HERAL& . - - I ,=L_L 2 liy . -GEoRGEcAL,,POIL,v.wq ', - .CA: - qL.IO - . E. - A,pgir. 3, 1839. •-•- • • T • FORI • 1171 g . -. FOIL VICE - PRESIDENT; • . IDAIT - 1313 WrIZSTMA7 , .0 , .. -- . - .1 Ettic-VAL, . • . The Prinoiik 'the . . 4 111ER.J.1.L,1*.10* ISIP6B.ITOII I TIAS BEEN ralmovtlo To Tr watull.DlNG jj' IN. REAR OF Tor.. owERIN G . ED 1Y 'FILE EDITOR,- . • One door Arolith of. she. Niore ;._ . _of .Irnofef . • . • .IN NciriTIiIIANOVEWSTREET. , • TIDE PIITBLICATION'OFFICE _.-N IN" TUE STONE BUILDING ON ;CENTRE SQUARE, RECENTLY .00OUVIED BY CIL:4S. -- E, AND- ADJOINING TIIE 'MUG STORE OF PR. ,10/./X J. WHERE )Ult FRIENDS - ; N1) . CUSTONIEBS' CAN BE AccomnooATED - AS USUAL: • Mardi 270839 . A PIiENOTIWN'ON.-31r.F.riuleis Leech iIRS refiligned 1111iriiitUathilIVOr ittiC7tiVel":of . Plll/116 Afoneys at Colona 7 . 144:01Itio. It:mould be - ivCU for th 6. country- did all _ , ..0e-tecchevicho'siT nCpxy sucking its blood; resign.' :P4nsoNS'' , Sxmv.rti,—Thellarrislntr ge g Intellincer, '.lrt•-• reviewing _the • spec/At - Of: the, new •Senator from ,14corning, says,--"The speecli. of this " tor; in the . Selene on Tuesday, in'reply, to Mi.. :Pen , t'ese and other Senators, delivered in the presence of - n crewt.lMl ainjience, was one , of the vilestoutpcieringn -- of billinkspte slang thatwas imthose_ &c. was the but-then of the .song • His .friends.,had - just •reason to blnslyfer„ the . • eon - dna of ene4iM could' thes - dern can -himself in the .presence of so respectable a bogy as•the Senate' of ..Pennsyliania. ' • ' • • Ile-commenced-his-barangueby-stating_his_mvily -private-history r fromhisbirthzin-Masmehusetts, to • Itia, entrance • into the Senate of Pennsilvania. • .boasted.:triumphantly of his native land, and pro-, nouneed'hiS enm , eitloAy in terms sickening in the `..extrerite; Neit in reply to the remarks w ing, he.indulged a base attack upon the late Governor; winch he displayed a'maligpityvyorthy of a demon. 'Next he.reiloweil the.prikeedings of the mob'here in, Decembce„ and the • caraluittee of safety, of course justifying every thing that theybad done, and then at - temptbd a"reply to the remarkS of M'essrs.•Willilans mid Pearson. Vinalli`heerune tol:eply• - to - the Sen d from Cumbeiland (Mr. Penrose.) And such r a .--;ieplly;!=-Ifirns - Jniade , up-Of-theyilestiporsonal fltnir . • rility that the basest mind could miisibily conceive' and Was alone .worthy of the source ffeM. whence it ,emanated. :Welnitrititended folloWing up the course of his remarks, but gave up the task in disgust. lle closed by stating his regrets that such violent persenai attacks had been ladulged in: ' ! !!!d dignified manner remarked, That lie deprecated equally with the hull- • vid!itit Who had just elMied,khese personal meetultw, —3~nt that he owed it to-idniselfilio- owed ,itly"iiie giQenate of Pennsylvania ; lie' owed ..ft to. dm etnent-' .-- 1 -Iters4af-that-bruly-avitliaeliom inn 'tweed in dwhonds of social inteTtairsel he owed 'it to those with whom he Was'ec , iinfeeted 411;6 tendm :tics of relatives and friends • Ileoixedl ''t toad ,these considerations to repelAe. insinuations' which had .been littered ngaius aim, nn t pronounce there mr- 7 44 : * rlit n se...lle'idenotinced the:_charges of the. •- Senator fro, ase and malignant eal. • the 'calumniator as a kno,tailgur black , thit ; ; 44: And 'were I only, raid'Nfr. r. ) to regard the • promptingi of human „feelings ; were I ,to furget,.that Zthe SearcUrr of all heart • .lof •1 . 't ju sti ce; s as it a,ing 1111 e _ werelAtylisregard the tier, and obligations with have surrounded me;--the - Senator from Lyeoming. might find whether I,aa he asserted; thstgracethe Mood of the Middles!"- This 7asflelivcreo in ,Mfr ; Penrose's hest . made ihte...V,azi6e,§enator!s clutter, so as to be heard .across the Milk when he 3tood up as well as he eciuld 'on Said soinethiegehoutll!r. Penrose being o fool, and,he !hnd"answ e red a /es/ actor ding to hialogy." jiis loco ker.° friends were - ashamed; and almost ready, to hiwi him fur Ids:peer " ilitylied,blackguOrdism. • • -„ , The irlkde -debate'oirthls-subjectitWp;ty-ot.the • troops,j,lias been-.reported steOgrapher: We will llieft:forelid - oiiiibted toliirrai4i our renders with f'ialOv:'Williaini„ 'Pearson sy V ;la lull, as iliFy are riviitten , out •14 . • reliPiter , • • • •• " ' ••• • • •• • .From.,the IlitiiriabLirg.Chrpniote. -.GRAND SCHEME OF iT.II.SteUTI9II-4104P TAP 3\I'AtiTEBBENESS AND PROING ` - , now e t VordithsTlftttblieffikeilt, — .4 - theEktelite *iit'sfartle every h'oriti4'inan• ih Ofesioto., • In the sippropriatiou bill introdueedinto the Loose - !kithetcpclol'oeos o rlp:e is over cuie`million pit:- I dred thousaiul d'ellau:sfot:'reietirs 'his added toWe three 'quaked•thousand already appropriated ,to ye pairs, snakes upwards'of $1,900,000 for the 'Repair Runditthelietiletior, season., .1 This is most unfleeauota- Yme $2 80 , 00 0 were' APPeePrieteil fertf§ - ~ `lbiirit;ttintii.eier before was there more'than'POo,ooo l tOkeeii;ol tba inkoroiTnients of, 'the state - in ; -- iT repair fund:is .the befit elentiOneeiing"money:' 7 1 'Aiiihe;'eein !nen of time i;Ocett, -,_there is not, nor , can there be, olue)reeeclunt: It is entirely under-the control . and at the dispo 'of the P ' '!l ) §o' B 9 44 ; thei"!%'/Pi'vldi§g'd§ttthei, tiheififi be fipplied an necessity, and emergency teighitteT'itiv". Nbie, Why,,isrit'thilt' this fund is so ennymously creased this,yeur under the. auspices of our Ilinkvuin °-Titheiniiitratio i n„Of the State Govoriunent? It- is lii PgcdOn't llrl'i'rO v e ln e"Pt °l re 41 8° had P n C litit T as to retjuire it. But this is intended not 00)7'01145e ••••• 7 4 1 14 ""', W. ,e . 