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.sraußram. 4ratiazi--;.atia Aga
,To . the • Piton. of CtimberlOnd county.
Vit..Low • CITIZENS:-4 offer myself to your coo
iitleratiou as a candidate for the office of
. ,
SHERIFF,
Ittthe election in Octobei next. If-elected, I pledge
myself to perform the:Antics of said o ffi ce with fidel
ity 'and impartiality. • Yours &o.
• • .PAUL MARTIN.
Elhippeneburg, April 15,1840.—te : •
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- To the Independent_ Electors' of Cumber
, •. land ounty. , • • •
.
• `- PENTLE4EN-I offer myself is. a eandidate-fOr
the office of - . -
; •
at the next Oliva' .meation an • 811511 be thankful
for.our suffrages.
of
be 'elected I will dis
charge the duties of the pffice to the best of ray
judgment and abilities.. • • •
•.
THOMAS :HARRIS, -
South. Middleton township.
July 15., 1840.. • • , .• •
•
• • .
- •*ro — thi'Elettot.s_of. Cumberfond—County:
FELLOW-crriziNs I-4 Offer . myself as IL candidilte
for the -office •of SHERIFF-of -said-county-at the en
:7- suing General, Election, and will be thankful for your
support.
4pril 15, 1848,
' .To the Free-.and Independent Voters. of
. .
. . • Curnberland county. ' • .
T A IELI.,pWraiTIZ . ENS i--.-I submit M . yself to your
• 1, 1 consailerution, at the ensuing election, as a can
_ tlictstefor the office ,cif - . . -, . ' -..- .
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• .SIIERIFF,
. ,
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_nnkwogla respectfully solicit your .Bsta:tea - for the
same.. , - . ... •• - _ _
THQUAS CRAIGEIEAD:
South Middleton township
April 8, 1840.—te
• To the Electors of Ciimberland.county.
FELLOW CITIZENS Ofre - i - ITIV - CelfieryoTArToll-
bideration. for the.uffice of _SHERIFF atthe'ensuing '
election aiid'respectfully solicit your support, and if
elected 'will endeavor to cliipluirge the duties of the
ofliee•tii the hint. of my inclement ad abilities.
• kIaNCIS ICKELS,
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April I, I$4C. -7tte
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To the Votee r 7..of Cumberland' Catatip
. Frr..t,ow CrTirglSS:—l offer myself as a carididate
or the office of
; • ''S RIC 11LF - F •
at the ensuing',General Eleetioo, and will het mini:
- ul for your support,
Mifflin township'?
June 3, 1844. -
tleclion Proclamatiora
Whereas in and by an net of the General Assem
bly of.the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled
." An act relating to the elections of this Common
wealth," passed the 2tl day of Jaly Anno Domini one
ope thousand eight hundred and thirty nine, it is made
the.duty of the Sheriff, of every 'County within this
Commonwealth to give public notice Of the General
Elections andin'such notice to enumerate..
I. The °Meerut° be elected._
2. - Designate the place-at whi•h
:'be held.
I John Myers, High - Sheriff of the County_of Cum,
berland 'do hereby make known and give this
PUB.LIC .7VOTICE
to the electors of the County . of Cumberland, that on
Mgeaday'of October next; (Wog the-13th
day of the month,)-aGeneiar held
at the several election districts established-by, law -in
said County, at which lime they will vote by ballot
for the several otracera hereinafter named, viz:
, •
on PERSON_ _ •
' to . represent the District composed of the counties of
'Cumberland, Perry and *Juniata in the Congress of
the United States. - , • -
•
TWO PETISONS
to represent the Count' of Cumberland - in the -llouse
of Representatives . of Pennsylvania.
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ONE 'COMMISSIONER „-•
roTtli - e - Citnintiof Cumberland.
ONE DIRECTOR OF THE POOR -
.and of the House.of Ernploymentof said'County.
• ONE AUDITOR •
liiKOttle - the - public accounts-of the' County-Commis
sioners Sec.
ONE PERSON- -• . .
-for the office of Sheriff of COroherland County, and.
ONE CORONER;
for said county.
