. _
----"lllielleet'silegebMpr.',l3OY,d;)3iiid_OrderiWere issued
.by you.to grunt, me alLtheliberties and facilities
sary talc ditetattentiorebi hiiti onshore:' That lfully
• performed mi:inty.;lliavelo refer to the fleet surge Cit,
and t 9 Mr. Dorton himself; and Dr: BOyd:s attention
• to the nick at all times,neas no comment ' 'My
WOuld`haie hnen more judicious to have
removed li[r. laWnriffinir'the---Place..of-conibat-tei
Smyrna. ,But as he was takenon board the Constitu
tion before the foil extent oldie wound Was known
thewhave been_expedient to hate removed him
on shore; before inflamation and the - accompanying.
- fever,teneralli consegnent to severe wounds should
. tare succeeded. - I•think. likewise- it'. would have been
Improper for:lto:Barton to bare, remained on board
Constiiiiticin,under the then existing circumstances;
'• -as she had the whole of the Mediteringan to run down
• the boisterous winter months, and when the steadiest
ship, would litiVe been but suited to the tit:MO - Mot
heceiniarlin las Case. All the•comforts and necessa
. • - tries - his:aise'demaiidekkere furnishedtiy your
' " 166- he came under mreareATA servaritwas-fiirilish—
• '-ed from, the Shark While Wd were in port, and . the-q
-ticles•necessary which belonged to the hospital depart
• • meet of the' Shark, were left with him by your orders.
•• 'The best surgeon in town was procured for ll m'on
.our leaving Smyrna, and he Was left to the care of our
- - worthy' Conant - Mr. Oilier. • -
•respectfully -
I ain, sir, „ - •
• .• : Yours; Ste: •
•.. • . • .
•• " • ' Passed-Assistant Surgeon.
.
'To Com. J. D: Ei.morr, commanding U. St forces in
the Mediteraneiln. , • • • • • .
• JOHN ADAMS;
• .• " Febritarg 270837.
• Sir—Agreeably to your request, I, have the honor
to state, that I bare always, understood !VOW Mr. -
. Wood that'his quarrel with Mr. Barton, originated
prior to the tithe either of them
n joined the Constitu
tio while on board: that they were trot
-speaking terms. -After Mr. Barton Was ordered to
the Shark. in Smyrna, he was admitted into the mess.
immediate - cause of the-reviraFoOlie,quarrel-I
believe to have been sonielthrsh.words used (or said
to - have boen used) by Mr. Barton towards•Mittship-'
man Robinson, who was at' the time 'in charge of a
. boat and which Mr. Robinson reported to Mr:Wood;'
-' on his return vessel.- 7 Afr. Wood espoused die--
Crise of Mr. Robinson, som.: words-passed between
Mr. Wood and Mr Barton, respecting the same. and.
O challenge - Imm Mr. Barton to Mr. Wood-was the
consequence. ' _ .
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•
•• • • Midshipman U. S. Navy
__Commodore J..D. Comfanndi ng U. S., Na
.
cal forces in the Afediteranean. • ' . ' .
II .
• • -' • AT SEA.
Depoeiitod --- ay .- c6ita - seaman, U Stara .
• ship comae:aim; February 10, 1837'.
That some time between the Ist and the 81.11 dav of
• November, one thousand eight hundred and thrrtyz .
five, I was •gun-deck sweeper for the fore-top; that
. - Robert Whittaker,.boatswain, came•on the gunzdeck
: and ordered all the watch on deck, sweepers includ
ed; that in accordance-thereto I went on deck with
my broom in my hand, and -I proceeded to the star
hoard fore-lift, jigger; that tvhile there Passed -;%. lid
•shipmin Barton, master mate •pftlie gun deek,•canit•-
. '.:up the starboard fore ladder, and called out for me,
. •and I immediately answered- him. Ile• then ask
- what•l was doing on deck. I told bins I was state
Alp by the boatswain to make sail: he said, damn your
.eyei gSs.d.awfilieltitv,and•thin!tcome_on.. deck again.
without an order fronOne. Upon whiehltiumed to
- go:down_below, when he took tlelironthont:
' 'hand, nail commenced pushing me ii.1.1 - WfegS nCith it.
• liturned round and told him that bad done wrong
:to take vne to the offneervef the deck and.lethim_pon-:
• .me, or soinething to that .pnrpoief that he then
raised the broom to seized it and
itlkornhiiis and threw it•on the deck and turned
to go around the.foremast to go down into the ler-.
board fore ladder, when I immediately felt-a sharp
. instrument enteriny,thigh,:whieli proved to be .a dirk
:thrust by the. said Passed Midshipman Barton. ..
Ills •
• .-•• . - C• :I•lOitGE - r DINNATT.-
IVitness---Jmnrs'CoNiv&y.
. - • • .
RobSrl lnittaker; - 'lloatsmun; United
States Aigate Constitittisti, February 10,1837.
On the morning alluded to, some time bet Ween the
Ist and the Bth days of November, one thousand eight
• Ihndred and- thirty-fiye,.l .was-scut:hy tire_otlic4lC-Ile.
he dock down an the gun-deck to send all hands be
• lonOnglo the watch on - deck; to make sail. George:.
Dinnatt, seaman, was at the time fore-top sweeper:
, • le went on deck carrying his broom along With •him,
rind went to the foreliftiigger,on the starboard side;
that Passed Midshipman Barton came up the star
board fore ladder, and called out for George Dinnett;
who immediately answered him. He (Mr Barton,)
asked him What he was doing on deck, to which he
answered; that he Was Sent by me to make sail that
. Mr. Barton then Said, damn your eyes go - dawn
lie
low and don't•come on deck again without mi order
' from me: He, George Dimwit, turned round to gn
. Mow, When Mr. Barton look the broom out of his
(George Dinnctt's) hand, and commenced pushing,
, against his legs with it.. He (George Dinnett) then
told him if he -bad done wrong to take hum to the'
officer of the deck and hare' him punished; -that Mr.
Barton then raised thelwoom to strike him, and he,
(George - Dinned) seized it and took it from Mr. Bar-
ton and lova down on deck, and then turned -around
. the forenia4 to go down the larboard fore ladder;
out--a-dirk from-Ids-inside
(jacket or coat) pocket, and plunged it into his (Gco.
° D' tt's)liatul or thigh, and said, "there, I'll let you
k n ow whether you' will attempt to strike an officer or
not''--During-this-time=i-w.os_standing in ' tlie.lo •
vas*. netting . forward of the swifter. There were
also seveval men looking on at the time, viz: Allan
Cnndut, Jesse Gar, John Cooper and William At
...lank, who are willing to attest 'to this. '
ROBEHT---"WHITTAKEIIi
'Boatswain United States Ship Constitution. • -
. . U. S. S. Cossrrrn um, • •-
• Lisbon, Mayeli 3,1836.
Th - vet—Eitelosed yOtt will rective / the - finding - and
sentence"cif a Naval ..GtMeraj Caurt 11fartial in your
case, which is approved by me. •,/ • • "
r I cannot in Indite to - my awn feefings,Tefraity from
expressing my•cordial approval s of your attempt to set=
tie the matter of difference hetweed Mr. Wood' and
Tie, Barton,,amicablKand trust that hereafter a sisni 7
.• 'far proceeding on' year will be manifested, as I.
, cannot considerAfn officer:retitled in disposing 'of his
, 'Aire when.erAged in serving iris country abroad,-the
calls of duty beinginwrimounttothosenf every:other
nature-nnivilt return to yon'i'duty add 9tf same
• timpbe pleased to consider w reitdrawrOapr the ac
tions. .
Of the pat.
/ • . - • . ' Itespeettulli; • -
. J. 1). ELLIOTT.