6 INIEM disposal of political "partizans; but also to reflect upon the administration of Governor - !titlier: - : - ,Thal - tlio improVements, :of : the , state are in a.lvorse condition this sprii4; and require - More _ repairing,' than in, for mer yeirS,•iati positive fulsi hood. On the'. contrail, , h re .n re informed by ) nunieroluf , tninsportersithose the most extensively. engaged on our -improvenients, and some of themthe .most decided friends of our hank. ruptadiniiiistration,ihat - ,llie • line - of State lin. rbvements is in tillEttElt,conilitionond reji LESS. cePairing tliiii 'spring, tliaikat any . fernier °len ingof navigation. if it: is desired, we • can give jtlkeMoSt ample and satisfacOry: l proorofilies6 facts. : But we have yet sironger proof. .. 3 111c4legins, one of dm too& honest of the Loco Focti memberspf the House, opposed the enorniqua repair fund appropria-. tion,, and said, in_ the :course of his remarks, thatahe hail been informed by one of The engineers' who made. , *the efitimate.for repay 4, that but more than 'onehulf of the aum lisked ! for m the bill would be required. Tide very day the water watt to be admitted into 'the_ Susquehanna:diisision,nnd yet $O,OOO was asked for 'iepairing - this - Bow could - this-he ? For the - repair - Of the Miamian data,-it was said the s u m Of $70,000 would he reqUired. NoW, theSuperinten4 dent of that work lad informed him that Vightce . ri Thousand Dollars .would be sufficient for that--pur s, pose'. • • • • ' iiere is the evidence of the unnecounlable-proili:: - -gality and. wastefulness -pf the, already _LWcrupt state administration. . • • ___ . . The blackest pa r t of this matter remains yet to be exposed: ,Ire:iirellifOrined by Pereons high the confidence of the loco Coco party, that it-is in contem plationto pass this Repair Fund, sill , for the purpose of raising arteseuse not to pass a;gctiernl approprian tion -bill to .the main; line; intending to create . the imprenSion that all the money at the Eommand, of the -State ;will lie required to, repair the improvements and that . none can therefore be given to carry on the mniti lines.' And the ohject . fdr stopping the work on the main improvementS, is.to break up the present contractors on itreinTitiany of - Whimiareilemocratic, And therefore-opponents of our bankrupt rule& laborers will,be thrown out of' employMent by this Nicraticin,it is in contemplation to bus; over mat keep in good - bun - 16r by - employing theiii, 6n cessuly trark until' fiett'seaStii;by.this - onfrageoUsli - eitrava7 - - glint repair Was there ever before such a grand scheme of political- persecution - and villainy-perpc,_ - hided 'in"iiiircountry, - much -less-in Pennsylvania-? Wellope-rthe'peiiple7will-oPen;lheir-eieS-10-lilese enormities:—to du:toe:infamous political transactions. . . . .. . 'From ihe.liosion Daily .4dvertieer.of ThViiihiy:' - RIGIFILT I.IIIP,ORTANT_FitOI4 . _ , .. ~ - • 'MAINE. .__ - - - . . , ny_the Eastern,moil 0111 s even ing,C MIT rcee ,,, ,, . . elphe - following,. Widely wc - copy.rOut ' the : Augusta 'I ri-wet'llv lourtral. i puts and end for.thopreaiid: to all hostile ineatttreson.thefronticr, and sets at rest, all q4Stions of - controversy until thriller instructions .shaltheyeceived &olio the liritishigovernMent. The troop! of Maine will ofcoin•selinmedilitely r eturn to their homes. 'Maj. Gel]: Scott scents to haveactiul in . this afrUir,iii tile capacity' cifmedia . tor. - _ • • EAU titmaireits - , - Enterri • :linked States 'Army._ Augusta, Maine, 11Inrch --- S The understand, 'a major general 'in the army of-the-Ilnited-States,-being-apecially_charged_with_ unaintaining-the_peace_aial safety of their__ entire Northern and EaStern frontiers; having cause to ap prelicuil a collision of arms between the pros mate fumes of New Brunswick:led the State of Maine on thee 'disputed territury, which is claimed-bv Loth, has the honor, in the sincere desire of flue thilited State's to lireserve the relations of peace and amity with Great Britain—relations which might be much eiuangered by untoward collision—to invite from his Excel - lehey • Major General Sit" :Tamiiirlitiief; - Lieifteiniiif Governor, Ste. a general declaration to dos effitet. 7 That it is not the intention of the ILieutenaiit Gqyer, ' 'nor -- ef. Her Atritaunic - Majesty's: protinee of - - , , New Urunswi ck under the expected renewal of qegfitiations betWeentllC"cabiluits of Londonsand,Washington oit the. subject orate said diaputethereitorv' without renewed i .intilmuctionkto that effect frosti . hitif 'Arrutteitt, to Seek -1 military e:take - in take military force to ex pl't..erefroM the • armed e h civil posse,oe the troops o . Shine. • Should the lersigy ha ve The bonorto be ihynr. - ed - whit. sublvdeclat%tion - -- or asineance tobe- hy him communicated tobis Excellency the Governor of the °Obi neithe undersigned - does not la the- least doubt that he - would be immediately soulfully author.' 'Red by the GOvernor of Maine to - communicate .to Hitellency the Governor of New Beturswiek a - eijrreicrMinling - -- - ----ficriletlaittion - to - thbreftieti - 7 - / That in the' hope ()fa 'speedy and-satiafactory settle ment,hy negotiation between the Governments of the United-States- anti-Gteatßrittain, orthe principal_me_ 'boundary question between the state of Maine and the iwovinue of New Brunswick' it is not the intentionof -Mainerwithont-renewettiostructions-freMAlselegisA, lature of the gtatti-;to attempt -to disturb by arms the said printince, in hie- pnasession of the Madawaska set- .1 fletnenta, or to attempt to interrupt the usual commit nicatioits-lietweeiMhak-proyinceouttlfer4tfiljest up., per petivinces; and that he is willing iti the flint a ,time to leave the question .or possession and jitrisdie tion ns they at present smmi—that is, Great Britalit `holding in fact - possessioir of it part ofsaitl teritory, - and . the GovernmeottOlitine denying her right to such poisessimm and the , state of Maine holding,in 'Act, possession of another portion of the same teeritory,to. Which her right is denied by Great Britain. • - With this- understanding the Governor of Maine will, without unnecessary delay„.ivitlidraWthe military 'force of the state front the liilld disputed teeritoK— •leaViim only, under - sr liiiTtliftgeotot alaidt'elvil Matte, itririMl n oriinarmekto - proteettlio timberrecently' Ciii; mid to prevent future depredations. Reciprocal Reciprocal assurances 'of the foregoing friendly character having . been, through the tintleesignedi in, terchang,ed, all danger of cohesion between the imme thole parties to - the •controversey will • be at once re moved, and tithe allowed the United States and Gyeat Britain to settle amicably the great question of The undersigned bus notch pleasure in -renewing; to His Excellencv,•Majoe General Sir .lohn Ilariey, ' the assurances of his wicket bigh ConSideration mid' ",-.