_And th_e elections 'eleetion - districts
•said county will-beheld it-the following- places,
• vizi , • '•
ThnelectiOn.in-the--election-distriet-composed-o
the :Borough of Carlisle, and . toirnishipii - Of N. Mid- -
dleton,'Bouth Middleton; Lower Diekinstm, Lower
Frankford, and Lower West Pennsborough, will be
held at the Court House in the' borough" of Carlisle. -
. The , election in the district composed . of.. SiNer
• Spring,township,will be held .11t, the -Public House
of Jaseph Grier in Hoguestown,ln said township.
The election in the district composed of East Penns
torough township., will be held•at the Public House
,of Andrew. Exeitzer in said township.
The election in the district composed of New Cum
.berland and a part of Allen township, will be held - at
the. Public House of John Sourbeek, in
. New Cum
berland. • ~,
The election in the district composed of Lisburn
and a part of Allen township, Will beheld at the PO- -
lic; House of-Peter.W.Cann in Lisburn. , , ,
- The election in the district corriposeeof thatpart
-4
of Allen township, not included in die-New Ciincher-
land and I..ittburti districtsi will:be' held at the Public
.• House of Pavia Sheafer, Shepherilstown in -said
.township. „ - .
•- - -- The electiod iti_the district composed
,of the bor
ough of Mechanicsburg, will he held ' at' the: Puhlic
, - House of John Hoover; in said borough.
TheelectiOn in:the district composaiof Monroe
totiiShip; will be helditt the Public Hoiiie of Wide* .
- ":"Paul,in - Churclttown; in said township. , -•- ' •
The election: in.the districCeomposed a-Upper
Dickinson township, w be field at Weakley's School
House, hi said township'. ..
- • The election in the district composed •of the ,bor..
tug!' of Newvilie, and townships of Mifflin; Upper
Prat - MOO, Upper Westpennsborough,and that part:
of NeWtou township, not; inCluded in 'the Leesburg
ilectiOn district' hereinafter mentioned, will be held
itethellriclißehool-House, io-Ahe
ll borough tif:.New..
ta
fle-ele:"ction-in-theSdistriet.ebMposethe"itown
ship of be-held at the 'Bch olhouse
in Newberg; intiaiktownsitlyr - • •
.: The electicilo the district. composed of the. Inir-
Ough-of__Shippensb_urreNtimiiburg township, and
that -part of S . outhamptou townt&f, not - included ins
the, Leesburg eleitinn district, will be held at they
Conned Rouse, in'the 'off Shippensburg.
And•hattut by tin net .01 , tbe General Asiembly of
this somulenwealth,palised the Rd Ju1y.1899, it is thus
tr,o(. o l o,d),ft That the , qualified electors 'of pnrts,of
wt is and Southampton townships in tho county Pr'
CuinbeilandOuluuded by the following liuctiand
tancesi, ;Bethnal* at'the..Adlims , cotintr
• thenco,olont the , line , dividing the totsrnehipi of ;Dick
icsau- and Newton to thC tsgnldke , eoad, thence Won;
said turnpike 4.0 Centre ; school-house , on said'
e
pike, in bloOthamptoti toWnship; thence to point' on
the -Walnut Bottom road , at ReyhuchNoospoinii
Beybablee' fiirrhillience etrnight - diriodow to -.. the .
sawAnill: belonging hi:she - heirs Of' DettrgODlOcei,
thettCoahtlig•Kryshir't itut,oolTOAdancts'county lbw;
ihe 'r e shmgoth . ?Pne'c f Mirkiwoi,j,i;jty„to the • place-
• of belOntittx,l)esiiid the onto s Hereby, ; declared_ a
Inini=eind Seperidd,nldition' district, the . 'gerieral
lion to he held at the public' house "dow occupied by
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Silver Spring Toivnallip7.
WILLIAM , BLEAN
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.-DEVOTED •TO NEWS, POLITICS, LII6EILATITBE' - Arrp - SCIEN9ES, AG - IRICULTURE, AMUSEMENT, &C._ &C.
Wm. Max Well, in Leesburg, Southampton township.