Passed-Midabipmari, W. S. Ittricum", U. S. Ship
1117 - 60T.713Tritrt s 10f7.-
Sin:—Enclosed reeeite the. finding and .
' , sentence or a, ;Naval Pencil - 4 Court Martial in your
rase which is a roved by air. ; It ie to he iy.o.r.ttei
tintyou nu not niet Mr, - ingold with a correspond
ing feeling, inwhich,M'ent.thendfortonate LAO -would
taco 'been prevOntedAndi. shorodd'have been spared the
mecesinty of Pi oceothogdust the. parties.
An officer when abroa d Oweeliii life to his conntrOs:
'lleriice, and no sh'otild be permitted, to cause hint
to deviatefrom duty, until she could diapense_withidi
aserVices , you will return to your duty on board the U.
SchoOner.Shark4
D. ELLIOTT
: GENERM. OIIDER:
A. Naval General : CotirtMartlPl, held on hoard the
- United States 9 ehoOner, Shark ; in the Tagus off Bi sb om
In the ealie of Passed Midshipman Harry, P. T: Weed,
-upon the following elmiges and sneeifiratione, "awe
returned the.finding and 'sentence whieh• Succeeds thls,
nud which has been approved. ', , , - . ••• ‘
. •' " ' Charg_e_let, ' --• ' • • -
. . ~
- ' • like and ungentlemanly„conduet." -:
- .• _• -: c ,S'pecificeition. .• ' .'
' . . ' - • . -P. T. Wot;d,PassedMidahip
, ,
~ ~ the United °S
"tates Selmon-
. ' ~,.. pOrt of SmYrna,between
.
.. d '&th of Jannafr,lB.96,. -
,nd 'others of Elmyrna, 1
' ' ~; the same, thereby
.
, .
. . ,' 'vont° he aroused - i
- ' .the morning of
•
. • . - noonerShark,..l
.-.•!
• , - . • ...d for. the' use
El
-., .• • . . . . .
about theist off December, 1835, fight with and disable
C. C. Barton, 'ill'aased „Midshipman in 'Navy of 'the
Caked States, .attached to • United States Schooner,
,
Sharkrfor-duty,iu-the.presetteepf a boat's crew of the
aforesaid'.Uaited States Schooner, ShliniTtraiiid-piiika
ton's charge. ..
WILLIAM lICER
UA•Lt. Conedgi.
.
----- r ----- .'. .in abwenve - ofrecent - Voinmandei .
...
• Caked S. Schooner, Shark, -
' ' , • - - ; ,' • ; •
- ,LiaboriiFo.-20,11836. ' S ,
~: . . .. .
•
The following is 'the finding and senteiMdof the
Court. Re whole evidence in the case was then 'read
and matdaly considered, and the.Colirt are of opinion
that the first specificatiorcof the first chiirgejs proved
in part, to win as muck& Said specification as relates'
to',l'assed_Midshipman,LWood, .running in. debt to
Paul BonifaCio, without means known to the Court of
cThia-Aliiittliniuutteralscr-Oiltk-of-as-niudiOf said
specification as relates to pub) icfunds linvingbeen used
on the occasion specified to pay the said Passed Mid
shipman WOOd'd debt, It is,not intim opinion of the
Court clearly proved that Passed Midshipman Wood.
run iii' de it to others, nor •is it proved that-the Core,
mandcr'was exclusively-aroused or the plthlic funds;
exclusively appropriated to pay Passed Midshipman
Wood's debt. Nur is it p;roved that the Commander
of the United States NaVal Forces in the Mediterra
neanovas aroused from hii bed as stated in the speci
fication.
The Cnttrtf find Passed Midship Man Harry P. T.
Wood not, guilty in the first-charge, in its full extent;
but guilty of great' indisCretion and imprudence in s
risking the character of the service' by contracting,
debt without certain means of paying it.
That the specification of the 2d charge being read,
the Court are of opinion that. the said specification
is proved, and that the second , charge !mins; read,
the Courtfind and adjudge the said Passed '
Man Wood guilty of said 2d charge. The Cowl after
mature deliberation;'do 6e.titebee and adjudge tIM said
Harty P. T. Wood, 'Passed MidAhipman in the United
Statim-Navy r io•snspended_from duty for"siz months, _I
mid further that he be dismissed from the Meditemi
swan squadron...•
The Court also recommend that 'the fiqding; togeth
er witli•the sentence of the court be publicly read on
boal*the-ressula-of the sviniron. conyt in corn
jag to' this decision; have taken - into consideration the
long confinement of Passed Midshipman "Wootton
board -a small vessel.
G. F. rEmtsoN; -
President.
F. A. HARWOOB, -
. I'. A.
JOHN CALHOUN,
WATSON,
. .
• I.IV, BRENT
• • JOHN N. lIA'MBIETON;
------ Judge - Adrocatm
- . Approved March 1,1836,
. .1, b. ,ELLIOTT
M
. . .
• You therefore cause this general order to be
-read - on linard.thc.,veF&ls under your command On the
day after its receipt, at 10 o'clock, id presence of oil
ners und eree • . • .
. .
'Given on bofii'd the
U. S. Ship, Uonstitution, `-•
• . Lisbon, March 2,1831 r.
D. ELLIOTT
Capi T T Nwrorsax,.• ,
Mnst. Com'Ot. S. 11. STRINGIIMIT, •
Wm.•.ll9Entym;
=
•Present.
•
GE E 1 L ORDER
The Naval Genet:•tl Court Alartial, lately ltUden on
-hoard-United States Schooner, thil:Tagus-olr
I.ishnn, having f ;mid the enclosed sentence against-
Passed -Midshipnian-W.-- S. -11.1Noni.n and:3AM Esl 7 . ,
I At'Dormiitiq; of the NaYyortlie United' States:-they
are herAy ordered to he read on board the vessels of
the United States aqiuulrin under my ebinuland MI the'
'day after the receipt of this order, at IQ o'eltleli,• an&
-
in 4 o6s'enoe of, officers ail crew. -
Given &c. Ev..c 'ke
' . 1;100. Mtwch
_1,1835: •
FILLM•KT. .
.
Capt 1 I:Nrcleois'xr,'
-Mast: Com'ilt. S. 11. S rrtticuAn, :
Lt. Coin'tlt."-W3I. libF.llo3l. ,
, ''' . PPORC)It. -.; •- --
Sin :—..Since assinning the flag - caPtainev-of this-shiP
- a --stittrof moncy has-been placed in! the hands of Lt.
Bulbul; and myself by the crew-, with the wish that we
should-purchaser ..service of plate to be presented to
you as testimony of their mispect. The anvount
ceivedligs been expended in accordance with that wish,
-and.l now. sir,Mthearame of.thecrew,sollieit yEiur ace
ceptance. of the - accompanying service of plate, which
11m hail& in,bgitig the medinin of:presenting to-you:
1 enclose heiewith, the letter sent me by the crew,
• I have the honor•to lie,
Sir, yonr obedient servant,.
[Signed,] • W. BOERUM.
Commodoi-e,J. D.- -- Etuorr,aturnanding U. S. N.
'..farces in the Mcditetanetm. • •
UM!
. .
SIR:-4 have thirday received, with the" accompa- ;
vying letters, the very elegant-service of plate p/sen
ted me hrthe name.of the crew of .the Cou.stitution,
which you, will be pleased to comriumicate to theM.
assured,l shall treasure dhis markeVcompliment,
with all the EMU ag it is capableof meal:Cali%
Tn accepting thisgratifying,tehttuMnial, I am retmn- ,
ded of the. racist! good conduct and sobriety, for
'which the crew. of this sbip)tave been distinguished,
and of the- alacrity, with „svhich they have diScharged
theirdut‘rAnrineourXounectiouTwhile-visitiorthe
three diisions ofthnglobe, and =minting the distance
, of nearly- thirty-- V'e thousand 'tulles. ; This speaks
praiseworthy to working classes under my corn-
ntl—of-th se-attached- 2 M- 7 11m-tonatitntion-....Such
cominendafory condact, While it ensures the approba
tion
•
oftheir commander, deserves the .continnance of
thapiarniony, which, I am happy to say, has thus far
retitled the cruise.