-WINIWI,ELIrSCOTI;—' = .•• • • .To a copy-Of the tsciregnitig;SirleintHaiityantcx. I :b. - d ' ." J . The Ontl&ingnett Major Sir .tiilialllitrvcy; ant Govereoe hi her 3.lrjtaiiniclnutjesty's trovittee 01' irsiew , ,Bru4wick,,having xceely6( a pwrypsitioiri froth' Maier fieiicr I WietieFd' SW:At; of the United"Statett: --' y h* h thr C c • ' h . artn , o o Opy, 11.1 L is• part, siiniflea Ithieoncurrence and aequiescence thciv - L. Sir_ John Ilarvej.rCnewu with greattaca sure ltOin jot.iaClerrl Seott the tetsitrteteeof hitt \carte - eat Orson- - al , r4tird and respect; • . •,!-.: - JOHN" HARVEY. _` . l Government - House; Prtllleridon, • • - -Niti , :Butiiityrit4collarelt..,23, (8 3 9: • the note; or pciyitott apti•the actioptanoe..4.sfii.:..fohiattit;Voi.,-Hos.,F,atrflatt atotex. , - _eti lost.acititpatee. dims words ' ' •!' —T ExEeOrtva - • Atproli 4 2.5","181ty MainO;roLCIIIA don; of the foregoitig,itlioexigincV nut' the troolat Nfl,tipe'' litivotg".Oestseti, has tto hesitation in *jr -sikto Vip - lentire,aminiescence in the proposition Of hfnjor Rtiott. • • • ' _ :Tito tintleri4ned:luisilielione:.ttotenderlto Major! Genernl Scott, the assurance ne.hin . lil,iliVeopikt itint m 'estee. . AVe.learn that Gen filootthas intertilmnied the. ne,-. eept,n,ce,,nilbc(myesporflhd;Ve,Yelptilt. 099:20r,- ao.also dint Povr - rnor orders recalling thelroOtifrof MairMjnnil , for'orgifnit. loitlM`Offilljulsse that ratoTieLitnillniteil;fai:lifetinle, Mit4e,di4sputk4tFritore. , t ; ; . Ovratora.;-4r. learn' fronin pa 7 1 ,- ciT:iiCo? - INi'o - d)t — r..:llfirthi ,-- eu - l'entiliAnin;ilint -Cate !i.loo l .slitaeiftratt: was perfurmed in Ridgelany,.Brad, fun d county, which ilirpwsb that:-,of “Williittuaell in the shade.'-.A man named lihrop Baldwin, with a rifle, of thorrtas Fox, at eightCed,yitrtls lengtho There . Witt tai cup on ` Fgf'.N ' l,eiul, his hair ; was . 11,n1 „, p 4 ,1 oPpin'Wneinlrnallone, ..Bottt were someivitat IvIV esti ;,._. - Pk.' - -1, . . „ The following spirit-itririnitiral Made. !Pnr,""ih 1ick,e!4C0117119f4.00-7tohefilv."!r4"!B;aliik corirteons coiriiittidpr' ‘ ticti v lylo. , ..BA*Wrinf land Volunteere . -. It breath:et the trile,spirliiiflibertit' and we would liuggest to' this modern Don lanixotte; member of the renowned Committee of §afety,'l4o of the white washing of Inquiry, &e. Ike. the ...prapriety,of,tiiiieinhling, his Ahlifigineti and Lave-.it sung grim& eltorus.- , .- Air, -" Yankee ' - • .. =;3 From tholiaNinore .Tranacry; MAINE 'EATTI,EI4ONit Come, sogers.! take joinr muskets up.; • • '' • And grasp 3;onr faiihful rifles; We're gwoin to lick the red coat men ' Who called no Yankee Bring out the big gun.inAe of 'Which forges July thinider ; Bring out the:fing of Bennington,. • . • And strike the foe with lick the ef . ACollts;nny how, . TAnd•dirve &in froni the border";. "- The : loggers Are awlike--and nll Awuit Cie Gin'eals CAler; : •-• , Drilunnin shall not rule the I►lnine; No Shall she (he' water • TheyNe sung that song fill long,enough, . .Muchlonger (lulu they °tighter. . • .; . •,,The Aroostook's a right slick. sitieam, Has nati o n oighth - of woodlands, .And bang the feller that would lose . His footing on auch'goodilands. . And ali'atonetlie•botindary lino • • p t. , Tlieres pasturing.for cattle ;• • But where that lino of boundary, is I • . must deeitleby battle. ' do'not care ahoutlhe laud, • • liut they shait't hook it, from us; • Our country, right we cry— _ , No, budging or_comprontise. . ".* ' So-; , beat the slaxiiskin--blow the fife-- And 'Slam''' in training order; - Our way Is thi;ough the : wilderness, - And•all along the border. • . 'APPOINTMENTS IFOR, Balli lit oleo ;Con teren cc, - - __ • - • Al ARC!! 18:39. . . DISII2ICI . --4. I)Avls, P. E . •llstlthnoreuity--4. Bus,r,ll _Morgan, W B Ediirds, • 1111-Nadel,•l' Myers. . . Baliimort..—N .111. Morgan, S Kcpplcr. West Bulthtiort..-11. S Vintpu. • • r" - -Sharii street & Ashb'r.--4neob Gruber. • • Seauteu"s U. Ileth.;-- - 4' Smith. . • • - Baltimore. S S Roszel,S Erni; • _ Torn—nlithit A Gere,E - Pbrlps. - A m p a p o j, ; ;,---lob Guest. • . • \Vest 0 SIMI Calvert-1 0 - :11.;earbiey, T"-ratit St. 'Nippy R•Veiteb, ( W•krael , Illatteustufrg-41 Best; A. Baker. Chick:units:on-1 /bulges; 1' Reese. Suinmerfiehl»..„l - W liirbardson, Ebenezer—.GeorgU Ili] - • nyromsc_Jilsitticr,r,E;,.l)oitscx,_r• P. AlCxmidria--ll Steele,.) PlotruiV. Foundry,' . 17, Slieye: ;(1.: . Rock Crock--1t .10" Brent. Fairfax--1V 0 Luriolen, L C, liansberger. Leesburg—S Witoszell. Loudon-11.31 Lipscomb, W NVarrentorc::--W El l'ani. • . • . Staittpl=-1V Edmonds, T. C Hity s. ~ FrmiCricksburg-,-F I. Alorktin. -YOstinoreburd—G-G-13rooks, C E Brown.-- Itankti,'E McColl . ROLKINGIIAM DISTRICT- -s.llni . korr, P. E Sockingliatn--11' Wheeller;Levi Ntotiroe, Auguste.--J C Lyou, GDC ht uowtth,.ll2all. Deertield--Tlionis.l - Dyeriv„ . - - Lexington-A A liskridge,AV "Rohr. . llottetont*•±43.. - S73l,artin f :Tiennokl-liidebrand, - Nfonroe—R. Beers: Coi-ington—Z Jordan, it,,A 'Porno.. Lewisburg-:-Jolin Guyer; . -Lesvishurg Circuit-2i G Cheialvortli, T 4111ttsey \V, Osborne, , rrtinklin—S,Sunith,Tlionnts• H 1 t I ae. ' WINEIIESTP.I2 eutlirtg, P. R Winchester Circuit—.ll"Larkin, G W Deems Jefferson.