And in and by the 9th section isf the first mentioned
act of Assembly passed tile 2d of. July 1899, it is di
rected:that, "1:/ke qualified citizens of the several•
wards, districts and townships,ilhallineet - on - the Fri
day next preceding the second Tuesclay.in October
next at the several places now prescribed by law for
holding the ward, ilistrict and township elections,
and each °lasid qualified citizens shall vote by bal
lot for-one person as Judge, and • also for one person
as' Inspector of election, and the person having the
greatest number of votes fer judge shall be publicly
declared to be the judge Of elections, and the two
persons . having the greatest number of votes for in
appetor shall be publiclrdeclared to - be "inspectors of
election. But when any township has been or shall
be divided in forming an electien district,
judges-and
inspectors Of the election shall be chosen in the Man
ner prescribed in the seventh section of this act."
And by the 7th section of the Same act it . is direct
ed that, "Where any township has been, or shall be,
divided in forming . an election district, the qualified,
citizens of each part of such divided ,township, shall
severally elect , in the manner and at the' time and
place aforesaid, two inspectors for each of said seve- '
rat election districts, and shall - also;eleet - one Person
'to serve as judge of the elections in each district, to
-perform t the-duties-enjoined-by-the,sixth- seetimrof
this act. . •
•
An — d bithe first and second sections of the same
act it is'directed,_''That it shall be the duty of the
constable or constables, of each -township, ward and
district, at least ten days before the day hereinafter
. appointed for the election of inspectors, to give pub-_
lic notice, by six or .more printed or written
tisemenis, affixed 'at as many of thi most .public pla
ces therein, of the time and place of holding !luck
election." -•
. .
-lii' case of the neglect; refesal, - desith or absence'
"from : the pounty • Of the-constable or constables, of any
townsliiii, ward .or district, or the assessors of -the
ward, as the case maybe, shall perform- the 'duties
lfereinbefore aequired_to be-done by such.constable
or constables, under Ore 1115„ - e - iliffivi
__Prii'vitled,
t iLbt
That the said supervisors or assess shall not- be
required to give more than fiverdaye n ice of the
time and place of holding such election." • . . • •
And by the 11th section of the same act it is direct
ed that the election of judges and - inspectors' shall-be
coiiducted by the officers now required by law to bold
the elections for. inspiktors and assessorti, 'and Abe,
same shall be conducted in the manner now prescrio
,.ed by law.' i • , -. ~ -. .. • '.. • ' '
And by, the-Sd clause of 'the iStli section of the
same act it is provided,i"That every *ion, except
ing justices of - the pence;- who shall- hold any office
or appointment of profit or trust under the Govern
ment of thenited States; or of this State,: or - of any
f 3
city or iiiefn. ratpd district, whether a commiss ioned
officer or - of ierwise, It subttrdittate-..officer: or. agent,
Avlicr is, or shall be, employed under the legislative,
executive or:judiciary department-of this State, or of
- the:United Statesor Of any city or haeoriforated Ens:
Irict, and -also That- eyety_ meinber - Of . Congress, and
of the:State Legislature,and.of the . elect or. common
council of d'hy. city, or , com,miesioners-Of -any-juror
-1 porated district, is by laii t incapable of . -holding or
exercising;at the same time, the office or appointment
of judge, inspector or .clerk of ;my :election. of- the
Commonweaftli,,and that no inspector; judge or any
other o ffi cgr:of any such election, strait be eligible to
any office to be then voted for. - - -
Given under my hand at Carlisle, this sth day of
..
September, A.. D 7 18411, '
JOHN, MYERS, Sheriff:
Vaiiiety Stare, &c.-
rp EIAEdly au!)
n se viber, thankful for put: favoisaspneet-
A iforms it,— .7,-
to "hold forth' iti Church Alley, near "Education
'Halt," where he - has now -On largi , 7 . k assortment
of hellions; consisting in part, of the followings Bread,
Cakes, Cheese, Bacon, jfTanis, 'Flour. Sugar; Coffee,
Soap; Cider, Spiees,. Fruits, SWeetmelits,. and other
necessaries e ilculated for this merediati.
