H,ERALD . - ;',*:-EXPOS7.9R
BY GEORGE M. rHILIpP,9
CARLISLE.
WEDNEODAY ;MORNING •lANTARY 23, '1839
. FOR
. PRESIDV,NT,
WM. 1-114.1+B.ISCat
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
I).A.ITZEL 77.mBsTms:.-.
p 6.1 1 10 are indebted to CIIARL6 B. PE ' N.
*SE, Esq. of the State Senate, and to Wm..
GORGAS . ; Esq. of thejiCuse of Represen
tativesi for various public documents. " -
• icj..We are also indebted to the rITon.
JOHN,SiRGEANT, of theliouse of Represen
tatives of the United Statee; for important
cpngreisionil:documentp
• -j7ppoininzenM by Govpinor P0r047, 1 „"
Francis R. Shunk, Esq. of.Daiiphin; to
-he Secretary of the Commonwealth:.
Ovid F.-Johnson, Esq. of Patiphin,•to
`'be Attorney General, ' • •
• John Cresswell, Esq. Prothonotary and
• Clerk of the Courts of Qfiiirter Sessions and
'Oyer alid Terrn intr . of - ftUntingcloh eoutity.
Thomas : P.• Campbell, Esq. Register,
-'Recorder, and Clerk of .Court
:•of Iluntingdon . eht niy. • • • •
[The !indecent haste' of Gov. trorter.:ini
making the--above appoinunentslor
' - lo • • 't
'ungc n, betrays a-rna Ignatz -d isposition,
but a„ s weatc , minda • - • •
-----TheetUtaryofibe'dommonvelilibilas
appoiltteil;tlertry'Yetrilbon,-Esq. of Obntre,
-. , deputy •
The Attorney Gene - rani:is:appointed t.
Barton, Esq. of Lancaster; prosecuting
attorney irk the cririt in al courts .Of
CM
MORE MODERN DEDIOCRACY.-rAVe learn
from the Harrisburg Chronicle, that among
other democratic appendakes attached to the
itocession - on the - nfiernOon Of the inaugu-
ration, was:huge 'hickory broom, which
. .wa's carried in the ranks close behind Gov.
Rory sapling out or' v - iiieli this broom was,
manufaettred, g - rew* the Widow Somer-
place, and was exhibited as a speci , -
- 'rrieli of — the ricliness of the soil: others have
7 - supposed that it was for the purpose of
ter's'yzpu* -
ion. Either or both -are plausibbL
ti_"•The appointment . of Ovid F. John-
stun as Attorney General, is an'eternal4lis
grace to 'the,party' and the Mate. lie is
only iii . the second class of 'attornies at the'
..liarrisburg bar, _Where legal talents•are dif-.
fie tto • lie'fon nd • 'Abc:tif d g to - the Ila'rriS; - : 7
burg Intelligencer, he landed in that place'
-- IM - me years thatcamc
. .down the river, with his wardrobe tied in a
red cotton handkerchief. Ills elevation to
- the AttOrney Generalship, is the wages (i-f
-r
.his corruption and iniquity, iii writing• - `iile
editorials and Slanderonsletters.for the Key-!
-stone, and:making speeches_for the mob.J•
Nire feel Mortified t hat_P.ennsylvan is_thusl
- !humiliated and degraded: by the appeint- •
'Tient of this "strolling yankce adventurer"
to suck an important post: •
3"'Wh - observe by the Philachilphia E
vening Star,That the committee to inquire
into the public robberies and Mr. Woodbu
.
ry,'s connexion. with them, has been select
-I:7e-dby—hallcit, and not b;s Speaker Polk, It
Ansiets of four Whigs, two- conservatives,
one nondescript or Calhoun man, and two
loCo focoa, one of tv.hom,is Previous - Ques=
tion Cushman: LEvetymeans was resorted
to by the locd feeo leaders to defeat the
r measure, but in vain. Mr. Harlap, of Ky.
as cJaj~atj ,~ and Wiso is_a
Shotild-rifeeniffelfientrzfirezbreailFoutzin-the
'treasury department, we may expect soon
`.o hesr ' of some queer de'velopments. -
ItC7lhe,Harrisburgh Keystone, consul=
is-one of the organs of the domin
l:MMParty-avthe seat of government,. eon
'
Mains More .grOss blunders than any paper
exchange. , In the last N 9.
that truth-telling 'journal; the' editors re;
).;publish` several paragraphs froM this paper,
, cieifit them , to the.?Carlisle Itepubllean,
: - 'a how in existence: They atso
4 .'l6cste Ritner"s farm, which is in
- sunshorongh township*, in Dickinson.
-:`..:toWngiip,„" Where Gen.• Miller's' iron works
are, merely to concoct a few falsehoods . to
suit the erasion. As to Westpennsborn!,
f::itiel,ieLtirmacr.:rocktAnd,...AvitlitsegVl tos
theinc T pase - of foci) . veto
f.son, that can be accounted' for from the fast, '
that forna , : • - ands and the
'IA ii"-rafr Oa m ntain, were ,
isArriekte the vollii - by'Us agcriti,
•
OFIRICIaL .111.ETURNS
Of the Special. Election held in-' Cunzber
-lan''cl county-1839.. -
Alley, - • • , • 95: 127 •71 • •89
Carlisle, - - - 518 831
Churebtown, -- - 102 151 109 130
Dickinson, - - 94 . 140 •• :207 • 196
Penti§borotth, - . 112 184 147 214
Hopewell, - - -50 ' 69' .. 65 69
Hogliestpwn, - • 66... 2,1 d 232
- - 24 44 . :43 ' •47
AfeclimAcsburg, - - 52 • 65 64 70
- - - -. 230. 693 359 , 529
New 61.1nb6.1atitl,' •- - 5,7 •66 • • 62 73
Shippensburg; - 178 . 257 205 , 263
CkRIJSLE.DISTRICT
Dickinson,
-' • -
North Ali
,South. Mitiktoit, =• - • , -
Nest Pcnitsborough. - -•-
Miller's Majority -..-
The following is the result of the Election in the
senatorial distract. - . .