-R Cathien, David Thorium. - Iforpee's Furl-:-J A Henning. Derkley-3. Ailey; At . Dilishorough—W Wielie.,J White. S _ South Moorfieid-41 W Culhlut, W lilliv. • IVoFiDstock-.4Vm V itidgtoll, htej lanav---.lrseph liciteelkan.• • WaVilensville---W RgglesOn Bereyvilie--31 Goeiteen, SiatiWP E. BOWell. • .• Sltimwilsburg--T . j . Wayiitsit)tirg—F . M F . Lijiscoinf). 11.1Intstem =I CuintitTlant.l-6fitevvils. E Allen, A Jameson. ' Lieking Crevii."(; Young., .IpliWA!,Pyecti, Ntillliti--4,Chtsk.. • . • . 'Con'uortl-:=l)Shtiver, JoliephYttrket , . . . , MILLEA, l i . - Dnnvilll - - It T liervrick--4, o lbliik.P;Doll, • . . r. •'' NOVlllVlMbcrilt;;iSartUlts4 • OtrcittPll. theyee. liailstieNseK" • ' ifileatrieht , -.4qsupli . liee;A•liomk; . ••, Wareior'is ALT Ihmtitigdottn,:f. lirtiWia, „ ' . S ,) !.: - 1 1 :A*Visiown Circuit-Al Alerriked!' .•- ". : .I.lhtiver Meadow IsT:llAL+l.)4(ntli r irj 11 estipet,'. • i'oosalc , York* . -pl plop e.: • Carligtiintion,-,:riidnitii,6Thornton; , ' I Th. tim r,i , rx,ihr m i o h — iv i ?7 , - 0 -,, r4 7 1 C'ni•l ii o` reit -... ---- frrl c. u lreli. ' - .i r p r ', i'" 1, • ' ..r" ..L...„L"'iPI . , ! $1 s ' nn : d it ‘ Ge,tt0rytd.6,,,,,,410040,g,„.mj0na1i ~ _,,,,,.„ , :o _ 4 _ 1 .1 7 . -- o l t , lyt . oeft, .4. -..”0-,,,,otn—Rtoro-al--., i. nnilop nit7.---1-movn--keettees-Atitt-'ot6imi. aro Putulip9orrWL . J 1 Co tWI,-*-- , ,seweil,-- , ----. , --, xpeetrully- invited to-tall I. t iherf,y-T II W-Alilocoe, fl DANT,. ; ',' • I ! -F,;etleriek city.;--I'll-11fOwit:''' ' ' ' ' ' '' J `Frt4lc:rielc'eit'ettit=4olestri;T :A' Aforgno. '', ' 1 Alfa 3,1339 4 , 'i Niontgoitie . ey-4-11lielnivallio1V,V;3; w in, • . ' , , CodorustAltss.*—Oliver EAri..' ~, )' .:, ••._ ...' S ~ v ' ~, : , 'lllloWi)git by, the be &c., Fc t, . ...eiv . pa . 0 fo , sab ', C. A:'lkvisi tOinficerilitl.tO:NOW.York Conference. IL - the awe of . ...___ • ~ .Ipht, AndemonliotNtissinirf.t. , ,Afeved hoollyi6O - it(7" - '" . `'' '— -,- : -; - ------.IPHN4qh&Y, 4iert—_, holstein. Jacob Shonek to Virginia. , ~ 4 .11 1 ‘,; ,i, . Varlisle Apeiffi, 1839, .:: * Next llaltimorc Annual- etnifirene9 t0,.1. lad hi Geoi•getown;lllzirch 11, 43, l$ -- - ,•- - - - 1 --- - MARRXED4 • - ' . .• On Thelay, hult hi-din.....Wr. Ilehi&AltikelidrSip. ,' JOIO MATO - Qdri'Oc NOliii'lkilifidiki)ii tt4tAhilito , Sliss. . . - Stkiti KeekiiiiAsel ;er.riiiiihroll towie7. -- 1 .&••• i• - . • ' 1 : 7 •'"" 1 :'• • 34: . i.••"== • I -.14. , 41e . . ~,, ~ ... ~ , p „., 7t... A . ' , :. •.1 t'y "t:,..i: 'a 4 v jo in ' . .1 30114'; Air; ' 11.1.4 Merle We entitnn tiOn• In nr le On the On the, 52fith 111.,by,.. , ,th . p24c ,t, _ , 1 , ~. , _ . , ,4r . ~ 1 ,.,,..g,1i , n,,.„ g 41,, . , , Po 1 ill , " Piiivill,cl Ineli,nonoltoynAtip,...W.T.l,llll a 1.1.• terins %ot .ort „I, tn - tanoygn! pi,...A...... ,, ~. ~ . s iiisi, im EL, orwiiiffig'soillgliip;4-,---5;;:-.,77,i-rt,--1..t-.----;--rel,En.--1?AnKr.1.-ht-445f-thb:,,ve.t7-fitiCraeleg-,MotnIrl On the Wiffie - diii liyth&?soiitOT MI , J'-GloAricir, Swe- // `..' ,l l' l ;9.t, 4 lY.," , lsbin , q • hili dim # 111 t!! 0, 1' \WAK t 44, , n iliT Pi .Mit, :.gi,iikile , rit Sit tniari.l*ith ,r re - North w 0: , h) . i.he telqbeide.,(ll'§ll 4 4 1 _,,F/Wig.' !II! 4 ! 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The Above, p, ediePee"lW - Otallelit lei a B, "iJi be - seen' it t r -old.tfitiikrotvf.towdthith , ;4l.! . ..4 ..••• . 4k.l..ii' • , .f....., - ...., •;' , ‘:,...•.i .. : . v i ii,r f .i. ena ' a . i sf o re ;At t ießii in ?roil Ri v i s t o i....,• 4 t.. ~,,• '''()li/tie'_,:kiViliff,.%y . lhe . kilo,' 3 r;;Stiiiiliii: It 1 : 3 5., - ,'',' Vok"Oirthi , f rtrtkettitii's iklilki f io" ..! 14 ' ,, tt t t ' `; ;7 , '': .: tn.AI isa •AlArtokttyl.'„Aityot l e, Irth . :'-';111 - ''prtiti,lif:1,131,• 1 . •, , ':1'•, -• ~ ...,..‘,!,..r. •. •I . •.1 OS fqpt•-.II4II,SHEY, I Go c i ofti i •n. • .. ~. .., ~4 ..,' f.•P•terivl•`•l6.• , 'A .• •., CdrliWir f it &11 , V ISO •—irit ' -= • ' '', t"- • -,.:„,4„ 1 , „.„,, ~,,; ~....,..::,,, . .,„)„,,-,,,,..,h„.,.„,,,,f,r,,,,,,,,,,.44,3.;,::,f.,„;;; ; ,.„,,z. , ; ;:_,.fi1;.,7 ,:a.,..i.2,,,,.. -, ..4 r , , u,7, , ,,:....„ 1 .:',7 7. ; . z.i1- , : . ;*.i . ,:•-•e.: . . _ . , . . WHISKIW. 7 - , Prices hatieibOiruniforin 'tlircingb- - ont the week:a:Vie forlilids.4nd 49 to - 403c for bbla. - ` The nylnicprice nf bids. a 36c; exclusive - of the barrel; "Tt.>"itispections of the tceek :comprise 259 hhds, and p 69 b b svoNvi eh:237 , 41W e; and_ 637-bbl s; - werer - re. - F. - eeiced faun the , Susimelianniritier, and 286 bbls. by. ZIIC Susquehanna Railroad. . - .13 - 1.1 --- .N - L - 11.- - P' -- A.l) A-I-R, A ttorney 'atLauf,: • AS liis office in Ttanovei•street, fin dtiorl Au—south-of thevffice-recentlyoccupied-by-thelion. -Sutemet_tioplotem sod_ 'warty topitostte to tAlleies (formerly ithairlaae's) !lute!. Carlisle, Ist April, 1859,--t) V -- - • mpu. . TIIE subscriber begs, leave pa . inthrtn his custo mers and the public generally, that he bus removed chin — store - •to — the --- house --- lately-mecupied--liv—Judge Hepburn, and formerly by Alr..lolin Gray, where lie is now 01)01111g a large and extensive-assortment-of--- / Spring and Sum mer Goods, which he will dispose - of - mt: the - lOwest asks a continuance orPublie patron/qt.; • - ' CHARLES BARNITZ. I Rl9 -- TIIOMAS4III.IIBLE, Justice of the Peqee,- . -- - • AS removed his office to bis dwelling in Pom- street, nevi fill . Those ' having , bueiness with him will be attended to as usunl." . Cai•lisli;, A pi t3, 1839. • • • The subscriber, thankful for past rawitili respectfully , inforins_his feietids,custoniorstuul the pnlillo-gtineral-: ly;thst Its 11748 hisTin,Sheet Iron arid Copper ,' wore' 1%1 inifnettiiv, to the building 'formerly oetiiiiied r -hy...-11-1-11auluit;--&Son;-inorth-Llunover-tareet,- ojipositeJohliCorturinn'snitel, wliere 116', be happy tit nil tiniest° Wait upon those who may. be fileliseci to fai-or Litt with a dull.— • .L colLrmoLL t Y,— • Carlisle, April 3,1839.---3 t: . I , . 