I :un very respeetfully,
• - - • Your obedient servant.
• I . Signed,] • J. D. ELLIOTT.
'ToArsi. llormusOlscp tenirmindiag U. S. S Coosti
tution
bosToN, Feb. 4,1.457:
•
communication lieaded "Commodove_ell
ibtt;?' and pnblished in the New York Courier and
Enquirer of the t:led illtioio, contains- the following
'paragraph fie it known, Ott the Setretary of the
gallant .Commodore made his appearance 'on deck
onc naming,—sip _ the story g,oeft,with . a paper
! regularly drettrumtntrporting to ben presented
list,—for-a-sword-and-epmilates,istbe presented to
`:Conimotiore Elliott; , and proclamation was then made,
that all who signed it, sleuthd be paid a Certain: pot , :
tion_oftheir-wageson their return to Mahon, hod-be
permitted to go on shurcuild,spend, it"- . Permit me
to remark, that so fai•os this "story" relates to the
Secretary of the Commodore,--Lin which eapacitY:l
acted on board the Constitution, froM Dec. 1,,1§36,
uliti arrivatatllarnptottltiintls,--qt luta no. fiitl
dron in truth. While I was attached . t o the Ship,-
ix paper, purporting to. subbeription liatc,.• was
er used by me, asset north, nor did any such paper,
evelF . pasitinder-mv-obServation . during
,my official
• connection with CoMmodoiV
" The; rest of
'the story, of the " irocianttioil,"zrage.f," f‘going on '
-shorc,'7,Bco.-so fitr as I 'Mb knowing to. filets,' liave
-the honor to Mate, to be equally wanting hi tenth.
A sense of right, and justice to Commodore, Ell -,
intt, prompt me to forward this iMmtriunication to
the Departittelit. • .
.
, -,. NOTIC10;:, : ..,:-, .
At an Cirplianii,. Court began and c•itl'int Monday
the 14th' day of January, 1850,,and . holden -at Carlisle,
in and fnr - euniberlantl - cenuty, before die "Han. - Joiikt - : .
-11EED,'F:•;•;--Fresidenti-- and-Jolint Stewart r and-John ,-.' ''
-Lefever,. Esces. r associate2,Judges s of the .-Same Court ' -',.... . • far' ✓•-..,4--
-- -&o.- , f 1 0 0 11 3 0 9 w...i7g . ,- pi .... .occed .r. ing , 5 . ....we , re._ had tti wit.J.3l , st 1 1: E n c ;e a lt ni si t T f r ' 01 ,14 .11 1 1 1 1 ingiTw tuition; h .5i house at
-
*Wehhert's and grohid; . ..:,
; „5" . ... • ---•••••• ' 'Qn motion of Jaines H. Dever, Esq, attorney of .
. vVe learn - ,froin the . PhiladelpliiaSenti- ~ r rederick.Slirorn, of - the:city-Of Ciacinhatti. to : Whom ..By do. at. Wulf
. Hy . de. at..Wir ',li.i , ..
~ : . •
L William Sliroin and Harriet . his Wife, late Harriet SA
nel, iliailhe' : case of:IT, NV: . DVOTi the 1 Wils - ciii sphpinittriffsferredull the interest -of- tho said-" B y-'"-t e bg-c-r- 4 " - ' -:
. , ,,.., . , - . D • - -
• - William Simon% and. Harrietlii, wife,in the teat ea.; , -y-. • t, c ,
d Fpggist 'nnd private banker, whO is an ap- tate of John Wi liicitil ate Of the borough rf Carliie dec'd, I' '
.
plicarit 'forthe benefit of the insoliientlaws, which is this day .t.iiken at the valuation and 'appraise. '
. . • . , onent thettat; by:3'8111C!) H. Wilson, second son of said
was - called. up -,in -,in the -Court-of - Common Inteitatei.who b y
into recognizance-in the-Orphans
.Pleas . Of that 'tit •' , on Tile' sda y,.nnd after .-a Court,- with approved security, to' liq the other...heirit
Y their reip'ectiteshareti,for. a rule on all persons inter
few' 'l' -'
'' ' •' ' ' . ' ' A' - ' A - est d i i •
. pre.iminary inquiries, ...was ;aujourne.. , e 9 i ppeat , at an Orphans apart to beo held at Ciil . 4
over ".'till '.Wedneidair, February .:' 27th,..--- a ll a s y le .tt o le n ;h h h e v s c o l t v h h ( r il lic o i r r ' n A in ß aTil li t.:cc t iir i' a n d d bi ßli t e r ' .Co e g h z e fil o !'
• .!:. 2 . -' . Y . . . ~. `'ill
'should
•s .t. - the saidWiii , - , Shroff - ntl , HO' '' t-1' " 'f
_Twerity-seyert- ; - counsel . *ftre • gitipkytht - tit 1 : c houl: ) 1 tio - - marled f '.
4 : f 41:ie ."4-14'
c '
t he -or the• use a , said - .Frederick
.. • i
'this!case by the opposing; creditors: Conn-) . 811 " 0, t°"'harn the same is teamferred.. 'Whereupon
• •.. ' 1 rule awarded returnable' kitli'APril, 030; notice' o 114. i
iel - for - petitioner, -Zelagntan . Pl - 'll'' ' 1 Ti . ublislie i 1 one - newspaper - pulditilied in:cttrlialei - for ,
sis.weeltatOhe notice to all Cencernid;., : . • .- .
,7 - ' - ± - '7 - "'.:".7" --- 7'' , . ~.• HY71*6.00 4 t -,-----:
•'-'•:butaberland. - CoM S ity• S. ."," '---- ,'.' -,.•-`... .
..:..... ' ' s - `.-,' Ido certyfy:that thst,nkoreitia trot , cspy
~..,.%, ' of the'origiiial Mien mien fro of
i' • i ~ : li, 'the Orphans court'of Said ;coinity,in t6: . -:
:,... 4 . 110,•••• --.. n;ta , re ,,,, - I intvci herclorf my
e.
• ecretary of theNavyi-1/17.9hltigton:--7,
of the
Imgislature•oi - thO,Rtatelave determined to
bring...its present bession to, a ;close 'on'; the
2d day of next Month, (the day before the . ,
, ,
term p
ination of the egertt sPssion of Cot
gross.) • -„ ;
in the dri-
Vs crew."
ed Mid
lid on or
MEN
ifembers
U. .S.. FRIG ATE Cir , FSTITI:TION,
Tagus, Lisbnn, Jun. 8, , 1837
- •
No. S.
la. S. S. 60asirruTioN,
Li:4l)on, Jan. 9,1837
'‘t
Verv...reHodetfully,
tpun'oltedient_setrant.,.
WIiLLS
.-4*,:: -- 0**4**. 7 ,..:*.A . #,..1r0i'.447 . 0, - : ' 1
1••• SENATOR . FROMANEir YORK: : ".
~;The'Senateof.,Nevir.'ltirlt.lithe- e ti.guil- •
of a deed of The most.. - . and.
inianons . tistiquitifon.- is IiICOVn . • to . our,
- readers thatthere" is ' that bOdk a small
- Loco - Foeo.majorittli.e . yote F --
,uponpartyi
questions,standing:l4 •W higs. to 18 Loco
F000s.'•• The law: ot •the State' regulating
'the election, of United States Senator, 'pre- . '
14des that each haMee shallinake a nomina
tion in 'separate meeting, and that .they
shall then assemble in joint meetingiand i 1
upon comparinethe 'nominations, Lit_ap.
