounding country, tlifit he ia --='.- •
prepared, to. manufacture in the neatest ~, - -- T .
style, 11 1 111 TE Rus,sra HAYS for sum-(r,.. -- -\
rater wear, at his shop in .Fast High Street,
a Cosi, lours weillirMajor Jacob Rehrer's Hotel, and
next door to the store of John H. WeavCr . & Co,''AlsO.,
White Silk Hats of, the best plush; made on blocks
of the latest city fitshion. - , . ,• ' .
. Carlisle, May '2‘2,,1838.—tf. • '
..
DISTILLERY FIXTURES
. A. large and superiorlPatentPoller, capable of dis
tilling .50.hushels ofgrain daily, with COPPrr WON)!
and Globe, in an excellent condition. Also a quanti. ,
ty of Copper Pipes, Brass Cocks, Furnace Bars, E. ec.
'being the total machinery of an extensive Distillery
,now discontinued. They will be sold cheap, and in
parts or together, to suit purchasers..t
Apply by mail, or personally, to the subscriber at
Clarke's Ferry, Perry eounty,:Pa. . • •
• AMSIS A. JONES.
\ • •L •
Roola l lirriFs'and Faitcy ✓lr
• -
•
The — subscriber has just returned eipm — liiiiladel
phia and Baltimore with a large s4ply of Drugs
Paints ; Oila niurVarnishes q Also, School_ Books ii
ereryyariety--tOgether - witch the standard 'and mis
cellaneous works, and nil the new publieations.
.
A large assortment of .stationary---cap iand letter
•paper by the ream. Atso a large variety of :Fancy
articles, which will he sold on accommodating terms.
JOHN J. - MYERS. -
. ~
earlide,Siizs '21i.1831;.
. . .
.•, •
' TO CONTRACTORS„
.
----Sa , led-PrOposal s -willlereceiv4atßie-En g inetes
office, in Carlisle, until Thursday evenfngsthe - 31 st.Of
May, inst-for.grading the Railway and laying a dou
ble „track Railway superstructure from, the eastern
end of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road company's .
Bridge, through Mulberry 'street, lliirrisburg, to the
iiiirrisburg and Lancaster Rail Road near the water
stigien,a distance of about 2600 feet. _
Any 'further infornfation t in relation to the work
may be obtained on application to"the undersigned.
W. MILNOR 12011ERTS 4 , •
• .:Engineer.•
Carlisle, May . 21; 18313.—td.„
,„,./?eputifican and Volunteer publish theab&ce.
_
: .10r .
Just recCited-several — balei — bett N0..1 lhopiro-ery
low:, 7 JOHN I. AtTER'S.
.....
__
-,- "litgriWelireilo — flargesupfd . 11 . Will'ire — gold*
very low,. either by-the-barrel-or retail: , Also, seve- ,
nil barrels best clarified whale oil, warranted to burn 1
clear. • • jOHN '4l; MYEA'S. • I
SURGEON DEJtTIST,
Manufactorir of the Sileciou.4'Metalk.
tind Mineral hicorruptible Teeth, _
iI1,fl!
•
, 'ELECTION NOTICE:
The annual elecilon for directors of the 6ariislc
Sarings'Fund Sod)ety, will be held at the-office _of the
Institution o ‘ la Saturday the 96th instant, between the
hours hf . 4'2 and 1 -o'cloek, in accordance with the
By-Law s of the Society.- • -By order, -•
• Jainv J 4 ItIYERSi
.Cartipie, May j - '
Just rpecived, a supply of 319misoini Pills, in 5(1
and f. 15 dent Bases. . C. OGILBY.
Cloth, Cap's and Pidni 4 ellr lints fob mte 1 y
.
• , ' , Shoes ! Sh o es:e ! .. ..
--, • • J,:. . .
. Just l'ece i
ved, a neii , stock .of gentlemen's ; .,, ladies,
and children's shoes, Well titade and newest style sold
low for cash:,' • . , ^ . C.I.SIGIILIN...
. •
JUST , REMIVED. -- A . %oPPIi of
.
•
Palwlll .L.E.4.4" - ILITSI' .• • , •
.' , :' r .• . CHAS .13 ARNIT' Z.
,
Bonnets. . • ' - ' -* 7 14.1 •• • - .• .. - - 21
, -
A iarge'hicortment oPlionnetc, o'lll kiwis and d , ."' .