'Bonnets!. Bonnets. - • lloronlinc, bricntai, Leghorn Wald; Florence l'•;iiil, Tutenii awl, Nuns' Itonnets—for sale vitenp , by - 'ARNOLD & CO, • . • Aril 3, i'S39. , . . Aft.proiii.x. - _co. • ;II Aleelianiesharg, have Flat t'e eeived a lati•ge assortment of TFekttags ' % utMins, Cheeks, Fie. whibh they alias very low fot , ,dash ott Matistry intitteth ' • Ain , il 3, 1330. •- - ' " • :" '!"121111111t'r! 41011,18:' ' ~ , ~. firigade, . .astopectors! Orders. •,r ir liE. enrolled inhabitants ..sulijeet, to ;militia duty • residing within thoil?iiunils.of. the . lit Brigade, 11t,t1)iyiitorr,1 1 ,,M..(ticiiig'cvniberlattil' and:Perry tounties;) Will -parade in coMpaities 'thatlet,their , re spective eontmanding officers on the 1 /Monday in 11.1ay, tieXti (beiam'the 6th day Of Mar . 839,) and the rr il. Regiments-fitt!l.Battttlions - will ps, i. e for , review and itisitee-tion tratitifiga'ait follows ta _ lilite lat.' , l3tittaboa'll6lll . 'Regiment ' ;Militia and the 2d Battalion Cuunberlatar Volunteers, on Monday .. , . I the 13th Any of ittity.V A RNOLD & CO. - . • . mime'. The d liattallott - 86tit Regiment Militia and tlik Attheir - new decal. storegit . 111eChaniesbnit, have , lit Battalion Cuintierland -Voluntuerit, on Tuesday the ibith of ,)fitY. ins( received it large tr:liply of' UnioaDrills, S • m 0 /o. . s ,_.c w i ton G 004 1, ,, o,„1 other s„mme, Wear, whieh _ The 1 pyllattalion 2.34 Regiment militia bit Wed - . diet- offer elavp flar cash or country producth '" nesdny , the 15th of May. April .4,. iSaft. , -- ,-,'.,,, ,' .. ' —'s . J -he tliidTl Baltalion . 23d 11egiment militia, on ThOrn- 'ho-lot-11.egintent -of -Cumberland—Volunteelli, ott,- Vrilityllie, , ,l7tlytif:Majoi•:' .-...!-, t ~, , '''...,',.'.i .;" C.' li'4.. 7' I ' ' IlatlaliStliAgtiLlitgimetit Militia, on Alen- . nh '0f..141f1,... - ' ir . ',-- : • ~. .- i 11ittalion..09tI t irgeilitnent , ,..M11)04,:int Tocs in-Of *3l' 4 : ..&:':',t'rll....' ‘i .: .. ',..'",'• '-i , .,. .. , . lkittalli:MllP!.llll9gimqt?tliyilithiop Thttri.: l it - i - llattiilinn - , - .i . T -. 00 1 1n1i, - V,oliPtp!l,4 4 T - 1* - 0 - 2AtliTol.-M'ai--,-- . ---, ~ ' ' 'r. s -- ' ; . • . -', Battalion 11301'1!Cgirrien !-- t tOilititort Altitir , , th . (ir-..;qrii;,; -. , ... 5 )- L•, -- '..,`".,'.. r mii,lig„ ;? th,e.cil . a IteetiletifaliFilalafieinticini 1 h . 4111 (Ikalgiuttii Ilifo.iiliii.l , l;lfel"tAkiiiia',iif, .paivale,. and '14 , 111:44,re2111,1e.vi5t ~Id• . ,',ilaya'',,hii'. l ilfo,,6blli, : t- _t.hei,iArLAr..Qlltio.ot,k:.4ls'.fi„iPllniP's'(it':q•be.iiik'it4kAtnche'l _t.hei , iArLAr..Q11tio.ot , k: .4 I$'.fi„iP1 1 niP's'(it':q•be.iiik'it4kAtnche'l to „y . jigintent , gt:ll4.llalikii of- -X l l!trntoitt , o l4F .. - ride with:tlie militia hat4licat la,the;liotaals" 'iv) '' ~..FlL,.__ _. ' Ailjuttintsand'aetitilitiOinieri',ol 7 ,otonttliturs or Voninc,iyilLtitaltdthoir returns Act theinulersigned 0111 din Any .of 113iiir'rtisittieli itt:Hrginienial'or-Battal inn Oritani,i.,t PaCcOnottiltilltTY'rriust.. - Ntkiri;i4eiti; f it ' 114ap11611:::'',.."'':r . : . '•! '".,' ; ,'.'i . ,".':‘ , Lt/? . ' , ~.1 i. J. !r , ::.,,.! :.., ; • .. :.• • ''''''''..,'...'''''''' '' . " , . l `• ''"' ArVo-rOUliK ,, n ''.ii''' ft ''Y t r. is' , t'ilY.'"itiiiil/ — .P.`"ll" ' riga( a y3B ?ec r, s IT, , , ,F . th:, „.,... ..priedeillioneptor'4,9fflol. , ~..,',.."„:-;.:. 1 ? '`.- ••• • .:,00.0§, '-„*.q.dili 2a; iO9: ' .1 ".." , - 0 t 1 HEM . . ' Jest reocived;.,snme .extra .fine Neely ' Brown, .51elberrp•Simener Clod!, whic h will be sold lilempFe tbou pay, in, town, bv• ' • •-• AIIN..OLD St CO._ , , • ligeVali:lll 1 - Gei:rrian SRVeri Tnbie end Ten Spoons-for per set lit :! - - ARNOLD .St CO inERE Ilent,tyrkini;, 0 01 01 11, Alt- NOV.O CF:3 O'., at theit. new' etoee Ateelintlies -16114 " '; ' i"AItLEY • • ME ' , f - , ~ ~-~l<R-K~~T-S: • ~.:.::}tcouit.&,MEAL.-, 4 11:e !dee:lo4l , 6f been limited tliis :weet, iiHk•d4natid has hecome. Jess active, though_ - ,pricis,have,.*l.;Natied since Our former report, .Salesforshiprentand hour consuntption at $7,50 , ,per.bb1, :. Mot of 400 bbhh..:- estera,.vih; - * , werleanifsoltl - a47 - 2 5 1 41 -bitrr - ;Laing in bad.order. Supplies are scion expectetlfrora , the West; by the -Canals. • Rye Flour—sates . at s'so' for small lots, and freetatiettat4q 25 .per bbl, Corn tfeal—salesin idids, at $47, arid . in-bblsat' $3 '75; sub sequthitljr at $3 87 . 6 each. • Salesof Wheqt, at $1 95 for veiy.prinie . Pennsylvania, and a cargo - of Southern, on terms not known-we quote thn 'probable range $1 55 a $l. '65 • I perbushel, Ity&—fair'sales of Pennsylvania and Southern, at $1 10 for the former, and $l. 07a $1.708.• for the latter: Ilarley—a lot.pf about 1,000 bushels nortli.ni , ier, sold at 90 cents. Corn—sales of yellow] at 86 a 92, and white 85 a'9ocenti. Tek.l4 - theywould .bring the highest quotations.-' Cats-7-salee at 44 - a 45 cents per bindle' afloat. ' Supplies are aioiv arriving' by the canals. WHlSKEY—but.little'eoming in—aalee.gfhhdeat 37A a 98, :did hbls. 39 cents per • Baltimore, March 30. FLOTIII:=4II.the early: pill of the week the store . prise fell to s7,.‘at whieli - f‘tties.salet - were - getierally: Made. Since th - eifthe market has rallied, anilyester day and to.;(la . y sales Were madefrom.stores at $7,12 . 6, and Mope ortwo instancesat $7',25 for choice brands: :Mbar Of the ',Aden _ask $7,25 - tit4lay. The Wagon mill rail road price Inis beep 'unifernt throtighout the week at $7.. • GRAlN.—Wheat.—ln the early part of the week nles . of good to prime were made at sl,so'a $1,53-; Since then prieei3 somewhat higher have been obtained; sales of best reds haling been made yesterday and to day at $1,55 a r51 . ,58. There was a sale of good white Wheat-in the early part of the week at $1 58. , CORN.-The iiricei of 111 d. yellow have been ., Uni form .throtighnut_tlie_ week at 88 a 89' cents, and -we quote the same to-day.: Sales of white at 85,.86 and 87 cents, but to-day we quote so 85 aB6 eanttr.