• - •Macfiirlime
•
Adams, - • •
Cumberland, . • 1567,
Fooklini • , . _ 142•5_.
' - - -
It will be perceived, therefore, that Thomas C.
Miller has elected to the State senate,nto serve
out the remainder of Mr. Cassatt's term.
rt• - .!The following ,appointments were
Made on the' Ist inst. but werenotiiblish
ed:in the-official paper . (the Volunteer) till
tlinhli,• in. order; we 'Suppose',•to let the
ill-blOod of sonic of the old mernbers of the ,
party cool_ down a little,. ivhich had been,
excited by-the appointment of some - eleventh
hour-men:" - -- • •
dpp.oiotinent's by the .COn?' ini&sicikers. -
RO - 131;12.1' SIODGRiSS (1)
.to be 'Treasurer
of Cumberland county.
- - TAMESAI-lAII to be -Attorney for the
Commissioners. - , - • •
.dppoinfinelitti •l y the' Directors of go
Poo - r. # _ •
MicilAEL VisguußN :to I.lc . Stcward. oldie
Poor Houe;.
Dr. ,JACOII 13AUGIINiN (2):t0 be Physi
cian- the same. •-•
11 rOll GAULLAGIttit (3) to be Attorney,
to . Directors.
NOTES
,
(1). the appointment of this political
trimmer caused a lood deal of trouble - 1h the
loco'fbeo wig-warn. •He has been
years 'violently opposed to Van .Buren and
the party, all a bitter slanderer of M'Clure,
Ramsey, and - othOr IcafferS in - 1-his cOMity.
He 'vas a strenuous Harrison and bank man.,
and warmly- ad voe'att . 4l-the 4TICaSli.reS of
vernor Ritner. Indeed; so enthusiastic was
lie in our cause, that, at the election of '37,
it was. generally conceded • by • our friends,
that ha should be elected 'County treasurer,
iflunes,Eckels was saccessful as cornatis-
sinner. But we were defeated, and-'Squire
Snodgrass maiotained a 'mysterious silence' ., Cly '•_. il ~,.
' . ' . in oftliTemurtr g ,-no meeting has been
during the winter and. spring' nuAhs in re-
.held ~ undere the
direction of committee.
lation to politics. The 4th pfinly_proceed..._,m,:_friffi,iis -mitra-b---tira-6--liwiy-fillt--
. ings of the loco focos, however, 'gave bicti a - ---
- of
=the
' . ''
however,• been idle. By li comoionic,ation
,' new goCal habitation an a:ohm,' as was
froncene of.thcm, itappcars that the Soci
perfectly manifest b his ' Celli( humpian'
ety: - formed - 1m d er - t - lic- -- til d I ethre - i a - con si s' - •
, , . -- p tr, d_
toast, Well, he is scarcely ;si.xtliontlis in
eted as disso Ird-,--Aitother,--hoivever-which
t county treasurer - over the fitudo . f scores of however,-which
' loco loco ranks,' until lie is appointed
-
l adopted the principle of total abstinence, is
still advancing, t hough glostl —I ' ,- r -
g,.._ y lam!, e
• ld-and unflinchina members 'of the party!
I. ° : • .0 ~ . ceii - e'T . - cloriog•the . paat year an accessioe . of
- - I Wehope,however,..that-This tent will'
ten or twelve members, making-in all about'
him from squealing far at - least a year, and•
-' ' ' ' • '
that he Will . stay with the party to 4 do pen- forty!'.
, Society in Neuiville ' . ..
is one of the
- once for his past political transactions. .. The
.oldest in the county, having 'been formed
... (2) 'this `iiidiwidoeat is an older Mem
4.in 1829'.. - Jt was - visited . by, one: of your
her of theparty; but the cloak of democracy
in February last, when muchiiii- .
sits so clumsily upon him, that the ears of . committee
' terest was manifested, n behalfof the cause,.
the biped occasionally protrude themselves
as, also at another meeting held by the So:
to the 'gaze of the public, ,and the, cheat is .
eictyin August last; '. The increase during
instantly diseov - ered. • The doctor was a
the year has been about forty, mat ing the
most violent advocate of Adanis,Clay, arid
ip •
the U. S. Bank; and'Avaa just as violent al.,'W. le number' of Members 362. The, to-•
art tat abstinende pledge has not been introduc. ,
gaitistJackSon f Nen . Buren, and the
- Fib - dills it ilio gel' he takes theTedv.antage
committee,
of‘-43(1--ii't°-the.-.eoestitution-of-Abis_Spciety....-
. _
our
a 'split' in the,party, - .linzzaed tot the, red- Yaresatisfied;•hOwevcri that' . .. .
- mputlisT -- aiin preeliiiiiidlinnialf, as inl'e .., so streng a feeling.in fey : or of•the-cause per,
:;aeriiiiial,--ii:&iiilAlietiiitdr-SheriVliffersTY-adca.-,that--,tomninititibat.,this4rripoitant-.
his name wasprysenteiLto the directors of : principle of .tlieo, - ; i lenaperanee. reformation'
.thepporas.a.eandidate .for_pliy_sipiain;_but_' need but be fairly presented Ito be rPadiii
a director from Silver Spring, knowing his - embraCed.. - 'l.'. '-:''. " - ''..-;.•:.-; .. - '
political 'character iv'eVirotested agaiest it.;''... In'.-• lefidi aiddislu 4: - there has - beers a
and Dr: Theodore - :lllYera was
. .aPPointed. ,:tereperaticesOcietifori3everal years.' When
new direetor,',hoWeverWee - Clected the itt•aetive•oPeratieo;:it Was -- thought to have
next fall—the doctor,' happened to slip . . in exerted 'aPOWerfill'infinence". even:the- M0..1
through theintrigues - of:those - whoMihehed... rarii6racter of theipolili.:':::l4.diterls?'—how
served-:-=atltie.:iii iiow - reapporinted - for his - eVer; the seal of its friends -has ':.• slackened;,
important culinary, Serviceele. the.kitcheo .and•fer a .y . e1ii . .0 . -iiki no meeting'. Of•. - the'
• .