- LEMONS Sr, ORAN - gES, for sale, i ,
prieec firOm .11,3 acme up to SB, just received mid for , • ~ •
•
'• - • •
sale at the §0.131,0.1:- . .:,,.. ._._:_L.C...PGI.LOY - .:::,' to° StmvP - °P ._...._ - _,_: - ..,,,:_: 51tit.§..L.44.21,1T.4.,1_
~. .
4 •
.. • . • •
. .
- JUST • RECEIVER,: t4l'°"'''l..i9nxsia,. SOFT SIRFAJ.4' ni " l
And Ibr-SSIe by • • • ' 4 ' • ".• • 2 [filberts for sale by . , • „
• .1 - 111 AS: ;• • 7.* -
.` 2l . • - - •
Mu I I:
ERBRIM
GRAND CAPITALS 7 - 1
FOR JcrnrE. • •. • •
. .
$3OOOO Cap Pal. •
STAT . E: OF VIRGINIA.-
R i chmond academy .Lottery:
Class No. 3, for HO. '
• To Le drawn - at Alexandria,. Va. on Saturday, 4 2(1
June, 1838.. ,
H
• - GRAND SCEM.E.
.CAPITAI.43O,OOO-slo,9oo—S6ooo—ss,ogo
$4,0n0-452,50(--$2,000-25 -of $l,OOO, sco.
Ticket:it, only $lO-ISlves $5.-;---qttaCter! • ,•,$2 50. -
per ti ficates of packages of-25 Whole _Tickets $l3O
'• Do; _• 65 on
Do. , -do. 25. Quarter do. '• 32 50
—••— '
15 drawn nzinthers in each age of 25
Tickets. ," : •
Slate Lottery. - •
For the benefit ol the 'Fetersburg Benevolent
.11,16elia
.
- nic Association.'
- - • Class'NO 4; for 1838.
To be drawn at Ale.sandria, Va., on Saturday, June
—90838.
•Brilliont Scheme. '
CAPITAL 35, 1 295 dollars-10,515 do.-5,000 do.
—4,00 0 -3, 0 00-2,500--2,250-2,000-1,750-1,60.
—1,500-1,400-1,300-1,25 D-1,200-5- of I,ooo'
--‘5O of 250-50 of 220---50 of 200. - •
!Tickets only
.$lO--Half ss—Quarter $2,50. -
Certificates of Packages of 25 whole- tickets, 151)
Do. do. 25 half do. 65
2 , 5-quarteritio-.------4 0 50
•
$35,295- Capital.
Virginia State Lottery,
For endowing , he Leesburg Academy and for other
fo be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, Saturday the
' - 16th of June, 1838: ' , •
• Grand,, Scheme . :
Highest Prize 35,295 Dollars - IQ,OOO do.-5,000
4,000-3,5013--3,292 L-3,000---40 prizes of 2,000-50
of 260 1 Zze.lic.: •
Tickets only slo—hsives s . s—quorters $2,50
Certificntee of packages of 25 who a tickets 130 .
Do: - • _ do. 25 , half -do ' Crs
D0.F10. ,
. 25 quarter dO
32 50
,
-To be drawn r Alexandrisi;Nirginia, on - Satttrday,
• June 23, 1638.. - . , •
Splendid Scheinf , : . . •
90,0130_1/ollars-10,00_0_d0.,7,
5,00041,000—,3,000-2,165---25 prizes of. I,OOG—.
50 do. - 01500, Ste. " .
Tickets 10 dollars— , ltalf 5 dollars--quarters 2 50.
Certificates of paakitges.of 25 4liole tickets $1.90 ••""
" Do. " - tio. 25 half - do . 65
Do. - 25 ipartchik•, SO 50
,:(o" . Orders for. tickets and shares or of
packages in the above magnificent scheine, will re
ceive the - most prompt -attention, and: an - official ac
count of each flrawing- sent- imthediately-after it is
over to alt who order: - from us: Addresi
• DrS'. - GRE GORY - it.CAY:Mandgers •
Washivron city,..z;
•
TEAS, WINES, &- GROCERIES.