-- *N.,13, Ile alio continues to Itteiran -Eating -House;
where gentlenien caul be uccommolla~lid Willi": Tri( e;
Tigs',Feet, Pickled Oysters; &c: at the shortest notice.
, • JACOB SIEG.
Dept. 9, year. •
Orphaus' , Court Sale,
• •
'rho ..uhdersigned •will_,e4poic to public.
sale, on the premises, o't --Thursday the Ist day
of October next, at I l o'clock in the forenoon,
-- a-tract,oUpart_Limesione and •
• • •• part Slate Land, • •
-situate in Nora-Middleton-tosv.nship,tumheriaml
county, bounded by the Connodoguidet creek, lands*
of Ross Lamberton, Abraham Lamberton, Zeigler's
heirs and others, containing • . .
Two 1110 drtd r - thirlyTiainc
Acres anct-twenty-semi-J*clies,.:
strict measure, 'having thereon erected a TWO
STORY HOUSE OF
_]TRICK AND STONE,
:New Frame . Ba-mand - Stable, -8c:
„.There .I' - 1 1:never failinespring on the . premikcji,
and a good well of water with a pump. About”
eighty acres of O
s farm is - covered' - with - young
thriving
—nomlialf-of-the-purclinse- money ib-be-paid
confirmation of the , sale, and the balance in three
equal annual ,paytnents thereafter, to be secured by
recognizance& 111 the Orphans Court with approved
security. The grain growing ontheipremises at the
time 91 sale to go to the purchaser, except the tenants
share thereof, which is expressly reserved to him.
Possession will be delivered en - the Ist ,day. of
April next, or, if the .purcha'se'r should prefer it, he .
can have - possession immediately-.after. complying
with the terms of sale, subject to, the balance of the
present tenant; which will expire on the Ist of April
- •
. jOSEI4IBIIROIII, - jr. After. —
Seppniber . 1840.—tds. ,
PUBILIC 841. LE.
Aftl ILL - lie e7inosed - to public sale, anthe.preraisels..
V by an order of the Orphans Court of Cumber'
land County, on Saturday the 3d day of October next
ut 11 o'clock A..M. the following- described proper.
dt:Traet , of First Rate
•
Irartatutiatteuula
situareon 'county;
adjoiniotiaTids'or . Win. Moore's heirs; Joseph
GM
brnith's heLb,.andcother MO - of John Gslt!raith's
heirs, containing •, . -• • '• • .
- FIFTY FIVE A CRES;
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.with a good Dwelling litnise and Double Log . ,Stable
thereon, erected: • There are, two fine springs •of wa
ter ands large apple orohard on the premises. About
twenty acres of the land is novered.tillth prime timber,
afuttlie - reaidue•is under:pad thime-and,
.prosty_offettollorLealeje-the north' hail
the f+rm-otnhuGalbtwlth;dea'd.;:aud is egnnl .in
quality to any firm hi' the County; • • ~
-The terruirof hale are one half the puieluisa money
to be pand on theist of April e ',1841., - when possesaion•
will ho given,4ind the residue in two annunipaitelids
without hiterest:
• - JAMILS...WOODBURN,' .
, .• . WILLIAM .LINE; •
• Quirdimie of the ehildron I OM. Galbraith, deed..
September '2, 1840.--tde ' _
-Sargent's Political Register fOr
THE subscribeta have just received a fete _
eol4B Sargerit'a Political.ltegiater,eitchil • liting
the results of Elections heft! in the",different Sratealutur
-effiffities throughout the Pnited"States 11135 to
WO: l'hiiithove work will he found convenient
t•eferenCe for thoini who vial)rn
coiafrc the penults ,
oithts•altrosichino iitiont sitidithosefhatitare lrrr
ceded-t!4oin,:i fPrice2sioente •.,,
, 111:11M • VAN
Edited and Published for the Proprietor,' by George 1 . (rabb, in _Carlisle, - County,' Pa.