Cabinet!' • ...•• - - ..: - • .',...- ... - -.Society had Been held; thitif - a - short time
...
(3). This ia'sOrneting neW 'tinder the suit,' -JO* , wheeit was visited by one of your
.
as we' ifeyt recollect of the direptoia of the committee: .', The:best:4 feeling . was inaiii ..
~. .
,„
poor . appo* ting an attorney before,. and'We fested on the - occasion-,-thetotaliabstinenee
have coni.sed .withseverat ofou' old citi..... Pledge;::•whieli. had never before lieer_i. pre-
v t ,..„.....„
*eill : •Pri - the - ,•aebiect --. iiho have no - re s collee- Sented - Wee'readilYaigneillObrii-one of.
tion of..tioY any - appiintinent ever . having, thesepresent, . beside t.iftl'aignatures. teithe
'-.ttOOL•ttta.4.,..ie .I.hieeOunty,i, - Ooe'of two old pled cre,‘ and, yetir committee-hove every
things ia• t eertai - u,therefore,fronithis,singtir ' rbasott. to believe,' t 1 0 ,, - the•Setiety, under
tar pleceeding- , eitheethat theilifeeters are:`-ft newbrganliation;: : •Wilf '....giren-auceeisL
-se ignorant of their duties,. that they cannot , fully • - • .- ..." ... '' . • •
lot along without the afdia(in attorney--or'l•; . .'..Weilrike . 11ave';alse - been held at - Ege's'
that the - olliee. ef atter - et lifEtEr:Frea :teititaf. ' ' ,l 4l ; :ge;:woo . iaenty; set:en ,.. .:7na , ,no, es- Were , -.011.
:
- 0
4567 2316 2268 -2t4.3
Macfarlane Miller
'251 • 299.
7. , • 46
57 .175
- 104 • • 130
76 2.3
FIMMI
am
22138
10'2
5641
4813
am
ill=
,(i.7,j0..:.e.: . . - 0,0c..t 4 -:,,11e - 7 . 4 ., :,0t-40'.04./ . : .-. a:7'n - 111 - I.a - roppl: - .4".x.ir.:4
ly. to.,reWard apolitical partisan for services tamed to the new pledge, and six to the-old
rendereti Lsinee he:joined tlinparty.t - .1„dikol At Middies 4, four n;iinei , were ob
' 'Squire .Snodgrass, made - - teitied to "-the. - dm: riew7pledgo, and..tWoF . to the
m) open prOfessiort . .of leeO . focoiEnn' o o.ll l F, l olit at,":MfAliiiter's -fieffool-hem - ie.
4th... of July; :and - has made many . - speechee 2 :
' ''Tli ' e '' o - n'l; 4 Mentinghieli, , haeheenheld
forthe party since that period; but the Pitt. -: '• .',- ' • • - ' ''---:.:,:-:•:,,;."-.'•:•
~
ful, appointment of . attorney for "the •• • • •-: :"' ;• ' • ••• A ' ''' - ' ' --'
membertf.pere-obtaineu tn,the.new pledge
ors'of . the•POOrlS tiot . .i. judgeship;" they • '-- • ,' -' •. •-
. . . • - •• - and three to the old ' l 4.s a euritinary then
may lOokput for'our.old.friend soon "liy. -- . -
7
ing off o r handle." •-. it •may berstated -that there have'heen ofiL
: -1 -.•
tamed l3O names, to-the new-Pledge-and 53
4,ibmWe are glad to learn, that Governor; to the old,-.which; - with 'a - few names that
RITNER has ptirchagedia:'splendid farm in i have not been formally reported, - will make'
this county, where die'ifidendS'te "settle for ' an addition Of 200 members to' the temper
, the, future; and enjoy in'Peade and quietneSs ' once societies of this county 'Within thepast
•„. , .
the pleasures- . and blessings of a ritr:4lifedlYer. • iti reviewing their operations, the
It is-the - celebrated place recently owned . by. committee cannot but be, struck with. the
the Carlisle Bank, about six miles west of 'fact, that although; in all their meetings, the
Carlisle at Nieunt"Rock, containing 278 a- two pledges have been presentechtogether,
cres, about '2OO being clear Mid . in a- :hi g h L yet for one that has signed the old ; there
i state 'of cultivation, and the residue "well , have been - en anaverageten that•haveSign
istiefibefed. The, improverifents are a „ few 'od the total abstinence pledge. - . , - • -
). '. -
• that
i two story brick house:- and kitchen, -and a i Your committee therefore conclude,
large bank barn, With a tenant house; stab- / . the most striking' .
.featiire of the - present
• ling, two apple orchard - s,- a Well of water, ! stage of i the - ,teroperfince cause amongst us,
and several large and delightful springs near ,is, that the grand distinction which Should.
the house. 'This- them, moreover, is in the-' ever be made between right and•Wicing, vir
township and immediate neighbourhood tue anil vice,:. but - Which; - id-env-Previous
where Mrs. Ritner was raised and her rela- .blindi - iee's," was, in-‘this case, almost over
fists •resido;_and. Where_ 11 1 1 . r. -Ritner toiled i .-looked, has . now • become: -more- : broadly
hard for . years in early - life. : Besides, .it'' marked. - • Those whop - refer the acquiSition i
-embracesa population'more ititelligentAhati J i of gain to a - clear conscience' and . the 'good
that of any other township in the cOuntyd of society—who follow the im - pulses,of ap
and is the only one in the county that_inva- . petite, instead 'of the dictates of prudence
riably• gives a
, decided majority in favor of i and. "the injunctions of religiontogether
'the supremacy of the laws and the consti- ' with a feW:to•whom charity perhaps Ohlig
tution.' • - . . . •- .- • •- ' . es us to ascribe more worthy rifotives--,,
-persist iii their' wonted course .with'an ar
dor-at least unabated, perhaps incrcased,••by
', what they may deeni fanaticakand imperti.