in North lianover Street, oppdsite Corn,
The Subscriber respectfully;informslies.friends and
the public generally, that he haa just opened 'a stock
of Teas, Wines, Groceries, &e: &e, of superior qua
lity, which he will sell-on reasonable
which are the following articles: India Madeira, Sicily
do. Port, Tenneriffe, Malmsey; choice teas; Siierm
Oil; Java' old- white; Rio, Lama, and green cofrci4
Philadelphia Pale Ale; French mid common Mus
tard; loaf and...lump Sugar; brown Siigar. candies;
.terser-and Virginia Hams; macketal, shad, herring,
codfish and salmon- '
pickles, preserves, fruits of va
rious kinds; spices, Spanish .and common chocolate,
cocoa, syrup l sugar-house and • common mAinis - 64
white wine Vinegar; pine-apple airese,SaffSago and
Herkimer cheese; Spttuiqlr segars of Superiorqua ity;
Rasing and Almonds; Glass, Qneensware, China,
Stoneware, and Earthenware, &c. .
• -C. FOSTER.
May 22, 1838.---3 t. . •
• - .NEW GOADS.
AS Jost retch - oil a latge , . yly of hew:and. sea
sonnhle Goods, consisting in pa! I
Cloths, Cassinzers, Cassinetts, restiz,zn . s,'
Santiner .Cloths, Drillings;
bourne striped, Calicoes, Ging" !tams, Canz 7 ..
Linens,:Silksl GloVes,
, lifitsline De Laines, Challees, Uni 7 !
brellas, Parasols, Leghorn, Tuscan, and
Straw, Bonnets, .4-c. s s.c.
Also, an entire new stock Of ifGoig•
and Fresh Groceries, all of which have been laid in
cheap, and will bo sold anusitally low for cash.
- - C7.0. - returns - hisilmnks - ta - tlie - citizens - of - Carlisie
and vicinity,, Tor the liberal share of patronage here
tofore' besimreand.respectfullc solicits a• continu
ance of the :41.111e. Persons wishing to purchase will
please call and exthnine his stock; as he is determined
to sell on as good terms as any house in the boronih.
He continues at the old stand, nearly opposite S. 1..1-
liott's•lifUg store, and four doors east of the'market
house.
•
May '2'2 . , 1.838.
THE subscribers offer for sale their. tract of Land,.
sittinted- about four miles - north- - west of---Martinsburg
-Derkely-countv,-Va.,-containing 350 ACRES, '
-
of ; first rate :limestone Lind, - to which About One
Hundred more can be. added, if the purchaser desires
it, equal in-strength and fertility of soil to any in the
great Valley of Virginia. It is finely watered and
welt improved as to buildings, &c:, having upon it a
large and commodious Brick Dwelling Molise and
good Kitchen, a fine' Limestone Spring in the varfl,
which has never known'to - fail, with a ' Stone Spring
House at its source, and a short distance.from it a
large Stone Distillery, with over bend water.
twa Excellent Orchards, of grafted fruit; good Barns,
and .stahles, smoke house, corn house, wagon Sheds ;
find Wive out buildings of net‘essity - tor ionvqnient on
farm. Of-this land, about two hundred and ninety
Acres are cleared, and in a high Mate of cultivation :
the balance well clothed with filne thrifty timbet.--:
- The cleated hind is drvided into eleven different
fields, Ind unileigoOd anstatiFirtiter
winning throng!: of tlieirri - producing luxuriant
ly, wheat;. rye; corn, oats, timothy; chwee, and every
_other_description of crop _which good land Millis sec,
-tiorrofcmmtrfiratiable-of-producingrbesidesybeing
as a Crazing Farm to Any other. -
,- (1:7•A further: description of this property, is Aleent
,ed unneces4o, as persons wishing to 'purchase will
'.no doubt view the premises andjudge for themsel ves. Tei'nts Will be , accommodating and price low. _ .
TILIIR,LIVE GROVE'
.1.11(10B .11: GROVE.
May al, 1888 25'
. • .
U-IVON-S- -
THE_ subicriber, has NCoit'Aatt , to.the cam* Xron,
AVorka. and at C. 111Parlane''s• hotel, a Ihn bushels of
'eery supettioti Dutton Seed Corn. Thti.alatton Corn
ik decidedly' auperio tti am' other Corn groin) in tbii
section of =bury, as it yields from 50 td too bnsheld
per acre weighs about .Wbs_to the lulahel 4-
andmutt
.
tures in gO 4
•
M/C/liIEL G. AWE.