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Orphans'. Court SAlet
'DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
II Cumberland County, the follOwmg real estate,
late the property of Henry Zimmerman; deceased,
will be soldoan the premises, on Saturday the 31st
-d to sy w o it f : Octoberuelct at 12 noon of
_that day,
...,-
All . that:certain ..plantation .or
tract of land, situate in EaSt Pennsborough township;.
Cumberland county, aforesaid, bounded- by lands of
John Holtz, Martin'. Henninger, Isaac Longnocker
:and others; and containing ;, •
•
One, Hundred and Fifty Agree, '
more or less—about : one •hundred aeres•of which is
Cleared land, and the teeidue well timbered. The
improvements area
• •
•
• • , - • •
- • - Two Story • Log
•
°use ,
H
a'double Log Barn and other out..buildings. There
is a smalLatreath of excellent Water running near the
house; and also a good spring: There is a first rate
apple orchard on the_premiscs, and other fruit trees.
The terms of — idle are as fcilhiiis: twolt — u - ndred
tfollars to be paid:on the confirmatibn of , the sale
one third the purchase 'money to remain lo the land;
the interest whereof is
. to be paid yearly and' every
year - to the widow , during- her-life r said-interest-to
commenee tst of April next; anilthe principal at her
Jileath to 'and-among the • heirs and representatiVeS bf
the said
.Henry Zimmerman. The residue of the
„purchase money on the said Ist of April next, when
possessimi•will be, given, and until which time the
rent is reserved:. Said pdyments to be secured by '
recognivances in the Orphan's Court. . • •
ANTHONY GREINER,
September' 2,'18.40.—tds • - •
• •
. - blie.--Sa
Will be exposed to . Public Sale, at the residenceof the subscriber, in Netvville, on_ Wednesday Me
3014 .day pf September inst . „ a . varietyof ::
.
• Kiltehat
• ILT -N 11-11-E
-...consisting of the following article , i, •
TabicsclEe4sti nds,
Cinfir§, • Stand's . ; •.Stove -- and - Pipi
Cooking, utensils; a Sleigh; . '.
C-bW- &igrOgs
. •
together with a - great vailety. of other articlei, not , -
necessary to name. Sale-to commence at 9 o'clock,
A, M.', and aliberal credit given. • - _ -
- Also, on the samVtlay, will be'. offered for sale, the
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.:t0 •
:douse - and Lost
•Zik 4 ,! -
occupied by the'subscriber; iibil if not solq, will - be
rented until the first_of April next.' Terms will be
made knbwn on the day of sale, by • • '
D.—P. ROS;NMILLER.
Sept. t, 1840.--tda '\ •
Orphans' Court Sale.
irN. pursuance of an order of the Orphans' cciart of
b.Secarkilantl..MB,^ l 3ii . 7 r:Vo:y the 2d . - if Cletger
next, at 12 o clock nomi, the following described real
'estate late the ;property_ ofJohn..Davulson,
ceased, - viz:.-- • . .
Tract of Linicidone Land, iii - -Nrestpennsboro'
township; about 2 miles east of Newville, bounded by
lands of Samoa M'Keelm; Sites,Jacob Leh man
a nilleihn:Myeraicontaining - jfty-sii - acrea; - .more or
less. About 40 acreiiiiCleatiVtli - o - FaidirelfilliFiVz
ing timber --about gQ _acres sown- with- clover seed
last spring. There is a well on the 'premises, Which
with a little repair, would afford a constant supply,
of water. The soil is good and - produces equal to
any in the neighborhood.
Also, on 'Saturday the 3d of October, at - one o'.-
elock,-P. M. at the house of: Col: \V m. H. Wood='
burn, in Newville,,will be offered at pnblie sale a
Lot of Meadot ground, about la a mile north west
of Newville, bounded by lands of Woodburn, Walk
et-, and the Connodoguittet_creek, containing_B acres
and 12.1,perches, well- enclosed and good grass land.