nent opposition;•-hu - t.„ attliesalne - tirne, the
great body
.of• those
. who are resolved to
spare no sacrifice, which their own person
al safety , .or the -public weal may demand,
' have with unexpected alacrity and decision,
cm - traced :Me self,denying prificiplq,S of our
.
i association . _I - Ie who
'should form his es
timate ofthe'state of-seciety froth' the - ex-hi-
Thiliiiii - S - of the bor-room. and grog-shop,
would be farfrom - suPposing that inteniper- ,
- ance haila been 'checked, much le:ss - •sup=
.
pressed; in our county; but it-is impossible
to visit the fire-Side.of the citizen, the
work
shop of the mechanic,
.the harvest-field of
the
-farmer, and not. be satisfied that' the en.',
emy has - been driven, from . his most danger-.
ous holds, and is .now taking shelter behind
his last entrenchments. It is not by the as
pect of public _places,
_where vice.may al-,
Wayst-_he ' expected-to,lift -- Iffir - sliainclest
front, but by the condition of private life,.
AhaLwedire,_todullgo of the moral character
of a cc - immunity.: The temperance :refor
mation is engaged in draining off from. the
land a mighty deluge, by which Wiles been
oVerwhelmcd: --- it - - - is the natural,: process
therefore; that` the high-lands ainl the plains
should -first- be rest-PO T antl-thatthe-no-ximie
_
-waters; rendered even-tnorelfoul by their ,
very contraction, shoPld fine] their last re- .
ceptacle in the "sinks and bottoms - . May!
•I
we not liorio-...h.oweVer, that, though we
should tint he able to dig overdrahis deep i
/. . •
enough id carry •off these; yet i by the rays !
ofza More powerful sun, concentrated to,l
:-.- - ,
'greater vehemence; they maybe dried up!
to -the -v - ery - das t---clrop'
For, the:lleral4 4. Exposito
THE 9 TH S.NNUAL I?EPOR
THE - CUMBERLAND-:CO UNTY
-- TEMPERANCE.SOCIETY.
• The - ExeCutfieCominittee of theCoMber
land County Temperance Society . gyeetthO
• r -
association, in .t ie re urn of anotheeanni
versary,. with mingletl:7 - feelings . Xegret, '
on account of the debterieSsOribeir
.operations, and of confide
-pee in the increas
jug-strength-and -brightening prospectS7of ;
the cause in Which they' are engaged.. Thie l
apathy which flak for some lime:pervaded
otir cortimitnity, in regard to lite - Object of
• - • 11
the Society; has, unfortunately affected ydur
committee to such degree, -,that much of
;-
day past year has beets spent in comparative ;
inaction. - This is the more lamented by
them, because the results Of thefew efforts !
which have been made, togeth&With the'
success of 'thectinseiti-the country at large,
have furnished abundant- evidence-that-the
principles ;of thelemperance reformation ;
'are taking a firmer hold upon the confidence_
and • affections .of an • enlightened pp.ople. •
Your committee need not enter into -a de:
tail of the decisive triumphs of the canse in
outer states, - where — the - NV hof th-e---P•ertple
has been expressed thrmigh : their.constitu
tion aForgan6,-an d-t te-st ron rtwof-th e-law- !-
has been eXiended to arrest a national evil;
it is more pcyaliarly the business of the pre
sent report to connnunic:ite the progress of,
the cause within our ow - n
-county, and. the
existing state of public feeling in. reference
:. • • , ' rtt7,
. , .
It is to this ohjeet that . your committee
,) Nen and -Duct. ./. I?, Iriiine, for the very
11 ,. /••exycllent addresses delivered by thorn be
have mainly directed their late eftbria. •
fore the Lytoeutu on the ev,ening_of J nada::
-fiCVintr that-tint-b•ndt-inr-tind-seflinv•4l.l-fi4,x- '
ry t 16W - • • •
• •
icating--liquors,--as-u I)oVeritf.;;;,..is-Jyrnitional. ,tn„„„ived, That this "acktotrledge
evil,'•;;subversivc of the . .pecniti,rj; the phy- i merit" he published in the 'Carlisle papers,.
i signed by-, the President "and Secretary of
sical,'•the intellectual, and t C. ino-al inter
- - •. • ' . • the - Lyceum. •••• •
ty lt
- ---
'ems of socictyincreasj g to
,an enormous
. - JOIIN--riNICOIiE- President.
R. M. tisic, SecfetaT. E,
extent the amount ofzdnrlaxes, wilily it di *
min isltes • the tibilit! -to -.pay•thilin- 7 -iiiipair- .
ing the bOdily/md mental vigor of a large -
portion of
. tbe
. population—fostCring.. vices
• and producing . crimes destructive of private
and public peace- , ,andlielieving that . iltese,
if any, are•the proper,subjecti of legislative,
, action, they have .resolved to unite with
' their fellow citizens in pctitioning the- pro
r ..
porauthorities for a repeal of these laws by
whielt these grievances are now sanctioned.