- Saks to a cMoideiableektenthavibeehvadeol6l3llo- , ont the week of Virginia straw'eolOured Corn at 85a_ 86 Cents, and we quAe to-day at;B6 cents., • - WirE.—Saftis at 85 a 100 cents, is i Yryiialify. OATS—Are,now in brisk 'ilemanaTit. 43 cents. • ..C1.()V1.111. Sr.ED.Wrelutydno change totitite in_ thc.prices of, clover seed.: -Sales of .prime domestic ieCtl.are 13 - iiirsl4, anti of good foreign; at $1 12 to' $l3 per RE VA L. .. ~f.l~,YTOlts~~,"s ,~ .1. •-• ~• 1: , ;717 7:+t'•7,4 -u n •• - u v-ILL be exp ) oged'to public sale, at' the , toupt-, V V tense, in the borougl or Gettysburij-044ye day the.23d (lay of April, inst.,thitt valuable • Sitfiate IV.tenallen; town - ship, Adams county, knAsn by the name tif " Keener'a Mlle." The Farm coli6. -AeREs. -or — letri - iCr Ittvation. • good cu . • .. . . The impreyernenttLare 7 z ' , .- . ... ^-. ;,,, • - ,;---, ' .ALlaxge&'conivenieinit • ~..„.,,,1 . ,,,.. . .• •.,„, • .: . DWELLING . HOUSE, ..,:. ...„'' 1 ',. .-- ~ • F,-,!75:4;.. , ,t. , with ' a good:barM stabling and _other out-119318e5, and a lay , OrehitrA & also'a Giiist''aiiir it -Sine Ana • ...I . ~,, .e , with 00 p wn Or oWer, and to the centre ot " - a'fineli,ealtiVated settlement.' Oppossum 6reek:ruus through a large extent of the ,proverty;. - Alim . . . . 21 ACRES OF •WOODtANtI, situate, Tyrone townsltip . , n sbort distauce of the above described property.. , - be advantageous, will be made known oulthe day of sale. By,cetling . opou William McClellan, Esq;.Getlyabut,further infor mation will be,given. • • • • ." ALBERT SEEKA'MP. April 1;1839. [Adams STitinel.] VeLOOM . § - 4 • :New : Goodst-Ncw-Gooillst • X& D. K. WUNDERLICII HAVE JUST R4CEO7ED, A:r THEIR aL.D 7,STAND4 Nc . ar-the•Rail Road, and dit.ecdioppeoite Jlfr. Roust. • - Cochraso9 Rotel, A. Splendid Eloportnkent. of. SpringlP Summer-600s'. AMONG WHICH-MAT BR POUND, Linen Cambrics; Cambria Handkerchiefs • Bead flags; Eltick_Lece Veils; Fancy Sillc,,Gauze, Hcrnani and Pongee Handkereldets; 6-4rieli figured Eoliert,, ner 6-4 Bornbazinff; 3-4 and . 9 2 4 black and blueldaclC Italian Lutestrings;' plain and figured Gro-de-Napps; plain and striped ,Swiss, Jeconett' and French Ging limns; -English, Frencli'and. American Prints and I Chintzes; painted Lawn's and Jacenetts;;Mmiseliii-de Laht and: do. Marseilles; cotton, •siorsted mid silk Ilusietyy Umbrellas and Parasols; plain and cutsilk and Tahby Velvets; bleached and - unbleached tnetto t . • • 0.,• • Mar Mlles Quilts; knotted counterpanes;- 9-4, 6-4 8: 8-4 plOn'Atud - 04 mask - Linonsr - Sppek, lamas Cloths;- London Cloths and Clissimerest. Forsythe Nankins; a handsome assortment of VESTINGS; linen worst ell and coton Prillings; • _ _ . SUMMER CLOTHS; ,13easdrfeens; extra super' Cord VeKet l / 4 8ta. &c. &c.—English and American; Straw, Florence braid, Tuscan and - Legborn /10X.V.ETS;, Falinleaf and TuScan Hoods; Men' and Hoye Doil bkrtirim - white find. colored - Leghorn and Palm-leaf IMTS; SHOES; Ladies and Misses' Kid' nd Vie: toria Slippers; Children's Shoes, fac: • -Chista s Lfit'las.4-6zAgereepslvartl. ALSO,' 'A GENERAL ASSORTMENT MP_ CatOCERIES..,.- Their-present-stock of 'Goods hai been selected with numb 61troond .will be sold at such prices a s wil l . not fall- to to - those wisbiuF to purchase. Thev noost respcctfully the publiewgiieYlmni ,a call. • . -I* - CoOntry produce taken in exehangefor goods - 71314Ittosburg, - April 1, 1839. REGISTERS' NOTICE; n , • • Cai ß di E s c' le l : T A E f it arc 4' l? - 3, 1c 1 E 8 , 34. NOTICE IS lIEREIIY GIVEN,to all Legatees Creditors and other persons concernedolatt the follwing accounts-have been filed - in this office for -examination, by the accountants therein mimed, and Will be presented to the Orphans' Court of Cumber land 'county,. for confirmation and allowance,. on !raeaday the 3011 h day of dpril, .9. D. I 8:39412; The administration account ofisaac Adanisoplmi-. - nistrator - of Iliirkness Adams, deceased, filed by Iletty, -Adams, administrate* of Stall Isaac. : The adinibistration account of John hividson,ad erninistmtsir of JOhn Iloyd, deceased. ' • . Ministrator 'of William lieisline, deceased. ' The administration account of John Snevely, exe cutor of Jacob Abrahams; decemmd. ' • The administration account of Alexandre Sharp,. •adMinistrator of Wm. M. Sharp, deceased. • The adinmiatration acemltit of Alexander Slut*, administrator of Andrew Sharp, deceased: . ,• . • The administration nacotlnt of John Shoppoulmis nsteatorof Jacolt,Neitligole.tettso., • . . The administmtion account of "JohiMine, trator of David .Nelswangrar, deceased.. • The admioistration account of Jacob C:' Dobey, hilminiitrator - Of Stephen - to - sit,. deceased. ,The administration account of Wm. Galbettithod nfinistrator of Joseph flalbtaithi deceased. 45173filiirMusser Jacob Fikart, administrator of:Jacob' Musser, dec'd. I The adthinistration accou n t of , Jaeob Cheistlieb, administrator or, Catharine Christlich, deceased. 1173 - -Ti iiiiiiiitifilloicfitEpliiirdrCiForge anti John Ileelman, administrator of 'Jacob. Beelmainoleeenscd. • The. administratioit-umintiOtmf David. Martin and Ilenry : Bitnee, eiccators of Thomas Martin, dec'tl, The .supplemental administration- account Of JOhn Houser and John Myers, ndininistrators of &dm Laidig, deceased: , • . • The athninisitntiOn b Coflntof Ilenrir•nrenneman, atithinisteator of Martin Brenneman',' • The administration aceount. of Andrew Cross, ad.L Ward:tutor of - Henry. GrossoleOpased, •, _.The administration aebottnt ofJOhn -I.ongnecker, administrator of Henry Imogneck'er, deceased. ISAAC ANGYQY, Resister.' ~, ' Sfiring ClAintiesy,j.avila s \ • CalliecKliatlM' . 11 M 1 ' Cfliallova i Cr o sale •••.:t 1 1, 4 1 41 4 .9 , d.• ‘`l'Api4i 3)1830i, ulatonf.e.:/ , '1"0 - f• -, irroott • AliOnli-43 - R ISUPOP fglirl!Ol a g, 43. - 111 , 9 applying al,the'rantArsii , N - 1 .1f ' v • Vatlillleo Ar it 4152., F l " I Itch ii.4: 1 4, 1 , 0/4, , , i ~TL'iles'' oiiipollitct Extract.. of - • ..• • e.. Baled ,Rubs 141.1 . 