'cars hat bath houses have nominated: the,'
same' cierStiffilieis declare_ Elected.
If, on the contrary, it appears that the
,Housee:have disagreed as to the nomina
. _dons, the law-reguires them, at-once;--to
prOeabil to elect a Senator in joint meeting.
It is, of aiMrse, under this, law, within the
pOwM. of either. Indneh to defeat the choice
of, Senator by refusing to nominate, And.
this expedient the' Vah:Buren- members of
the Senate" have 'had tli'd hardihood to adopt.'
1 In that body, on Tuesday the Senate pro-
ceeded to the nomination, when 'the 14
Whigs voted •fOr Mr. T4LMAD . 6E and the
18 Loco Focbs each voted -for a different
man, Tam, Dick ; and Harry, men of straw,
With_the avowed object of preventing a ma-,
jority of votes iming given to any eandidate. ,
! In.lhe tIOUSq,:Mr. TALMADGE WB9 i-ioinind
led and a, message sent to the Senate,, iii
foriping that body that the House was res..;
dy to meet and compare ;the nominations,-
"land the message.,:was.mmtempeluously laid
1 upon the Itible by the - - - Seriatois who hold
their seats in open Copternpt •atid_ defiance',
`of the - vOice of the people of_New York. .
- • e. tate at the next ele
lion; will fully avenge this - • outrage upon.
the rights •of the People.—Ba/t. Chron.'
MARKETS
.
_
'• • " amok., Februitiy.:lB.
marketi'as - evineed an
iihsettled and feverish...character throughout'
the week.On Monday, a parcel of 1000
bbli, was sold-at-$8,50,-less 30 days inter
est. Oh Tuesday, holders were. offereng
to sell-at $13;37:1',.. and on that daY'atid.Wed4
nesday,sales.weteAtadO'at that-price. : :.The
English advises by the Cambridge were
generally published on Thursday morning;
and . on. the same morning'Sales• of 'several.
Parcels - were/bade at18;374.' Qittlie same
day,.ho. , ,v,ever, a sale-of 200.bbls..Wasioade:.1
at:88,25,• and• we believe--that-one-:or-Ltm
other parcels, - were soldat tlmt price. To
day--_-holdersr-very-generally- ask-:-$8,37-11;-
tliere ii - one, however, 'who is willing to
' • .
GRAlN—Wheal—On Tuesday a .crop
of prime Md. redwas sold at. 51,85 per t
. Sinee..then, sales of .goed to prime •
reds have been -making-in-stmt.
8t) n151',85.." Receipts. - trilliitg. . ' ."-
..
!0012N,4 -Sales of. Virginia ; straw col Our-.
.ed, on Tuesday, at B 5 cents,: - Sales of ,l 1 e'
-white-at-85-cents, and r .pf__Marisland
,e).l6w
at 88 cents. ' - -' • .2 z
RYE.A.' parcel of NIA. .has ,Ween - sold
at sl,os.—None now in markUf and much
.• /
wanted. • • - .
_. •
1 07,1 - 6,l — iiilate: - Wifi . aWien tS;---,
-FLAX SEER. - -Owing- to the advanced
stage of •the season Thisarticle has almost
ceased to arri74u market. • The small lots
that come inzare taken from wagons at $l,-
56 to $1 1, and the store prices continue
at sig to 75 per . -
91,0YE . 11 LlSED.—Theit is a_ good
gdpply•of clover seed in market, and sales
, have been made from stores at.sl3 to $15,-
75 per bushel, the ,latter
, - price:for prime
Western We quote the . "store price
at $l6 to $l5-as in quality.
WHISKEY.—The Marketremains qui
: et, withoup-any alteration in • prices. We
quote, hhds. at 41 cents, and bbls. from
stores at 44 a 444 cents.. The wagon price
of
bhl siTis74o - coitts; - exchrs ive - ofilicharre is;
MAIUtIED.
On the_ . 2.9.th ult. by the ltey. 1)..P. alloscro filer, Mr
PETER CAUL, to I . ESS ELIZA NEWCO3YERi-IMIIi-Of
'DiCkillSOß township. " •
Outhe'Mst nit. by the same, Mr. WiLLYA3I it AIL
OP, :t.6 Miss MAUI ANN raIIIISTLIEB, both
,of MY-.
that - township.
On the sante, da.‘„by the. sane,,Mr. A.Mot FALLER',
1.0 Woma, both 'of 31ifilin township.
On Thursday lad by the Ria\ - -Mr. Cummins, Mr.
.Dotks F. • ASIBERTON of Carlisle . , to At iSS ELIZA,
daughter of Mr. Benjamin Pena . , 'of Dickinson
toW uShip. . ,
On Thursday I:tartar 'the R ev. HenrY Aurand, " Mr,
.losern..l.lll.calt,..to Miss Rosnlyri.t ` luTz, both. of
Monroe township. •
On the same day, liv theleame, Mr.
to • Miss ANN ELIZA MCCLURE, both of Monroe
. township. _ .
On the same day, by the &Lane, My. Ailkst, Mrot.r,
of North Middleton - township; to _Miss Auxrs spriayr,
Of Hopewell township. .
DIED, • • • :,
• . . , . - , , Con/fir/in/60w' .
In this ly3rough dn the night of Tuesday the 19th
initant, Ace litl lIIIICSSOftIut6 celcs ; Dv: Tit KoDORT:'
•
Diverse, in the 3Sth year of Ilifti'ge. In 111.40141 c Ca
, 'pacity, whether as a.physician, it citizen, or. a 6liriS 7
thin, bp Myers utis too well known and, too highly
i esteemed, to require euldwy•-- - But it wall iti, ,, prit7ate
life,,,-that the inestidenAing fen titres of- hiR-- - einira Cter
IWere deyeloped ; and here, as an alli. , ctionate kins
nian, n -devoted husband, a faithful friend, a kind
1 neighbor, and a consistent follower of the-Cross, be
, was loyed most by those--who knew .4 - iirti_beq. - Be
I 'died, in great peac from his body free fro racking pain;
- and lilt soul stayed 7 Upon God his Saviiitir.-• - '- - -
- .tinany wheTettlion _
signature and affixed the Seal of said court
ht Carlisle thel Sth. Peln , oary 8,19: •'•
• ' - AMU R.; o:
Carm cl'ebi..t~j
--fiw
/STATE N
ME' T 1
~‘
of Rec r cipts f and'Expenclitures of trumbe rland Count.
• ',' B y. : 11.4. - Co' in . iniiiioitio L .waid,county,frowthe :Istqf January . 0 thr3l.,slt . of Beceniper f :;./2 ~..,9 .:183,.8, inclusive
DR;........ :.: 11 1 1- - ...'':: .wm. i sc - RAmsEY ; .. Es(L, , TREAsITRER..
71;O1;iitaii..4 iIL - O . cod fity, r elYed•frOin fotra.t4lreasuir; r, . . • . . $ . 50. 5 4 '. - • By:cash . fiecid 60 ."(TomirtiairitiriCre/ oi•dei,s,' &c, viz:
.
• Balance of the outstanding pathe:4st ofJanaary, 1838, : For tuition a . . 1) S,.tulio_nari forpoor children, '• ; ..--.- $•495 . 59.
Amcnitit of takes assessed f 048.98,. ' , ''..,: ~, .
~.. : 19A05 , 16 1
, ..31)0 no. Grand and, Praverse Jurers pay,,, • ,
~ r; •_•..,,- ~..... 2 44 .25
~. soo on
__ f_, c aps i ol_v 't__ ca;_ a •T ir : d_oulo i: ll:_froiu J R . 9 BLu i az A t ir t m sci st '• ro ' 6 • . .': •
‘., • .
Auditors:Tor eettling accountS Tor 1837, , • '
• - „ ~
' 465 00 'Witnesses-fees in critninal,prwdutions t . •• • • 475 21.=.