' Viewing the 'subject as a mere i - Mestion of
financel r yonr. cbromittee.•.are.satisfied-ihatit.
is but just; that the expenses incurred for
the.suPport oLinstitutious-rendered-tieeeSe-
Lsary lit!llte
_Psey'ale
........ ofintamPerance,
should be borne,aid. not•by.the 's •:and in -: 1
'llirsiriOur.i•eitiZen,• who is making every ex-
. •
eiticon to • t•egene' 'hintaiittandThiti - e - onntey
fromi-theiLeviL , ibnt:byithdsti-Whb are.engag
ed in. foi6ittie the : vice; •;:and who ire, en- .
tidied. hy, the 'epoils ,Of ifs. victims , • That
the jails, AS, pbor lioUsee;tbe hospitals; the
*pli*:'.l. nybim,t4_lhe4ltiOatieliiiylurps .of the
iatidi.:ltiliOUld•hi Maintained bi . .thOSe*i•Whor
''ltiivb profited. * most by the.misfortunbs of
their'OecupantS; - •.' But though theburden_of
expense.might bus be pausfaatortlyielie:v
ed,i yet :When your : coinittdbfurther.rbgecti
that thefti is no money ; which eim.lipair. this'
fallen reputation" , of disgraced' randliee,
which 'Can heal the hr 4 en
do w and ihe orphan :that theriiislitOWealth 1
which c"!In bf given in'exch a n.'ge for iii%ii►or=
nal, to heti= ".intoreSts for'
doh!, 'and- that the rrfeeds'cif humanity can
accept .of D o comOlmise bat , an ,cntrre aba n
dontnetAxirati employypent,, which is pro
-
:~
ductive
,of. the most disastrous a conSequen7
ees_to_the most innocent_ ana,lielpleas:_pOr.
-- ticro — ofsivetety;7 , 'Ph - 67 - u're,llitt -
on all . friends of temperance, whether they
approve of the plan.of temperance societies,
or not; to ca -operate in petitiOning the le
igislature lor:a,religal , a. laWs sanctioning
the. retailing. of .intintiCating- as: a
ink.• • • •
-ROBERT EMORY - , — ' —
ULRIOH
SAMUEL ELLIOTT,
)Executive Committee.,:
CUiVIBERLAND.POUN'FTLYC)EUM:
Constitzttibn of
..tlo CuinberlandC'olitnty
Ayeeum; as revfsed,. Dec, 29, 1838. .
Sri. 1. This. association shall'be called the
. Cumberland county. Lyceum; auxiliary
to the PennsylVania•Lyceum...
frt. 2. The objects of tits Lyeetun shallbe .
the mutual - improvement of its members,
and the general diffusion cifltnotirledge.
• throughout - the - county; and other parts of
the state and country.
;Rvt. 3• Any . pe•rPon May be ain`dmber, of
the Lycenin, by. giving • his or her name
as such, aciddpaying tUr_iity-five cents.se
mianimallyi.blit shall forfeit his member,
ship - by - inegleetieg - to -- pay - tbree success-•
semi-annualivo payments. • Delegates
••• - from local Lyceums, 'and Othei liteiarY
or Scientific associations, - shall - have all
the privileges of membeis in all meetings.:
of the' Society. • .
art. 4. The officers, of the .sogiety -- ,sliall be
-a President, four Vice pre . sidenta ; a re
cording
...' Secretary. wh9 shall act as Trea
surer, a'eorrasp9uding Secretary, and an
.Executive committee_or _three, to be e- - • .
.. ,Pliii.Ariu_Limin,.lan..l. 0,__182 - fi. .._
,
..
.--• lected anmially. - FLOUR 'Bz, MEAL.---Thd.domand. for
.
:di1..5. The Executive Committee and the Flour bas - bcen.less active -for foreign ship-
-
Secretafies shall- be elected - from the citi- • melt, partly owing to
,the high rates of
. ___ t freights to Ertgland,Attitl.piiees.have 'slight
- ";2 - eria --- o fCarlisle - , and'sliallons-tittiteltie-iy receded. • Saleerirf- - -3 - a 400 bhls at-$8:-.
Execittive Beard' of - the Ly'coum, who _374 la._ the Inarket. price,_ witli -a lirnited de
. .
shall have charge of "the Cabinet and - 0-:nand. , ,- Occasional Lots -- are offered at, a
•
ther property of the ,Lyceum make -- all sha d:. °e' ' tile; . it'll Mad. Rye' Floor—,
... -- • . ,'
--Further sales at' 5 per blil: - I :Corn l4.1eal::-
_:.necesaary provision for its..meetings;_aud_srim• Itsales in (this . ; at-$3,715 ' - - .,.. .~.
control file disposition of its ftinds, ei - uh.-1 . 'GRAIN---Wheat i's in -better requeSt;
._,j,ect to the by4aWs and-histinetions.ofthe-;-. .
and Ro od
_
sales of lair Pennsylvania at $1,77 and good
•
society.. . _ at $1;80 per bushel- - --stoelt •small,-- Rye is
- - '
- • • : •.• ' .-,. ' ' *anted. And the market nearly bare. Corn
..411. 13. _The Lyceum .shalt holdAiiarterly l has advanced; a side of 'old Yellow at 85,,
-
- Meeting's - 1n differeaparts 91" - thecounty , comity subsequently one -at:B77terits in - attife;:neW, -
--- sales
Yellow;ailoat at :81 cents. OatS
tinder-- the :direction of
~the Executive
- 1 . sales only in a retail-way.
Board,. on the laSt Saturday of llecent- . --t--
SEEDS---P_ric - es - are' Mtchanged, with
l•
ber, and as' nearly,as may be atequal in-, limited receipts of Flaxseed. In ClOverseed
. - terYals 'through the-year. . These meet- • we are still without sates to report.
: cents it
i anced. two, ce
ings shall be - for.the purpose of receiving"
WHISKEY has advanced.
.hbds; - small sales ati3B 4 a 30 - eents: '--I.lblS
--reports,-depositing-- and, exeltanglng-spe-7.------. scarce and , are ver) sLarce, and cothmand over Vircts
ohnene 'of nature and 'art—for hearing )
lectures, - addresses, ' and discussions—a-
doptinif plans of co-operation, and for
such other business as may be fountkine
_ Special meetings,may be held .
.
at_any timo_w
2hen -called-by-the' "O
live Board in accordance with
ceszary
_laws.
..drt. 7. This constitution may he -altered
or amended by a vote of two-thirds of tho
• rnembers present at any regular meeting
or the . . .