Also, at the same time and place, a lot of 4acres
of land half a miff..iiitiftlf - eitst'of - Newville;
bounded by lands of Alei. Glerin'a heirs and Samuel
Davidson. . . --
. And on Monday the sth of October, hi one o'clock
P. M. on the premises, will be Offered at public sale;
I .ielotell first rate meadow. land, WI the Ntount-Rock
spring,bounded by, lanifs of wyji. DaVitlien and
:mama of-deccato . d i -containing-6-tterew - and - ta
perches. • - • Ar - • -,
- -Bel%rng . wishing . to:purchase. are invited to, view
the abate property Previous to the day of
Terms of dile prescribed by the Court: Ona half
the purchase money tete - paid'oir ll§'confiranation
Of - the sale; the balance in two equal yearly-paywnts,
_without': intryest,to secured . _by a lien on the pro-•
-perty-i-ThO title.-will.bemade-nnd possession deliv
ered on the Ist of April 1841.; • , .
By order Of - the Orphans Court,
ROBERT LAIRD,
DANIEL LECKEY,
Administrators.
A . ugust 19,.1840,t(!b
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. . .
THE 'sitbscriflers execUtors .of . t he last
.
will and testament of Daniel Shireroan, sen. late
of Allen township, Cumberland . co.inty,• deceased,
will exposeto, iniblie sale; the following - real estate
i
on the premiss, on Saturday' the 1701 day of Oetqlier
next; atl.2 - olelock noon' ' in - Shiremanstown - Cumber- -
land eonntyiabout I; miles west of Harrisburg, to wit:
Fairm 'of Excellent- amestone
hind, containing about 'EIGHTY ACRES, having
thereon ereetetl,a' Two )Story Dwelling Douse an
double Log Burp, and other out houses; 'adjoining
lands of Jacob Merkel,Jacob Shopp, David Shopp,
lind - the , lots of Shiremanstown.
- - . •
-Alsoot
-manstowti;containing 4 acres and 131. perches of first
rate. land, whereon ,is erected-.a large -.Two Story
Rouse, double Log 'earn; Slaughter House, sheds
and other, out buildings.
Two'Stori.HiniSti'and
nt Of ground' 'SdreinifriatOwsi, containing about
65 feet front; and 108 feet deep, with ti' Blacksmith
Shop thereon erected, and n-well of good . water.
Alse; Four.LotsitrShirenians
. .
Shiremans
town, two on Main.street, 50 feet frontand_2oo,deep,
and two'on Second street;'so feet front,and 200 deep
Alad—a — two - iStartlfoisi'an• -
lot o 1 ground on the;north aide of Main:street in
Shireinamdown, containing 53 feet in front ,and 204
.feet deen with n stable. • • • •
•
Also, a TWO -4 StOry,lfinise and
lot of ;ground on oho north aide •Of Main street in
Shiremanatowp, containing. about 50 feet hi r frourand•
200. feet. deep,yith stable; .
Also, Two Story House-and
lot of groupd,in tbe horotmit 3fechinhisbutir;aitnt
'de on Locust street, containing 80 feet in front - and
about 200 feet, deep: .. •
' Attendance will be Oven 'entfterrinrof hale made
known on deo day of fade
,hy:
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joux RUPP; 3.:-Exesautori.
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GEORGE IRAMOne. • ~
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Sept. 2 , 1840sitds. , • • • . ' •
jot rn Mieelicidocburg"will
. be sold .on thelirendlic,s,. od-sidd 407,, ta'cidsalY at,
11.1 o'clock hi the, forenoon. -
.1001 - IrrheTtinctister Poillkhr
and Yoe!: Republ itiert t 9 dac saleAndcharge
this office. : -
ThIiZEMBOIDaIr =warm*meavatzmaana 4(3,, aogu;
Punzic s.sz.E.
R .
TIIESHINd 111.A.C14.INES
Bath improved '
Patent flOrse Power. ~
T HE
great encouragestent heretoforereceived
from the sale of his Machines, induces- him to ef
ler to the public a new andimproved Horse Power,
which can be shifted in geol. or out' of sear by keys,
and shift the-band. to give tt. five different revolutions.
And he hag no hesitation irasinirint the Farruerstliot
he is now able to furnishrtliem.with-an article far su
perior to those inanufactiliti heretofore.