•Do I: - • ...do; ,''• ~'' Joseph Clark, .i : ' ' . . , '
•' Do - fur an estray eroili IYavid Hume, Esq.,: lO 09.
'..Fers,due condi. - rcfirriddlii(rtrti - eolleethes, ... "• - • 1 3 37 Justices' , 'do , . • do • - - - • my-64.
'I .:'Do rtfceived :on unseated lands;&e... •- •• . •-, ' •••, 16 °' Constables": ---do,- - -.-• tic! - , .- - - - -11 3 24:
'. ' .... .-'t 8,0 : Printing. for comity', -.-• -- . • •
0 0• . • : 132 24:
2 :ii cy :; ( f lit . s E )r rb ee ,s el i Zd e i t t i. t u thEtzt r e;lr s tn re s g ,
civeat. , •
:. - .
... 7 85 Cot stables-for : quarterly returns, . - • :..'•80 09 .
• loces refunded cin Coroner's . Ingnest, : - -
Repairs and incidental •eXpenscs of piiblie buildings, ill.'
• : eluding Court Cr'ier's fees, stationary for' office; &c. • 226 061
: • . job n.. Miller for•road dainages, - : • ' •. • .. . ' -1 75 00 ,
[nquests'on dead bodies, . • - . , , . •-- 52 0:1
.
E. State Penitentiary for support of convicts,.....
_.• . ' 268, :96
Sundries furniAed county jail and penitentiaiy, ' 201 fifi„.
- Bridge over Yellow Breeches creek at Lisburn, in full, „. ' 606 66
- Assessors' pay for - 1838,• :- -
.- :. • -:- : • • .- - 572:06 ,
Taxes refunded, • : 51 . 00/
. , . . .-.._
~.,- _ ••..
- : Expense's:of General Election, . • . : ~ .. • - , 235-56
I. Myers, Esq. Sh'lT, for support of . prisoners, dr,c;,.18'3% 1084, 07 '
Joseph Lobach, Egq. salary as. Keeper of Penitentiary,- 209 00 :
---
Directors of Poor,,for support of paupers, &e. ~.:- 6000 00
R. 'M'Cune,Esq. salary as - Director of the Poor fur' i 538, - 30 Ot! :: „
Dairid Emmingef, Esq,, do - do.: . ,do .- - 20.09
A. Wg .--- tolier, Esq. --' - do . - , - .4 --- - -- , -- .. -do- ' , 30-00,
• Jacob Zug,...EAq. pay as CommisSioner, in full. , '9300 -
JaMes AV illis l 'Esq. pay, as. • .do .. for 1838,. . 120 00
•=- Robert - C. - Sterrett, -Esq . .: • . -do .--- -- --do . r - • - . - 105 - 00'
• •-• John, Cornmari,,Esq. -,_ - dofrom.22o - iWov. to '
31st Deeeq - kb6r, 1838, •' . v• . •
John Irwin, Esq. salary as Clerk to Commiss'oirel's,
. • rues--It--Gfabaii Esq -salarys-A•tiOrneY-W-110..--1------- .
T. Craighend. jr.E.4q. fees as Clerk of Qum': Sess. - &co,
S. D. Adair, Esq. .fees
. as -Deputy Attorney General,
George Fleming, Esq.•Protlionotary"s fees, - -
. DO - ctor - Stadigerfor-Appreliending..horse thief;
.:
_\V.-Bentz ; on-ascount-of_loan-With-interest r -
Ron. John, 'Stuart, .
_do •• du. ~. _ •_,..
. .
-Robert Arm Strong,:. • ' : ' - do
JiisePli Clark,,, , do ' • • do ..
~
J. H. Gratisio,rEsq. fees in case
,of Writ.orerror - ,
Viewers -of:Roads and-Bridges, ~. -. ' ' '
Vox orders, -
SCHVDULt OUTS'PAN . DING - ThX
Drte cOuntg_per return Treamirer,eist December, 1838.; s
e:coneratione,,Uc. with the amount apseredAP' 1838; vit.
Tcrionsidps, egc. .Collectors. .Imt of du:
. • .plicatee.
William oodst
Nlartin Dunlap, •
T. Alontgomerv,f •
•Nichnlas
I'. Messersmi4
Geo. Kinsinger,
Daniel Sharban,
Daniel Leckey, - •
Robert Clark,
IL 1). Daelhousen,
- David - Martin-4 7 - --
.Adam Reigle i f
John telin,
George Zwing,t
John Johnston,
John Saiton,f
Thomas Spencer, :
Johnßaurn,t.
Dickinson;
Silver. Spring,
Pcnnsboro' •
•
Carlisle,
Dickinson,
1. Petinsborottgli.
Erankrord,
Hopewell,
Mifflin, - •
MOTWOe; —
N. Middleton,
Newton, '
Newville, -
SniitliMiddleton,"
Sontbainpton,
Silver Spring;
Shippcnsburg bor.
do toWnship,
V. Pennaborougli7
ME=
COUNTY BY TH.B.KOLIOWTNt-PERSONS;
•
e .
1 - MTTloleomb, Esq. late sheriff, for.fines'and jury fees fur 193T-,-$lO5
_l2
J. Mvers,'Esq. Sheriff, for Jury fees for 18154.,. - 44 09 -
1 - I.Anehos - keeper of penitentiary for 1837,. • . 59 49,5
Sri-Doyle for-costs,— . • • .
29
R. Miles do. • . • - . 22 15 -
The County stands indebted foi balance of loan t. , D W. I3entZ; $2000.00
. . _
To balunee due countYby Teca§uece,.
.
`The balance Otte county hy,,W., S. Raniscy,-Esq.,•latcTreasut4r;
- iiiiee - piiiil ti) 11113.siir , ,e ' Osof itifitil , ; - 7
itSince paid in full. . ~--, ..- .. .." . : -.'_ . ,
. -- ..
)
,"
- 4Since paid on tecountWlla ni : fri orc—,---' $ -
ilioni it 10..
" . • Geocgo•F..."wing, 18( : ..
. ",. - „ . David Alartin,. - _ - -• " -•• '265' • '
. . . J,lliitte Montgainery, . ' . . _175
• - • • .4olitr-Sit - A6ni - ' ----------: -., -1.r , ,,,3 -.. ---:--
--,---"7-1
~..
... ' , „ ' johil_Ratifil;
.... .i '''` • • 30 , •• ,
.—.--
COUNTY, S'S.
. ,
.
.' • We the Commi§ioners of -Comberlane r Contity,. Ito
--- 7 4.1 n.1x.f,. . .i .
Nir,e.,. certify that-thenbove and foregoing exhibits a truetniut
. .14gA1. i .,..*: correct statement of-the Receipisand - Expenditures of
• ..0 4 . 1 ,v irtt. said
..z..4 . , ,, t , county, • for the - term above stated, as also_ or 'the
'4 - 4 Y" • Taxes assessed for the use of the county, together with
Bic aggingateiif - fe.dian'd-=ekniferations-allowell_dtkripttlfenaid term
—and :. also the. amount _of the several taxes' outstanding andin
the hands of, the respeeti'Ve Collectors, as. above stated; according
to the bent of.our knewledge and judgment. •
-.-- ll' itness-pur'hands•and - seal of officc,- . ..at- Carlisle, the fth-day-o
January, A. D. 1E3.9. ' . . .
JAMES WILLIS, • . -1. : • .
.• .'
• ROBERT Cs. S'VERRETT, ' Ctimpiissioner3., •
• - JOHN PORNMkN, . - • . ' '.. -
• Attest—JeuN InwlN, Clerk.
.: , ' . •,, .. .
.. •
-T 11U FEES', Salt E.