. . .
May 7; 1538. . , .
• . - vrTTE - srarers;77 -
:
• - :131VIDtN1113 . . •
•
CARLISLE DANK, ? ."
...
. . May 1,1838, S
THEI . Roard of Directors of this institution, have to
day declared dividend of si Per cent, • for the last six
months on the•Capitaf Stock paid in.. The same will
be payable to the stockholders; oilheir legal represen
tatives on or sifter the I I th inst. ' , . '.
' • W.'S: COBEAN,-Cashibr.,
Capgal $35,295.
Class 0..4
530,000.41 0 1 4)00.
Pirginia - State - Lottew --
For the benefit of the Town or Wellsburg.
Class - No. 4, for 1838.
-Man's - Inn.
Fa,rin. for -Sale.
II
We - at length have the proud gratification
of 'informing .our-readers that all-the .eopn ,
ties in• Mississippi have been heard front,
and that'MessiS. PRENTISS & WORD
have, been elected by a:triturtizhant majority.
One Thousand Guns for Alississi:ppiigt
PRODUIbE-COMMISSIQN
.
t'SM - Otta er
- .
- -
•va.malitcusamo
. .
The sabseribers cobtinue to transac dgeneral Com
mission- Busineis for the stile Of all inds Of .country :
iy‘e( l
produ .; They also continue to ceiv.eand forward
. spate'', goods ordered for any -
.of the towns
on the Cumberland Valley Rail Road..
Produce.ordered to Weaver & Miller, Harrisburg,
fo - r usTavilrbe - for - 4 - tirWd - Witli - c ----- mt - delay: ---- '
ORRICK St FOX,
Refer to Broad Street, alicrve Race, Phila.
-CHARLES OGILLk,
..-, r..(1 "
..?- Carlisle. r.
. H
. Mr. HENRY HOADS, ' . . 7.. .
Alay,l4, 1 . 838.-6 m: .. . . . , 24-
JUST RECEIVED.-1 Fresh s pply
Goods, 'among which. are, . •
• . Syrup mid N. Orleans MOLASSES, •
Java, Rio, and Laguira COFFEE, .
Orleans, anttlinaf - SEG AR.;
--Black;G-Powder s -Imperial, &-Y, Ifyson-TEA ,
- Sperm and Tallow -CANDLES; . •
Castile, Brown, and Yellow SOAP, •
• - HONEY, CRA CKERS, MUSTARD; CDOCCP
LATE, STARCH, - • •
A ndfor sale by CHAS. BARNITZ.-
M
May 14. .
• •
- WINES .6z .LiqUORS..
Just from the eitv-of Philadelphia with_a
general assortment of Iy7NES. E.s .
..LIQUORS ;
purehaSed fromitlMfirst hands, in-wood-- t o
glass—to
which Invite_the -attention or innkeevers. genera'll:
• Li sh on, Tedieriß, PortiGidMadeira„ Pad a.Sher-
Vy, Malaga, Champaigne,, Claret; Miiseat,
niul Hoek WINES. ' • . -
:Brandy, Holland Gin, and Old• Whiskey,
Which have been purchased 'at the, shortest prices,
and will be disposed of on neeommodating terms,
(;HAS : BARNITZ.
'24. •
niy I 4
A CARD.
;
JCNA.pIi 'exceedingly rOgrets-tlint ii
avonliihTe.circumstan 'have Achiyed his Jisit thus
loiik to
. nrlisle, buChaVtlieldcasure.to info I in the
hyblic tlint he has now arrived, and nu ay Zle 4aen al
the Mantrion House; FOR THREE DA IS ONLY
He:feels - gratified for the libel-id intingninlied
patronage:with which lie hns.heen honored, 'anti will
endeavoc-to ancrit. eontinuance oftlie -
Should any of his !limner Operations need repairs,
they will be attended to free of charge.
~..; _ •
' . It is unnecessary for him to enumerate whid Opera
tions lie performs, and annex hundreds of testi m ohi,
alaprltichitis in his power to-do h -but - will billy. FM'
tila he performs alrthe cariousoperationain D e ntal
• Surgery, according to- the late seienqfie improvement.;
in the nit, mid warrants all his operations to girt:TM
isfaction. • '
. . ..H.