,
• • NE W LYCEUM;
xtra&fryike mi»ates, dated Jan. lOth,
"Re'sofved, That the menibursi-of-Pi
lArte!glile kjicent do hereby aelip_owitldge,
•KindehtedOess to the Rev: D. P. Rosen-
MILLI'PARY MEETING
At a the'eting olthe
•(formerly the ."Marion. jtitlemen")
held at'the Arinory on the 11th day, of Jan
uary 1.839, the following resolutions were
unanimously' Passed. • '
Resolved, That the thanhs'Of this Coin,
Parry be given, to -Dr. John J. Myers, for hie
donation of a splendid silver medal---with
an appropriate motto and tleviee
Resolved, That Capt . . Sam'l Crop, jr.. and
Lieut. Alfred • Creigh a nd Lieut. JOhit.'llaiii
ilton,. appointed emutilitted to present
I to-Df. 'Myers, a cdpii - Of.:ilieSe'kesolutions
Izosetiring him that the eorlii . elitertain fot.hiin
L sentinientit - of - lhe - bighest- respect
• .
Resoived,; That the Medal . ..be pla:o4.in
theli . andS of Lieut.' Alffeti Order
an-opportunity
6fliOt.tirting'i . t. - preyidus to It; presentation
"to - :';=Pn - the 22nd
af
'oese,..proceelli e gs be
TXiOS; B: THomp t 9arc: secretary,
••_ • ,
Wunin 'pm anon riirecnits.— During. 613
last - Sea:Olen of.' Congress,. Mr. Senator
Buchanan,>of Penii sylvan* in 'speaking of
-the United: 'State,s Bank said,—"lf. this
case intistbe inflicted on the country, 1 arn
for having it located, in Philadelphia, ; riot
New' Yerk." ,
Th,13 . -`frentiessee Beview," sqbjoins to
the above the remarks of en . Irish priest,
which are altogether too appropriate to be
lost• "My beloved brethren," said the ex-,
MeGuirc, at the, close of a
'reMperance- Sermoni._.thia- 2 -drink-itivor
- iv - Elikey, as' I have proved to you is a bad
thing,—,it ruins both body and. soul:=4l4-
you, 'wine still to get drunk and make beasts
of yourselves, You may as well give. year
fips to,Bainv Coylt as anybody
EU
MARKETS',
PALTuithau, Jae. 19, 1839.
ELOUR.-- 7 ;Early in the week a sale
was made from stores at $8,121, and sub
sequently another, at r $845. Within a
.dav or
,two,7i'lliout .1500 bbla,. have been.
soldfrom stores at $844. Soine holders,
however, continue'.-.to ask, $8,25. The
Price,...paid :by ''dealei's for: paieels , by.- rail
roadislB - ,..and - by-wagons-$8,1:2-1-
is generally Ohl:. • - , •-• •
'-parcel ,or 800. bushels
Md. red was ,sold iri the Weak -- at
80, A parcel of. 300 to 400 bushels Md.
red, afloat to-day, is_ held at $l,BO. Some
lots of wheat brought . ini wagons haVe been
taken $1,75, •
. .
, - .
CORN-:----On Monday a:eale of old from
store was made at 95 cents. since i , .ester- .
day there have been several parcels of New.
Corn afloat in market, sales of which were
- made.at first at 90 scents, and afterwards at
- 88ets. , But 'coloure--mere sold at these rates.
At the time. of
. making up our report there
are no further purchasers, in.inarket. .: •
RYE.- 7 -Sales early in the week at $1;
!and More recently at , -,95 a 9(1- cents. ;:
FLAXSEED.—Continues to" to" arrive in
. small quantities, and is: taken frem wagons
at $1,56 to $1,621, and held from, steres'at
$1,69 to $1 ,7p, -per bushel..
1, CLOVEI--SEED.--A shle---ofz--a---jot--of
prime Virginia Seed virds !bade 'Carlyle the
• week at. $l4 .per bushel, since- which . we
hear of no . transactions. Wecontinue . to.
quote the iitore eriee al' $l4 to • $1,9 ;per .
bushel.
..
WHISKEY—SaIes of hlids.• at 41 cents
—now, at the close .of the . neck; they are
quite dull. ' Sales - of bble. • at. 44 a 45 cents,
from store's. ,Thew.a ron i price.of bbls.con
tinues at 40 cents, t elusive of the .bar;el.
The inspections of t 0.74 1 .'eek-`tompTise 77
hildi. and 1124 bbls; of which 04 hhdi,
and 403. bbls. were received by the Ilalti
more and*StisqnshannOtail . Road • ~- .' ..
MA [CRIED,
OnAke 17tli. inst. by.the Rev. Mr. Riown,
Mr. cart, to Miss Mary .'lnn
Cook, both of Carlisle. •
.
.-Ori the-81h inst. - by the Rev. A.rlcrson B.
Qtiay,r.4". amteel N. Diven, of Dillsburg,
to Mis , Sarait Cork, of Cumberland
county.
On'the 3rdinst. by - the same, Mr. Sam
uel Miller, to Miss Catharine Quigley,both
_of CuMberland county.-----.-- =-----.-
On the 20th ult. by the same, Mr, Hugh
.Warthland, to Miss Margaret Ross, both
of York county - .
..
On
.the . 3fd inst. by the .14.0 v. Henry Au=
rand, Mr. 'Samuel C'aldwell to Miss Han
nah Blair, all of this. place. , -
-- - - .:01 - 1 7 -1h a -10 th-inst.--by-the-same-,—Mr-Sam
ye/. C_o_rnnian,_ta_Miss_Attrg-Shaniberger,,
both of Middlesex.. . .
On the'l7ol, by the same, Mr. David
Cbrninan, to )Nifse Bligabeth Lephard, all.
of-North-MidillOton-townsbip.
• On the 171 - 1' inst. by_ the Rev.ll/:,P.:ltos 7 _
eniniller, Mr. Jacob Solvers . to Miss Eve
Snyder, both of West Pennshorthigh.town•-•
ship. •' y • , •
" ' -DIED
Diekinson,township, on-Friday the
181thinst, Mr. Isaac Venastfienl-.6ged 60
years.' •
. .