Will be offered at public sale in, the borough Of
Nov vine 'on 14urardaytki 14th day of March„ .1839,
the following real estate and personal property; viz:
- • LOT
situate in the borough of Newville having thereon
erected is Lol , i HOUSE Sc KilTalEN, u Black-I
smith shop, and one half im ekeellent well •c f
wa
ter, bounded on the west by lot No. 23, owned by
i Ili gan, on the north by Cove al ley;on the..east by
lot No. 25; owned by Win. McCundlish's heirs, and
_amthe_south_by_Mato:Areet„_containing_ Bo feet in
front and 180 feet in depth. •
The personal property consists of '
7'TM:lOll6g Machines and Horse rowers,
10.cl-iva.4 , ---mno,hies - .
-1 first rate Turningeiathe with the necessary tools
for turning,. ' - -
I do. do. horsepower for tuiliing lathe
2 elegant Ciirringes, . . ' •
6 elegant Buggys, lined with fine cloth. and..:tell
finished, . . . ,
:3 neat Dearborn. Wagon's . ,
I -large Broad •Wheeled Wagron r iteW: t • '
1- second - -Iniiided Ilin:ouche,, . -
. •
•
1 :do - - Gig, .•• _
4 - . setts of elegani white k 'yellow-niounied
Aliumbertif riding Bridles k Martingales. A lltr§
lot of Breechbanils,Cruppers Collars, • Blind-MI. I
dies, Boa Bombol4.
, 11Bands and Milkers;
-2 setts of Smith Tooth, 1 sett of Ctmelismith _Tools,
• and 5 setts of Carpenters' Tdols,
1 machine for bendingtire,
•A quantity of plough I roas t mid-other isSoried,
largeiot of old Iron & scraps, n large lot of &tit,
'scantling, boaills,Ste. of carionS kinds and desei ip
lions ,
- 1
1 elegant new fashioned CookingStOve, ';
Hensel - fold and Kitchen Furnitime of iarithis
with' geeat many articles not mentioned:.
- The abocetillicles :will be 7offered on, the , - aeive
mentioned day . , and terms 6f sale .made known and
due attendance given by the Trustees-of William 13.
A . .
- LF.X.'I3 M. Krßlt,
• -JA.0013-411 , 131115i- • --
Tr uakei.
• stuff COYLE,
Feb. 21; 1859:-..-3t
•8 MI T.. 6.1: avorT.-
~ , •_. - . ,
Grille rebeirAts and,expentliturOi;of South Micklle
ton School Distriet. - by the Direc;thri of iliktd:Ohtiiet
from .lone I.BtlBnl to Jiine I.t 1•838. , ' " ' '
• , Air..:II;•GRAIIA.NI. ES(i. TREA.SintER... ' , •
of runds frorn
sonrces;---- :- $ 2756 12
To chsh t . • - lBBl}
Bi troll
. , „
• We,tlio. Andit?rs,nt 'South
~41.1itld'atm township,
having kaoline(' Ote - acconntsand vintaliers of William
Graham, i L Esu. Tretistirer of said District Irani - the• Ist
day ofJnne 183fi,to the Ist .lune 1838„ inclusive, 'do
report atid fitid a Intlaifte due ', the
trict Vsnicitreasncer, o,f eighteen
' dollars.at thirty:re:o'a
and n half eents as abrivt hutted, •• Given .tioder Pont
hitildithis lath ,Fch..1,8:1 1 3.. • t"
•• -'
_dAIIN. STU.V . RI 4 I' •
• ' •-• . •:;• - lAppn
• • -•-• • •
-; " 2. ' •
'.. .•tiA,ll, I[RON.7OR , SALE.,
A... NAOsortmeOt of the hest qiitilitrliariimeteil - Bari
:,-trpn•for stile sr - Dickinson Forge prices, ut 11.
hOde'S 13sil Itsid . Warehousti: •;-. , - , . , :
: ,Curlinle . October 47, •184114 . '-.. - -'---..,•••• •• , ~ •
. ..- .
UM
übject to
Ain't out
atanding.
$ 202 45
729 62
349 79h
138.84
386 97
461••74
687 05h
1837
14820
1396 ,97
Isll n
1787 05
519. 28
411 16
420 90
_ 1357_83_
246.73
1497 954
946 37
• 160 434,
30
107,8 95i
1829 87
385 25
173 80
00
1838
_ 381 73
2,46 314
352 37
1390-13
431 936
454 87i
103 80
$0,105 46 $6817
$264 Ili
4;26,047-01
-' Assict•NE 4 .. • ... _
]NOTICE: . " - -- - - -- --- - -- - cHE — A - ro — runtX - N- - -nvtirt,_
I - beg leave, to inforinthe p ublic in general; that
Wily - LT: al ? George - \V. 1
rthe firm ofSIIEAF
„I.. Thl i t a ;.7l7l c lT/ cl‘ f l o r r se t i ll 'e e s p u t i t i t!p c ose of conducting -the
deed.of assignment of all his effectsiincluging
, i ,, .. his v i) ,., ° ;;;,lllercantile Business , nt this place, where We intend
and - aecounorlDr -- lhe -4 )onefit-° I. I " re'''"-ar-'--------'------•constantly-lcceping-orchand-a—large--and-gencral---as—
is hereby given to all those indebted to tilt said ‘..eo i rge
- ;sertm 7 ent of ~_.' . .. - .
lIV. Crabb, by , bond; note or bbok flea - flint, to cal
"ir GOOD dROCEttIES C.
the subscriber.tual make payment without delay.
• WILLIA)I Ai. _PORTI4I, Asstp invite all to give us a call.-
Carbide . , 'Feb. 12, 1839. Car,oliffr. MEArttk. _ I
N .
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
subscriber's, under the firm of John 11. Weaier
and Co. was dissolved by mutual. consent on the 7th
instant, AM - pervns indebted to. the, late firm will
Blease call With John IL Weaver, in whosekands the
ook accounts, notes, due bills, ECC:itrc left fmr collec
tion, and to whom payment must be yrintle. r.
• JOHN H. WEAVER,
. . •,' ANDREW RICHARDS 1:
Carlisle, Feb, le, r
-N. B.—The subscriber t °Mimic's to do. uineSs at.
the' old stand. JOHN:H. :WEAVER.
EIUOIMATIMM 7Mi:DaL -
,
. .
.. ,-;• -‘ '.• '
. FIDE
.. .. . L
Alb._
. - CAPITA $600,006.- - .
BPIF. .. . 4 4 'l4
Hr. ' milt Anacrica Insurance" Company of
=-:-Philadelphia r tliccitigh. their agency_in Carlisle,
con lime toinstire all kinds of properirapplist the risk
of ME; such as lisrisoB,:floimehold Furniture, Stares,
atereOndiie, CA. at their lowest rateS of premium.
The whole expense of Insitrinr , $l.OOO worth of pro
perty \Vial only cost front $4 to $5; dependlpg upon its .
situation, and nil policies , can be renewed in Carlisle
without the expense and trouble of seri - cling to the city : i
• AppliCation-to be made either in per Son of. by:letter
I
to
-; •
Carlisle, I....c.bPtinry 12, 1839.-:-.5m: 1 ' . 11
. - A •JAC • , `. •
K•..
•
• THE bit bseritier is now in - possession of a Cfntir.,itn,i
portiql by- Coro:. :Teak Elliott,D. from the Nand of
Nlnjorka. The Jack )a beet over hot - meted to
this country, ranfie hut 4 I;cars old this spying. Per-,
sons desirotis of raising '. l ,liULES,"‘vottld do Ikell by'
calling to see •.' ' • '
J .. •
AMES A. GALLAHER.