,For speed
and clean threshing and -dasO;to- tfie - horsesihe be.;
Heves hismaphines to be mequalled. •
His price is sl4o—sevelity.dOlLars to be paid cash,
and the balance in - six mends; for, which ir note wilt
be required with interest. • Any Purchasing a
Machine and upon a fair trial, not being pleased, can
returivit.. He will at all times be ready to furnish
them on the, shortest notice; orders from a distance
_Will he punctually attended to.. He will alio repair
machines on the shortest notice.:
. WILLIAM B . MILLIGAN..
. Newville,JulylB4o.;--4.f. •
61;41.1ba - 0
Tarn, of 147 - awes - of Slate
- and Limestone .16atut,
Situate in. •North Middleton township, CUMberland
coy; two miles fi•ont , 'Middletiex mills'
and five from
Carlisle. The ituprovements are arm! •
• ••.; 4 - , ' •
-
2.10* 11017512 . 8 t.
Double Bank Darn,
under part stone.with fouritablesovith hack and front
sheds, one of-which is a granary with a cellar under;
•
4.;L/ JAW' *+,4to' • EXCE •
.i '. .*ol" :
ORCHARD •
together Witkotherimprovements: - Abotit 10 acres
arc cleared; under gitiod fence and in a good. state of
cultivation, the rerasinder is covered with good tim
ber, a part of which is Locust; springs in nearly all
thefields.. The Conodoguinet creek bounds this farm
en one side '252 perches, which wilt Word a locution
for water works.- Any person Wishing to purchase a
fartn of this description Will do well to examine it, tie
laniedetertnined to-sell. - - - .
Application can be made to — Valentine ShoUpon
lie farm or [odic aubsciiber in Carliali.;: • - •
LAMBERT-ON
July 15; 1840: -tf
STICI I FFS:=-Logwooti;..Beazitretto,
'icarugun, u - stic, Madder, Alum, Cochineal,
Lac - Dye; - :liltre - VitrioliCopper*lndig9;oll of Vit.. -
viol, Nitric Acitl f -Muriatie doe, olutsoitof 'Tin ; the
sti)Ove will be sold /ozii rat; eask •
S. .ELLIOTT: T
BATRATIcKs—AsuPPIY Of, this
, . ; gr(.OV aiLltHa' •
Estate 'of Jolfn Close, Vec'd.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA,TTON on the ett
tate of John Close, late-of-the borough of Me
chanicsburg, Cumberland county, dec'd7Jutve Ilse!)
issueil to th i k u l ma ib r n,,,„„;‘,lk,,,i,.....
ow o 5 "IP " %lake • immediate pay
110.110,1RAT tit i dg.ving.claims against him to pre
sent them, properly authenticated, for settlement
JOHN RUFF; It.dtter.
August 12,.1840.-,-6t
. rkesh Medicines..
„Vie subicriber has relent!y received large addi-
THlC4lltiCillfS, 'COIOI4I, ID.VCAttlitisi,
Linseed Oil, Ss. Turpeidide, Copal \ramieit, Pain=
tern; Varnish lirnMies,llandilrushea, Sper
'lancet' Oil, (yen - Alike) Spey nt ~Candles, - Soaps in
great variety, Glass Lamps, Cap null • Letter Paper,
Fruit, Spices, Perfumery, ke.: &c., which be will sell
to Physicians, Merchants and- others, WHOLESALE or
by RETAIL, MAIO lowest rates, having purchased en
tirely for cub; he will offer bang bins to those who
wish to purchase at
ELLIOTT.
August,s,lB4k - •
NOTICE
- ,
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber, will please present them for settlement
between this and, he Vst November next.
-- G. .Y. 014.1 •
September
meaaato • • •
Esta4-e-Afichael - Morrer - deed. - ,
LETTERS TESTAMENTARf on the last
'Mil Testament:of - Michael 'Alorreti-late-of
MonrOU township, Chmberland- county, fleo'd. •1111{:e
been-issued--to the subscribers residing in the same
township: Nodes is hereby - giVen to-all those indebt
ed to the above estate to make Immediate payment,
and to all those having claims against the estate to
present them, properly "authenticated, for settlement.