May-14, 1838... ' .)1 •
..
•
"lon 1 ,- ENT,
jet
*
• • - - That large m 1 commodious two 2or
-
-.13111b( HOUSE,
situnte on the •• auth-west Corn& of .
Pomfret and Pitt streets. -
ossessmo can- he had inimedipteli. For fkirther
particulars, eialitir6 of the subscriber adjiining the
premises.
`.l k.O On CART.
' Ma) 14,18.'38.-'3w. . 42.
ASgIGNEE ACCOIMIT;
Notice is hereby given, that the account of William
Li t ac ; and 4f elchoie Brenneputtc,-Asiighee:of
SalnhieL-
Neidig, has been presented to the Court of Common
Pleas, 'of Cumberland county , In, confirmation and
- allOntance; , and mid tut
Cour l ve appointed the first
day of August Court; (being the 13th day of said
Month,) for its consideration, and 'Rule on all con
cerned.to shew Cause, why it shall not be cutifirmetl
and-allowed. t• FLEMING
Prothonotar's Offace,?
• , C4Fikoe,Aftly
.90 838.5 4WY.
Dissolution 'of Partnership.
':-T-11F.--Partnersliiprileretofori:ex isting—betwrrmthrs
subs6ibers, (ratting tinder the firm of Ogilhy & flit—
ner, was this day ditisolved by mutual crinsent. All
persons indebted to the late firm, are requested to
make payment, and those having demands to present
them for settlement, to either of.the•subseri hers. •
CHARLES OGILIIY,
GEORGE W. EUTNILIi.
A prii 16, 836.--A3w
• • Dr4!)TiCE•''
-IS hereby , hereby giyep, tlmt.Letters of Administration on,
the estate of William Curt, late of Carlisle, Caunher=
landeountki - deeensedi - bare — this - day 'issued in — doe (
fpriri-of law-to the sob seriher i who resides in- Carlisle;
All perapns haying Claims or dennindi as the
I , state of the ,said •deeensed, tire requested to make
known - the-same-without deltty—and those indebted to
said estate td pay their said debts to
.GEORGE CART, .4din'r.
- April 9, )tB.lB.
ANOTHER. SUPPLY. •
Just :tieceiv,ed at gie- Store of
ARNotti Ar,7tO.,
'Anotherflpidy o f d—3 and 6-4 India 'Matting; gain
a very• superior article of Figured rlfatting, all, of
which they offer at a small adianec.
.May e
HAHATS I HATS!, 11 —Fieceivqd a &eat iariety
r Fasbioaable RUSCia, B1:1111i nail ' .
For sale by • ;-• ' CHAS. BARNWZ.
- Atm; • '
RECEIVED AND FOR SA LE, ,
A variety of:travel li ng and Baske,ts, at the
Store of CHAS. BARNIT2.
- Mac-14• - -
- eitconimottly rheffp
Casslthms, Sattinetts, Vesting% &o. &e.,, for sale at '
the Store of - ARNOLD & CO.
`May 14. • • 24
kav - E. TEACHERS 'WANTED. .
THE Board of Directors of the Common. Schools
of the borongli of Shippensburg, wish to employ one
teacher fora High School, two for Secondary Schools,
and two for Primary Schools. Application should:
beano& as soon as possible, as the schools will go.
into operation about the first of June -; ' •
-By order of the Board, • •
•WIYI. R.INKIN,:Seey
May 8, 18:38.3w. ' . • • - ea.
BOOTS, SHOES, & IfIROGITES,
of every variety, received and ittel C iale ly i •
• . CHAS. - BA R.filf
•
May ,• , • . 24,s
•
• LOINC..AT'THIS. -
JUST %wain at the . ; Noti Spiro of A 1150143
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SO doaen ladies cotton hose • ,
. , 'Kt .." " • Engl . shaittl.sptin , sillt
•
1000, pieees - • . •-
50'.
," .
SO "
'`l ugetlier '
wtth a large ilitanqty. of. COO% Beavel'
,teens,, Aaglo-Caasimeres,. 'Gross
„Cloth, .;Linen , and
ebtoni)rills; Pittsburgh cords, Ste; Ote: SEe.'All of
which they ofEfrutmettally,cheati,Atidesale or retail
•for •
• „May-1,1838; - • •
Prothahotiti-v-