MAX . UP4iCTORyANIi STORE
8647,83
219'75
19800
215 00
444 00
75".2g
QllliilZELLAgii•Lt; P.44.1tA$ 4 93,5,
,yo. 57 ; Nod Thir4Streetibetziien'afail & Ardi
, I alp Tint:
71 - 1 E
on hnna, and 'now,ollEteni saie;, qt , then itord;.,tilitrge
• • , axle gentiurtiisiirtnit* of `'.", •
- • '
satst
is sii
• - -
../MlttralllM LtiU.2,2koo
and Parasobc as pria,tiPitof.ag cheap., and Giarranted
to be °gnat in niateriat and workmanaldri to any, man
td'actneod' citjr. pattkinage ,
comszTßY
VIEIRCHAIN.ITS ill thenfain ee'imectAdly . lsolicited.
.• • • ••• • FiStigft, — &r‘SW`SlN:=l
Philadehddit t Veb. 12,1 . 839.-3 m . I
sohseribeel`ehling.iii M6nroe.township:
totters of ndminittr4tio - n - iiiriltettinte oftve
Wolf late townsl4p (liNqiol6ptkhyv,iva notice'
in all lierannh-wlin kun-w fhernselvesifiqvbied the
("Aiaic .61: said to conic forwaY,ll nutkif pay 7
nu~it, anti - eh
all those WherhavetiMti'ileiinst-Kr,s
-.oesent them M.-„tlie — rati plievi4ertltti,Y - Mithent
• 3011 it,lls.'l"F A
' ,,. .llcYttroC 48.9V 1 : '"-• •
~
f! lel
cnted
. ,
. . •
: . -.....: . • Whole amount.
: paid out, -' • - - 1.7037 50.
13y commissions allowed' .Tieasurer;- ... : /'-' --- ''.. . ' ~. '`.oooo
Exonerations.ullowed'epllectUis, .. .-. . •
.. •
_' 345 - 31
Fees . __ . -'.. do .. ' • dp - . *---. -. *- ' - ••• .. 1053.34
Balaneelbf_taxey due. by collectors, per Sehedulutou
-4bit.side,
109,3 lii
Balance it hands of-Treastirt,r;
1 , We the Auditors of.Cninberland.county, having rkatnined ; the
several accounts Mid vouchers of William S. RarnSpy; E r sq: Trea
surer of-said. county, from thd-Ist- day. of Jatmair to the 31st day.
of December,A. :D. 1838, incluSive, - do report anike-ertify that si.e
find -a balance due said county by .said . Treasurer, of clad thotisand
and.ninety-Three dollars and tifieeti and a halfcim is as.above stilted;
.. Given undermir hands at Carlisle, the 26th January; A, D. 1839.
, . - - - ::: • — WILLIAMIUSK --
- -GEO. M. GRAHAM, Suditors.. •
_ .
JOHN CLENDENIN,
. .
ffilla
MEE
JOSEPH SHULTZ. - •
met Rock, t'ebuat7 sth 1839. • •
11All-thoseknowing-theinselivitiptlebtetl-to-me-,
'ake parnentht Store, as tlie BookS are lef
louti
' • AA/ AgTEIN - to
i l .
...i, •.. ~,, v. : • „tChambersblir g fin'
. I". t.}. ', p.: lNl.tfiburgi n nliniber or
SEy
- •
i ldr Wiali , ..ltn r tniFtr,eiglit will ht ~ i ven.. : A n fity ot the
Witroliduse . df ;. , gys'rgit, sltivz st, Co.
I
• . . . Cliainl)6.shnrg.
tialiftle j Febrnavy 5;18:3 . 9.-161. . ill
1 ' . PIJBLIC •SA I.E.
. .
- Will he sold; at public sale on the.premiseon_Sat
,
r urday-the'aid day_ of February 1330,._ hi tairsiquitie of
an order of the orphans' ootirt of Ctiipbeehind bounty,
- •
I -As Tract or. P iec
eo f sU roil ir,(l,
.
Situate in Newton ToWnahip, in said county; adjoin ,
ing t ianda of C. Au, David Grew. and James Wad
illep-eoniainin—r• i n iriout tiniliiii . ti. haf tacres be the same.
more of less ; Baying a
. •
ONE STOlit -M g HOUSE, . ' 1
thereon ; being late the' •estnte: of -George (Handl-,
tleol. the.purchate - money to be . pnid cash, on trio'
conlimAtionof 'the . ..ea - lei - fide 'to commence at i 2
o'clotkof said tik; j r; iliOn dtte attendance'Arill be .r.iveri
.. •,. ~ - : '-' , ..tAcon cin.,BErtf, ..
_ - of GEORGE CLAUDI. r , Deed,.
' January. 30th, 1339. , .., - ',-, '
~ : ',.', • .
,•s 7, rr` I
N,
facturr.d.Lopticno; with Kern.
For intl.:Ocilla% guryttirt• nt Mr; Cruhli's stare/ •
'Carbide Ft•hrnary.s -,•*. • ,•, • •
' •
" DISSOILUTION/
' psirtiiCrslrip he'rctorcire, cii4ttig
illoore and Iliddh, is
ilitt! "flay siolve(l,V I.q!niness of
th*.firin 34111pc3.4bn, A,
At 0 01 1;
, L .F..1),W A Itll
Jitnlint
Curti 1 f 14.'1 - • s„..
4 -:fpilie.litifiar. , •:•; • ••
kroiiti tratlinit,,peAtirirtlext,
!muse sidj*klig , Om Post ofi3e:64lloY or,cripfedf;y
tFrffistiPtily OgiltiY•
- - • • JOHN 1 4 ANE,
PgAisle,.Tailuifv, 22dr tBJ9i ?;
MEM
28 50
260 00
110'24
53 oo •
1515
3 . 4 1.0,
303 25
- 511.05
091 09
.- 750 •
45=
'lO-79;:
6317 701
121953 854._
-1093 .T5l
- • $26047 0
GEORGE'SREAPPER.
1 . ' eit.1.41-iV/ON SCHOOLS .
LE -°L-
, , • OF CAIIUS. '
ik bns been neNdireq; That the'll d i ttx t o rs c h r ,,,, , Dr.,
rectors of the 1.1 - mongli of Carli:,,le,' wi . 4 hereedlin- 'nett -'• -
on tliefirst .4.17 pd ofatteacl4'maillk in tie "rei‘vii 'flail', . •
,at nine". •ok:lnek• in the winter, and •eigheu'elock:iin _dim' .
summt , r; rii• the admissiviii of Miolurs into the. .Poldie
Schools; and the, tr,anSaittion of other. hitsineSs i
"Ter.:clii,*... ,„, -:....
itea, Parents 11;(4• Scholars, will therefore:. take' i,ntice;. . •
that the next meeting ofthe Beard Will be on Aforillny - , ' n
the-4th day. of Febrnary.next,Suniont.the.firat.X.Onday*---1-.-_-
i ca:cach month pllow in 4. and ehatlltet\e, will he' the - ' •
I mily'opporuinity afforded,for presentiVtg billi and ad..
i mitting Scholiast , . • • ' ' , - ' - - . ,
1- -T -s
-eaeluunre_iniSrnieil.,-tlint the , -1 4 2th Rttle- et the
pllblisbntriftnin'tionts (itthe v
, Bohra, t ,Nv biall"Petiri_ r _. (l ‘ • a
5v -.---..
, fiircrlithislil . ter - dlYetrOtict:ol a
I*firomr , -. • '
Ctu atl.( al school,: tuna the meeting- 110 e 'Aoard,:. hon. .
f - ~„ ..e.x.Noiv.qyAp turfa SeNo,'aryt,,,whewliave'noi
n o , "ny school nrtbe Beroiwis,Or,,oe,'?fitirickiA*“
~,,,,,,,,,„.:
o:tele too . and °OM'S Get,t , ail•be-nipetedthatthe , ..-. •
Tearhe nire•Adrand satisfactory etide - netc.::..",„li ~...,
By, order of the Board; -*".: • ... -: ,' ' • '-' r . ' '.