1 e for ° „Tins _exi.Aleiit article.iaving stood the test of .eit pertende c seulteri, is offered to the public with confir. ,dence,lhat those..atilloted ilthadisCases in which Cal ' Onel,pr uniof the laccullitr prepniatious ore indicated, 6 ill flail ydiatiminiti`itse: Its perfect njtlilicability in ?Motions of tile liver, and in • filet in all vseerol itrnotionsilniSbeenfolly trued and the'ticcisi on of` pub'- lie opinion , nS well oh kgitut nurither of the most rte. spectabhr Physieinna r bas-beenetaii.‘4.S.fakor,Atia livet.discases, obstrue. , hone of. the bowels, djarrhoca eruptions of the - I,kin; 111 4 onditioned . nlocrs, and; dys?cpsitt. 'lts action is: - Mild and - perrectli , safe. = " - ,...T1161 . 0116 - wing, is a vOlunbiry stateme4 iiiientide Physician, and up iontred in the 4 .;leifersonville Courier,!' . last W /arr . paitAct.oF I:QmiTc)--A ToTo'rent:csLostet,.#4laving ?nude.° trail ()film above article,.l. feel wait-anted-4r reconunendi ng it as ,a use ,ful and possesS littr77: zativeapil prop e rties of calomel,. withonu any of its loklotts tendencies.. I'ersons who are atf- Hetet! to.habitual l torpor of the liver, mid consequent itocumulationet Of bile, awl who have been colonel led to have reentirit;tif:ille - diffirent preliarati min of met , cury.for relief, will flail Atilete.,Pills, anil ventent substitute.• ,; ' - • • NAIL PthILD; , .III. D. . A minis' of till's truly .valuable :medicine; just • For. ceived andfot - sale by MYIIRS,Br:Co, Carlislo . 20; 1539. Call iind Examine for ratrs elves ! Marble ,1116,nuftc,tory. M=SMEM TAKES this method of infneminr,:his friends , and the - linhlia - t . ginevally.ohat he still continues to - carry on, at Otit Shia in East High - stteet; Carlisle; the manufacture of VZE)VraZrXailrii k a Mario, Foot Siones,l , e; where lie shall nt all times . .I.le yeatly.to, supply cus tomers at the shortest with:4l4lnd oirthe most areinn ,:motlating. terms. • Having employed Mr. Wita.ts.o R. Gamin of this harciugh, my, agem.for the sale of the above-, nientibnetl. articles; any orders furnished bv.ltint will promptly attentletf . to,,also_all.orders heretofore giyen for work aro now ready to be filled - • , • . Carlisle, March pt, 109. • N: Y3.—Having direhar:ged • Soui .11,vrtrat.n from trov.entploy, all, persotis indebted fo; 7'otob Stones, Olotittments, Nend untl. Foot Stones, &c. &c. are tioned agaiost paying him any- Money for time same, tweiptiliereof will not lie --- aknowledged by me. ' rr - - • W. Cliambersiairg- 'Wide- will -publitibLthe above S dines and eliargu this office; - • Itlich'i.itid:Splepol id _Lot levy. A tZEB .$20,060:1_,515i000n; -Al.exaridria: -Lottery,. • . Class 740. ltTor 1839. . To be drawn at Algxandria, IS. C. positively on Std.- _ _ SrIidNIFI(IENT.PRI ; ZES.." ' - I Splendid Prize . of ' 00,000 - 1< . Priu.of. 41.5,000 -- 120,000. — do. do. do. 1 - - ,30() - - Prizes of ' 5,000 do. 4,000 , 4 do; : 3 000 5 do. 5 4005 10- do. 2.000.. " 20 do; 50 do. . 50 • 'do. 750 13;1 do. 500 Besides Prizes of $250; 2100; 150; 100; 80; 60; • . 50; 40: and Lowest Mite 1320. • 'lB Drthert N.unzber,v_otetof 7S. • • halves $lO, quartet;li 65 ' eight 4 2 tliso' Certificates of Packages of_26 ‘Vitolc,Ticketss26o • Do , do 26 lhdf do- 130 • Do do. 26 Quarter du , 65 0. Ler OrderaAr Ticketa7ind Shitivs or VeMTltates r t t Packages in die above. splenidii Schemes will re , cei•Ce thetnoSt prompt 'nttrntioM imil thOSe who order (Wei. from.us, may rely uponlirol inz die tivintiing4 refit them immetlisteliaftrr it is over. Setill'orders early and addras, 1). S...GREGORY & 00..7ianr*)fe, ‘Vasliington City, D. C. It MEM liDissaintion,fit Partnership. Saildle and Ileruesa inshing, ire existing under the — Aitt :of Kenni4y; is' tliis day disiolved by mutual enusetit. All (kersons hnvii) K ulnitas a).T.lnst the Arun will ant' who are halebted to. the Arni will entice and make—picenient on or before the - 15th- day April nett, or their. sect - ninth will be placed in Hie TiuitYolain °Hitler for alettiffii , • JAMES. KENNE(Lt .7.... IN'O , villi, March ?.0,18,16. ~ ' - - N. II: thebusiness will he cart4o,l,if . iti,ttie Rama ;place, 118 lila:pa by the aahscribee.A:vota*man ef : 'good habits, and a gdm r I wackm 1 would meet with tamslani work by applyin,T, to' . . • • • - AaV 31 IttINNEI/Y., Marcia 2t,1,1339. - -A - -St .•. ' - " . . .. . . . . . ~ , . . . • o' • Spair Slaltn. • -•• .':, 10 .4.117.1 lrytlie platentipe of the subscriber, iallast- A . j rill shorough - town:ship,. some :5.., . ann.?' epteniber last ) rt. dark , •. ''4= . `r . . 'Brindle SEoer , • ,-.- . 7D• .c: . , —• ~ — , with a p i ece-slopedont.Of the under hide vd lA' ill.Tlo ear, with long horns extendingforwaisls. There was a broad sear on his hill Whenhis hair wilS.slioet. ' lli is about l years old. The owner is desired-toA Mine' folly:till; prove property; pity elaiNel and, take laini' awns , otheewise lie will. be (lisp:net, of , as the:law .1 directs.. . . _ . • . ' ROBF,RT- YOUNG, - -- Airtifeli! , it' 1;8:1.0 - d.''' '-'•' ' ' 'T " ''. ' - ' ; 4-+ ' q_exatilse and troilliknUi7i3ll - 2z.._ . t4f, he made eitfict4srlittiokr. r' 4411Y.1,9, Cf;i4lttit4l:lolotitary MatilE . . 'SON. ANTI"' • ))itrigAtincnk trai MMINM Ent Rlilesi Chit pfgi ir :11CM • , o aa I , , • • • . ' CELEDUATED SUB S TITUTE FOIL . , ' "." • • T is Well 6i:1%44111A the Yellow Tomat contains . a , littnilanilt a cathartic 'principle, highly:mu:full , jmuuliee_misbatlier bilious dioceses.. Dr. 21 , 11leedias succeeded, in ektracting this' prineipleTsem.irtitilig•—it— from the irimuritieS of the Tomato, andforming it into • a pill; which lets tirOsetl to be of - great benefit in Dys.• pepsin, Lir& f.:,ompliiint and .Bilion's affectiontigene• rally, and is a valuable hllllll.l4lte all rsuch distaiSts. - • r • • I • lt 'Mould he. taken; i n,tliese affeetiOns„instesid of calomel. , • T fie one; Calcuricts..b . eing-injurious to ~ health.. The other, tomato, being .lieueficialiAnd !prOm•nter general health. . ~". • rile font.. a ny Liter, remiitly,feeeiYed-thoin-.Dr.