A CARD.
.
Rev. P. H. GRE a
ENLEAF will deliver lecture
in the "Saloon, of Equal Rights" on Tuesday even
ing next the f2qth nt 66-o'clock. •
The public are respecttiilly invited to attend.
.Carlislu, Junuat'y 2.2 d. 18139. •
•
, . • ...
4. .
! . j t. 0 FEE Gif Sp' •
.
Dental Stir...eon
. 19 4 „
.. . 1 . . ,
, b.f.tize Arn 1. of F." H. rnapp . § , C . . Oinegys. y
. i - .
- _Respectfully -informs the Citizens ofiCiirlisie that he.
. Will:remain in town a few days longer, and will, he
happy to render his professional services to those who
may require-them. • •. -. . t. ' s ,
• "All - oiretwtiOnsperforined, accordin g 'to. the late
Jeleatifitimpt+O.YementiOn_thli,,Lart.--- Cliarges_yary-
Moderate. . • . • -- . • ...
•,. . -. He: may e found at C o l, Ferrir
. `C ar lisle, XI itlitry.24L f859'... , ,•: ' •
• ..- _ -
, - • ' 6:llleirlablic.
. ir.
~
-- Sl:take - grea pleasure-in rccomm,endingitty partne
J,.C o inegys t your faioriiiile notice feeling fully as
-shred he' will..iye full:satisfaction to all who irmy fa
vour him with their patronage. • • ..., ' : - ;,.,,
'' ,_ - -'• ' - F. H., KNAPP, limp/ S' , lrgeon.
. •
• LINOTICE• '
ti
hat that 11mi-a applied to the Judges of dfC
Court of edinnion PleaSof.Pumberland county for the
benefit of r if e insolvent Lairs, and the Court has np=
jminteirthelM Monday of April flex the licarisq .
of me and My creditors at CarlfslO, ulien; anif•.n Imre'
you may attet4ifyou think Proper; , .. ' 1 ... •
JOIIN EDENIIACPIL
.Carlisle,lantiary 22d. 1899 ' , "
•
' . .ittfiß R18.11.W. • • , •• •
. .
-•,. • • •
• From the first of April next, the ,two stet,' Drirk,
hook adjoinhig tho,Pitst: offfro; now occupied by Mr.•
Miller. For termeepiiij: to cherlei thpliir. ' • .
. , - • ''' ' . '. .101114 ril.. L
,A.M',l; .
• Carlisle;:lennery Wd". 1931; • . - - ' '! • ;e. • -
DISSOLUTION,
'll6 partnership hiretofore betiveenßli
oubsoribrro, under the nitrite of -111tiore nod Biddle la,
this dej(ditoiolyedb*muttuillooOliarCi-Al! builititoi
the firaroilllt.i.oetileil by John'bfoore: ••, ~• •
- . . ,r,IOIIN MOORE, •-• • •
• ' • . •. EDWARD BID/iLE;
-
.(--- 7 s . • • t1 , 4 , 74 7 ;41 ,- .7 ., , , !A 11;
-• s- . .
The shbserTher,respeetthlly informs bis friends and
. the 'public iq Lt.:neva", thnt he lies REepeo R•
.4 11 . (E0q31 1 .3 • ,/ZVAD
Store, athis old stand, (eo: , :er of Loather and Bed
fohl) where he intends.keemir for side, Vlleat . and
.R.ye Flour, by the barrel or RID 'dler quantity, 'Huck
wheat.and Cornmeal, Chop and ii,"tn,Corn Olive and.
Outs; till which he intends .keepin_••• constantly orr
hand,, and hoieS to receive a share of 110:pnblio pat
ronag.
He lutalilso on hand a fel; bushels ofTPREM
WHEAT POE SEEP, which he offers for sur,,
-Carlisle. January 22d. 1839
.. . . . . .
. , P.S. He still . ollollll6A to doll , nn the STEVER
PIATING,M,AIMoIti• Stand, and had ennstantls , on
'mid µ good mgoiliii&ii:of•Otted saddlery, such as
STERULIPS,BII"I - P,lnirriess mnunting t , and cough
work. Plating For 'coach makers done - m,,thn best
manner and with dispatch. - ~ .t:P.
•
. .•
• NOTICE.
All persons" indebted .to dm'. oitate of the late
.famr•ii nvedlit, of Carlisle, are •resnrctibily requested
to - eill I with 4.11 a subscriber and litedle their iespectice
accounts, cm or before the first of April • next, null
those persons Who.liarr claims mid demands against
the estate, wilbpresent thesis legally authenticated for
set4ement....
A NNE UREA3IN, Adiptix. '•
Carlisle, January 2', 1839. ••
. • TRUSTEE ACCOUNT.
Neitice is herrbygiven that the aticanat 1111,,41 /
Reed-Trite - Ace tifJon Reed,. lips been preseitteirto .
tiie • Court of ConimoirPicas of Cumberland .peutity,
for confirmation and 'allowance, and said cetirt have
,prioji , t!!ittlist fir4.(lay..ortheAprikcouct i for
a:duration, and hale on all concerned and allowed.
• 1V.114. PaItZER. Proth y.
Protlionotary's Office, ?. •
J11,71..2ibt, I 559. - 15 z' •
. .
• -• FOlit: IfiENl T. -
. .
. . .....
That large antleorpuodions white house, situate in
high street in the'lliii.h. of 'Carlisle opposite, the
Post office, haying e3tensive beet( buildings thermintti
ettaelteil,. at present in the- occupancy of Capt. - E.
lliddle,,ealettlated fur any Vial of business. ' Posses
sioa"oil the Ist: thiy of A pril tieslt. For terms apply 'to. ..
-'
ISAAC TODC),
, .
, .
. . :
, . — .4gitzt 0f..T.. E. Todd.