, •,. ' ,:'' . ' ~ . ,T.4311".:S iTAMILT(th,I.,:&4 -'r:',..-F: . .
. , ..
7 .l(louse
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o
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4Tail7mua 410 Tattaiiilltia
HAVE taken that largo 'and 'commodious WAHH;•.
HOUSE, lately erected on the Canal and Reif Road,
below the foot of Chestnut street, Harrisburg, where
their arrangements are such that they ctua;at all timei.
forward:pioduee-tut-tnere6ndizo ,
' and despatch, to the following pined, Viet
Pittsburg,,Cotum , •
hia„Baltimore,Carlisle,:Chambersburgf
-• and all intermecliate places. .
They have lately entered into arrangements so alto 7
enatilde them. to send any produce or goods by way
.the.' Veonsylvania Canal end, Columbia Raileoad,:ta
l'hulndelpliia; at theisame-prices -charged by,othet•
root tames rtunt'n:'oni the .[1 letvanal,_thmt.iaining_---
t tree t Itys In -time, and ,deliyeetng'gctoiltlin.Broad
metal, nvniding the ustett, expenee of battling from the
SiAttly Ili A
I WTI .I PURCIi And '
-ountry inztainee of every description; and keep con- • .
aetli on hand &tout, plasterytieh and' salt for Sale.
April 2 , 1858.-Ir. „:"
liIZODUCE•& COMMISSION
!A I -4 •
- NNY ' E.'W<I 4 o . MEOZYS I AI .
A-owl Street, Philadelphia.
• .TII I.; undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of Primktin and Cumberland counties,: that he has.
°Kited W AREIIO US in Broad Street, next door
shove Broad street Hotel, for the sale of nil kinds of
Country - Produce, atuncspectfully solicits 'consign=
mem": . - • - -
'From iris general actpiaintatre, knowledge" of bit
Aness, and the exerciSe of his hest efforts - to promote
the interest of hiti customers, he flatters ldieself that
he x ill able-to-rendergeneraLsatignetion.
• ././ICOB , „IIERLIN,
.Philadelphia, M'sr 1838.. '
• - • REFERENCES.- , --_". —
Philip Berlin, Chambersburg.
David Mahon, Esq.
Shippeneb urg,
Geo. W Hines, Esq. - - -
L-Sumagsr-,-Batt4LNewville.
Qen.;:ganel -- Slexande;','t
C
IF. 111: 'Henderson, E. •
. .14Cob Rupp, Esq..
Lang, Esq. Harrisburg.
Craig7,..liglitei, and atoriciii, ~.
GENERAL COIIIIVIISSION •ND
...,
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• ,:M. : W .' - M-tt - .'
•- ' -
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•
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-PO•WW-ARDIN G., MERCHANTS , -
9
la . 3 Es' 4 Central itfock, Broad'St. Phitatlllplaid.• . _
Art, prepared to-receiveand effect Sales.ofssiny Pt o- ,
duce, Provisions,•or Merchandise, which may be eti..
....
. . . - trusted to their charge. - • - •
Liberal. Advances will be .nvitle, when required, . •
until saleaere elfected,- - Allgoods to be forwarded/ ..
by ItaltiViiil. or' CAnal, destined West,
-will, receive `
prompt attention: - -
11,,bert
Flcull"Inko.:. ' . ---.
-
-:Cathei•wood: L i.i.-ciaig,;... - ' ... .... .
Sinniel snyth; .. Philadelphia. • - '
NY m. It 'Pliempson &. Co. .....
-Juluiston-i.....-Tingley,- , -
Saitiffe.l - Digilianf; - " --- •
. . . . •__. „ .
'3. - 1.:61,0iti Smith. Esq: Carhier, .
• .I.S.Ykamberobaz,,,,r - AL__. - ...
- King...W-I(4mm- - 1
pie,B6„ . •
._• -.- _•_ __ _
Xiitg-S; ttio.y'St - A tulerson,'l,,
`Alacsliatir & Kellvs, _.• r rs, •
•
•
1
AfwooiLJOires & Co.. ' ''- ,
- F.ilwaril G. Pail.' &.Co.
.-.- - • , • ,
,Sterlitig, Wii'de-fi'Beebe, v.,..,.„4,04`..• - .:
'Siiiiitiel APAlli;ter ilo' Co. "' --._., i: .
William Crooke & Co.
$.-11; - Produce lett at the Warehouses of Henry . •
_RlioadsiCarlislti 3 Owen NiTabe i llarrisburgior-Eys- ----- 0 -
' ter; klutz & Co., Charhbersburg, for us, shall receive 1 ,..
..prorupt.nttention. ..,
Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1838,—Gm. • ~ -
!Forwarding & Comm issioH
•0.- et'', •a .. t ••0 . .)1
n=:, ...1
si t .....1 el 4 ,
. • ,
•
WEIV .7 OWO ..•
sirtirrity fr Fleming,
Carlisle, Cumb,erlund County, Lave lately
• erected a Ware house on the :
:RAIL - ROAD, -
the ire.q end Street, Opposite
Dickinson Colieke, n , here they ran at ale times Re
-cei-oe ant; PorthamtMerehandizFand - Prothice
•Ta . l2ltila.deipltia,:cltambersb4rg,_and_alt
intermediate places. . -
Having placed dart; on the road, they. nee' enabltd
to forwut'd goo& to Philadelphia without tianalhip.
neat. •
. •
.1!s;:: h. T try will finrchase_Grain, FloO, awl
coultaii Prodwe and keep, constantly on hand and
OL ai,- Li ball •
Jd Alit Litre of.Preight tars
2At - =
-1:30 •$l7l
11 0 M-4) 1U 111.1.111MTIOLZEK130• • "
PHILAIOVIAPHIA.
mthseriber, grateful far past fothrs, respectful.
iv :u . upiaints his frittinls and the lniblib, that he has put
into operation oil the tiarrisiutti Lancaster Sr. Co ,
litmbia •
*4l" - :.14 tilitG
It no of new DOUBLE cArts,,Nviiieh 101 i run reltu. •
larly between Harriaintrg and Philadelphia, b which
Clouds Ind Produce nfall - tleteripßons forwar4
,Jed with eat'e and despatbli, at the lowest rates of .
freight- •
•
(,nods will he i;ecei'ved at the Warehottsb of
corner -of Broad' and Vine
streets. Pliibultdpitia, and forwarded to Harliaburg, . •
hirlisfe, Cita ntbersbnrg',. and. interntetlinte places,
the subscriber.. - ONVEI4
7 -Harrisburg, Feb. 5, MO.. , ' •
iKTFIti!Ii- constantly on
band, f;a111 paid for alniolit all kinds of country pro
.. • ___ . .
Ni - ihritk.. • _
•
• Ali persons in&hted to the estate of the Tate-_
fames liredin, of Carlisle, nee respeetfidly retplested
to call with the subscriber and settle their respective . . '
ateonnts, on or before the first of April nr/t, and
those persons , who, Nive claims and demands aga , tht-
:the *mate, will present them. leplly authenticated f?r,
settlement.
A NNE.IIIIEDII.4, Adorr'l,
t';wl;file Tat .
1890 . • • •
41.24) DolaiVes' atateo4 , H
A DRUG 'STORD . pittlateclitt a tofridit one tsf the
Azniost-fertile-sections-of_Pennsyltinia;_is . . cdrered_—
for sale.- - Tog person of,, moderate capitol, thbre are
hut fow more'destrahle - situaltine. A House'and Lot
ii ill be rented to the pfirelikser, 'if required, Mid: pus
session thereof gittin at any time.- For further park-
Ithir:47itlifilTto the Editors of the Volunteer.,
Felirunry 5, IS.so.—nr. . . . . .. 10 '
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