-5. , —.--.., iIANKINS, , a graduate of the 01.1.1 . 0nuati-Cotlek., • ive publish as spechnen of tlie.suecec.s ut-TMCOmedie. enw •inthese . 'centuries where "diseases aril Actttepuid assume their , • --, '1.)1 . 4 Hankins became acquainted with the;Medicina student hi collegeoind ; took .with him a.quan "tit;Y• of pructicei-Mr-hisleturn-tci-111— ,snisitipi. - . We have receiyeil oilier letters . frofmliini,ler.spres , _sing his regret that lie has not lieeiiiilile•to'prOenre a • supply in dint country, and alscigiYing - tia - infaCCOunt of his success in thin treatment of Syphilis. • Alice alluding to.his own sickness, 4.o:weeds to - Say "Since - tny practice has Opened, I have had many. opportunities'of trying yoth‘ •g:ctraet .ol 'TOmatoothd. • every adatinistration f7 liare-beetk-gratified - by- its - operntion. I 'find it ncti4up6irthe kidneys • 11114 Nell the liver. Soon after tgot to thisidacei I was called t 9 see a voting gentleman laboring andel' (Nephritis:— I admin istered a potion of your Extrael f atil-rifiatteil ' the; SP me, using but little eisens an npperient..•Matir' - citsraof long-continued have found to relinquish their citadel . by a e;ontititted use.afyolle. pills. in ritroivn:.ease.l , ,Liur'equitrellid td ity4l l9 t of. ormitlits in miiilitiiiii.uttUi.have had the saute happy restorative ttitilOitirttiyour•Totnato °peril ioi r kiiperienoitt intull,sagrer able_symptems.. milt); yet Very tray' . • ; MUM Likfrrange,Aßts. - ...Pigy5t,18,48: irrTlie above -medicine is for. , sole, g.the Drug Store .of S. F.1.11.1(X17 Owlish!, .Pa • • . • • •11fure1t.27,,1839.' • . EXpitANGE ANI) Pltgr ' :r.r-61.71.CE • N0.'2033 ell INNUT STAKETi'n•AILAIIISI.IIIIA. -76 the readers _lf the Carlisle fferitld:o Expositor: The immence ( isipitalritontaitscd in-the-Sub j oined Scheme, must command .the attention of every person - . viesirmis to securtinis INBEBBNI)FiNT .4.198T0N8. ,Hesitate" not therefore to send a••• liberal order for Tickets, - without - delnv. • BatelOSe. 'Or. an order for paymtait thiii cay , •._ for the tickets 'or certilicate_of packages you titajr_re- • • quire, ttinburge yo (it Pita ids and; acquaintances to do dee seine. Itementher . that . the scheme contains up -2____ - • Wards ofette AIILILION of I/OLLARS, the most Brilliant scheme ever drawn in the United States. • .- : .Notivs, - - --GEORGE-AVM-TYRE,. • . --/oshorfr , t/ 9;euttothe.lliivaigrra 1W • , .. ..• • .. Allikokill* of Coligirts4 ! -- . ' . . . MAIIIMOTEISCHEM.Er'' ' , • _ _ _... ' C.4P1.741, S PRIZE" • ' • . • - $80 1 000! .-. • . r •. • • -. 526,ki0 . !! $ 20,000 t! . 4s 15,000 - , ~.. . , A LEX A NORIA LOrf EltY, Che.s_No..2, tO be pfAtively drawn' in the:city-of ileltatudria,D. C. on Slttortlay the pall of April, 1839, eta o'elock, P. M. - - _73):_.S....Gerivey_St.._Co...SoccessortillYitteis.br.--Meln----- - tyre,' 11ftwakera:- -- Ccorze -.Mclntyre: -2031-ChesooL__.,, _ street, Philadelphia, oiqhoriiril:Agelit for the, sale of tickets Iverlitnyittelit'lit: Kites, to whom all oetlcraitro. requested to. be. tlthNoctl. . --. . . - I'lllB - 8 P 1 A N I /ICI'S C.... 1 I gNir,, - CONTAINS .i 7: 1_C2 1 111 7 (1 , 1_ , . I.'_ii ,E trii_f ..: . _5 cr 1313 0 _ , i 3( 7 1 . 1,0) . : - :.,,,. ! , :i- ; - . . - : ,. $ 8 _ 21 , , ,r 0: JO,O - l' I I ' i - " I apoi) . " • - 15,000 . . . _ 1 •-: is . • io,o;ra ., _ ,- 10,000 1 _ " . • -9-000 " ==9,ooo i CIL POics of 4 - . 5 10 " 441 " 50 " ~50 " :33 " - 4s. 65 a< G 5 n 1110 " 130 ", 4445 - - 27040 - " - 32,39 p PRIZUN., turinlinting PA 78 Number Lottery- v -7 Whole tickets tilws keseticy" lhientn tiekehi- for •,5135. Eighttu for $5. Alt • lion, hut( will eidet with qiid - irts - 1 - stiir4 mpFattet4 -- be eoetitlentielly ,executeil'bv • ' • • GEomv..IIIeINTYRE,. ' 1114.'nftic;iil drAvings 'will to sent te,pueelleseilf as soon as drawn. Ala relt 27,' . . , • Two Stigirint HAVE]) Du itUAM. IjULLS ' , Hee MO, cad'. M i rth.° of .Capt: Mites -Altura lanai at tlas Carli ale riviat ,Works,ageOrfor-the • • SAD I"- n VAl.it; A oitunta itlhP-corner nY ---: I I;gli• it J'itt Nii("C44, in the horoukh ecirli4e s jalti the liFoverty, of 'l,llrihn to. r,!..; front 61.1 tkizli Stivet, null 2-10 (rot dee? on ritt kreetolitillingflort!t,to no,to*tro • eetiete*l • apOlf - ifkiiproperty.a,Twopto.7', • iffl% ) X l. . ll . l olTSPwietthliat.o2eief hens . 1 14,1 : jlttleg. HOUSE;it e ahgU.! 6 ' •"; Rh?pi. :1116 jot ia Aiat AttiliV*;' • Fontana** , a sariettcfrrilittreeti: , Thr ng _well of . axe-eller* water ; .of th e atOp, otr,•ro'a n ine[ el*****e mate - for% Stoie in this - A- • ,• , - . , A, co, • . • i ta 11141 B t;milt --11 {04 4 1 . -Allints. • 1V0:42171a Wl-4.4X)3 10Ellt • leigniVii:'aetk v idtliiie or cmoktlsoottrolot of rut- .oi,ll tam; htki- pr i tatill4 o4 kitihrtelaitht • littrrisl)olo.oo.hittler,-, I p „,: tusbuivi_.Chumbeiallitrg;;kild:l4l-inttlinedi k ti e we1E .43 , 11- ;iajt -41 :SkttiipitIrsti!vdt!Iihd..1u0h i p t ~I;il.N.rithei. hy , cokuil. t.:Their boats 4111 lei* Mi. thin: 61,:fittyi; Viue ativt , *iituf,Ehihi;ylkin, daily ; null the tars :also:4tart ; 94 ~ter" •-• *nr;ohottsof : .11oly_ei...13w.e.i.tc l ,51ps 114%4041i - 4,kt vz , 7:,ToijN . :,qlC4 - tAtink, _ • , f ._ rma.+r••• 8,000 • row ' ; 4 000 , am . .. 10000 - • R. .L2 : ,000 • - f, , ‘ A.. 2.000 . ": " . .1 1 2,0(X) . , • " " ',:0,000 "• • .30p0J ' , I. .50,003 4 i..• $7,500 , • 4, ..66,500 - • cr / " - •16,130 ' 14004._ . . _ ", '9:750 . -- 41 -- ; , ;(x 6j t_ 4 4 7.,809 - • 6;500 - " . 179,400 - - ........"-- . • • :3.' _ 8,000 • " 7,500 ..g 7016... -3,11(X1 4,000 3,00,3 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 750 . 500. 1200_.-- 150 )00 60. - -- 40 . • 20 $1,217,219 ..I)l.ltwri Tinllate. ;.;10--.l4itniters $5-- • fute__.o "26 _Wtiqfe Tidstl.tt_ht Acm , be sent.-br $270; Qt • -26 tliuttittr Tickets for 03; 26 ` . --1702. SALE: =ME = ITC' - -'-"" ME ram
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