,- TarlislE;, - January 22d. 1830. • . ' • ~.
•
•
A. TEACHER WANTED.
, ; The subscriber's, Trusteeeof 'Shady Grove School '-
1-Muse, situate - . in Southampton townShip,,Primldin
county, and within three 4u4s of Shippensburg„, are
desirous of employing a competrtit- Teacher to tnke. -
charge of
. the school. UPC qualified to teach Gram
mar and Gdography, in addition to_the usual branch
--
es taught.in primary schools, will be preferred, as he
can ;be curt - tithed with. n 'dwelling house near the
school house: •
Jnn. 3, 1830
• - • - --
. 13Art.•I go N . Lo(YR - RALE...__i: - ___ _
A N 'assortment of the hest qttttlity Ilandnercrl Bar
.11 Irpit for mule :it Dialmo!' Forge. priers, at H
ithotle's Heil Road Werehenh'u. " ,
(3tirlisle, Oetobt. , „e'l7, 183 R.
or mei Retecors-whiczependb.
. ~ .
ftv tWr Managers of the Hanover and Carlisle
Turnpike Road C,omnany, from 10th December, 18-
37;:dlifolhe 11th December, 1838. '
Anal of tolls recd ofJacob Ifienr, Gate-.
keeper at Gate No 1 $BO5 88
: of.fohn lfeary , Gate-
. $3530 57
•
• . .
Deduct 'di:summit, being counterfeits
re e'd by gatekeepers and paid over
ao treasurer
Paid debt oflasty ear, the expiaiditores .
--
---:being- more thmrthe - receipts of . ~::
.... foils, etc. during the year $397 93
Pahl rent of gatehouses'79 25
•
: printers for publishing Reels eto . 19 00
: 5 gatekeepers' salaries, and pro- • '
bates of returns .. - - 506 00.
for'repairing road, bridges, etc 21.89 09i
: Superintemlants of road their wa
- • g 6— , •• . •
==-:=-:ManageraLservices--
. Secretary's salary •
-I---TeutiffiKi-taty--
Balance due by the Cninpany, the tx
petnlitures- -and payments being
greaterthamtite-receipts r
I do certify that the foregoing exhibit is a true and
correct - account - of the iiiisinessof the Illuinver- and
Carlinle Turnpilm Road Company, during the above
Stated period, as witness my' hand this .17th day of
December,lB:3B. h. • ,
• • - TLIONIAS Trea'r. • . '
- .2teit—GEonon Ecu, Sce'ry. • '
. .
• - i - peceraber:2splB3B; _ •
- :Estate of Matthias
•
• NOTICE.
Letters of Administration hating been granted, to
the subseriber resitting in, Monroe township, Cum=
berland conty, on The estnte of Mathias Young, late of
said township, decd.- 7 -this is therefore to notify . all
persons indebted to said estate to make payment im
mediately, and those having claims will present them
without delay property authenticated for. sentiment
ENOCH YOUNG . , Aker.
Jini:16.14,1839i •
IA ETTtIiS of Administration oe the estate orner--
_lt A dosbuttWilliams, D. D. late of West Pennsbo—
rotvgh tbwti hip , Cit;,inheriantl county, deceased,lisive
thin da:i , issucdin due fnernmc Law to the snlincribery
•who resides in West Pennsborough township, afore
said-r Alt persons having claitni "ilemands.against
the estate of the said decedent are recoested.to make.
knowh,the'sntne with Ont delay;. and Those indebted to
sahreidate to lay trieir debts to ' •
L: WWILLIAMS, .
"
The state Christb'plief'Waltpra late
,of
SOathampton township Cumbetlan(l2co..
• :° • ,deceased. , • •• • •
• ,
- - • • . • • .
-isherebt glven that letters of Administrstlen Ii e'
isstieVe• the stdiseribers, on the Eitate of Christophen
3Valtrala tif Sontliamptoa tot!ttship
fl eacdo and that
all` O
arscana hating claims against said estate are re,
quested lb' make known the
. ..tme withal* delay Auld'
persoas ate regneiredtirnakettediaten
- payn;enta,to them of Lee's X Rbads: ,
• • • DAVID co..r.vett,.
w.turt)ts Jr; • .
htiiistry 834. J
• .
ETTER'S. - af Atlministrotlon on the eststo.oclu-;
• BA tibli'l,,ock.nnan; bite bf DlakiiiSon Icornships, Cum
berlainl isoy.ttoty;-deceased, having-,4suedAti trie . sub-
scriber, residin.tbe"Same,,tosynshipi -- )11.11 persons ,
Indebted, to vstote;Vill . rnal'q
Rtefy,lonit those litiving,elnlttis4ill presentiltein-pie-
•.. •
perly'anthentionted for settletnebt ". ' ,
PHILIP-SWORD:Tv
• "
Fumy 'glesa tkottlee, filled- ivith.eoltteo Wetert-re
-Okied.and
• r - 77-
ReociSrerd;,ii' few iiii'A;titol7"- bYtiet. - silk Ssotiti eitdolui
•-. , .
gni! ialeOt , .
. . . , . .
Ilani
147 E V/
JOHN PROCTER
JAMES R. liiIVITGOMERY, -
RRYNOLIM 31"PpERSON;
-.101IN't3OX;•.
Exhibit
till'eS,
lIM
• : of Odin - Jones; C:nte
.
. * * iteeper"of Gate No 3
:,
..t of AY Thompson, tzate
• .k _ keeper of (i nto No 4 . _....._,......
: - : - * of Anil: Di i7iii*, --- Cat -- e= 7 * --
________keeper c f (Pate No 5 ,-, 661 25 . ---
: . : of Stockton & Stokes,
stage tolls 161 1 - 1.
rent rec'tl for phd gate. house. 25 00
~5
NOTICE.
Trustacs
615 26
586 07
--i9-00-
$3561 57
270.00'
-00 .00
.80,0 D,
-- 50 -00--
$3637 30i