MICHAEL MORETT,
•.pEORGE BRINDLE, - '
.
. E r-axecuto
. • • ,•
August 12,1840.--6 t
Grand .CapitAl§ . f9r Septeniber.
30,000 Dollars.
- 0 4 r 100 goo.. •
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY`,
- Yeilbellie n n - efirof - the - Peteraburg - Benevolent i-11 te --
eberde Aasociatimr•-Clasi No, 10 for 1840.---To be
drawn lit Alexandria', Va. on Saturday, September
10th 1840. " • • •
&CIIEDrg
-• 30,0 - 00
• • • (Q. 100 P r izes of 'lOOO dollars, We: .00 • •
Ticket's $lO,-41alvei $5--Quarters ASO."'
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole TiCkets $l3O '
'do' 25 Half do 65
Do. do , ,25 Quarter do.. . .32' 50
Capital' 4-0,000
Wit
.For the-lkenefit,or-tlie r etersbu rgA enevolent Me.
c h an ip Association—Wass No. 11 f0r,113,11-613-e
-drs(wn at A l elcindria; Saturday, 6tll-Septem
• . 14' DAwn Nos:out or7B.
• • . MINIM , . , ' _
. ,
,090-5 poo-=-2 000 "
2poo-.1,7694,61:64-B:Wriiriotts trnuller cupitufs,
such u51,500.--2' of 14
501' of 1,200=-20 of..
'‘ IMO- 40 of 5010;-40 of 400-40 of 300, &o.
'Tickets slor-if dyes .s344kuaitet*,sl,so..'-^ ;., '
crtigentes of Packages of 20 Whole Tickets SISO,
• 1:116 4 ~ • do • 26 Half , ' •do
DS. O- ' • Quartcrs do . 50.
• .Orilers tor 'rickets and Shores or Cerfißeetat
of l'iiekoteii In the'illiokeLattery, will .40 promptly_
itientoo to 'end thillyawlei l sent Iminidlatelrofter it
isover •-• Addretio
• .
• Waeh nny, C.
Attest, 19,184(1:
5 Valuable Farms
FOR 'S✓IL ~T."
Farm of 16 . 5 acres of firs; . rate
Limestone land,. situated in . North Middleton town
ship miles from Carlisle, idjoihing &Peer House
Farm, M. Brenneman, mail others. About 415•aores
are cleared,-the-residuo-covered with good thriving
timber. The improvements are a Double Log House,
a new Bank Barn, a . young 'thriving orchard, a well
40 feet deep : of never failing water.
,: •
2. A Farm •containmg.46s.aeres_of_Slate.
land situated in said township,l,s mires' from - Carlisle,
adjoining lands of George Wise and others; of which
120 acres are ,eleared, and the residue in'thriving
timber.. The improvements are vi large Frame House
and Kitchen, Log Barp,Tenant.houspia good thriving
orchard, a never failing well o_f water at the door, and
springs tn every field.. • "
3. .A Farm containing 224 acres of 'first
rate Limestone land; u little mixed with slate, situat
ed in said township 5 miles• from Carlisle, and one
mile north east of Middlesex, atljoining the Canodo
elletereelbyeter Hettrick and others.. About 150
acres. are - Cleared,. - and the residue In heavy timber.
The improvemente are a Stone House .and latr:l4
a good Log Barn, Stone Spring-house, with a never
failing spritng running through the farm, and 'au Or
chard of choice fruit and 'other improvements: •
4. A Farm of 265 acres Slate land mixed
with Limestone, adjoining tlie last mentioned and
bounded by the Cimodoguinet creek. 14,0 acres are
cleared,'aiid the residue - covered with heavy timbers
about 50 acres is first rate_ meadowAand. __The in - I:-
r-overheats WC
iv good
,Log. HouseL . Log
Spring House With - a never failing spring , near-the
door,and all Orchard. ,This.Farrn will afford •-a 'lo
cation for water works. . .
• A Farm _of : 22t , acres - Slate land,
mixed with Limestone, adjoining thulast—mentioned
and Canotloguinet creek. ;150 - acres ave.cleared and
tlie,residue in good timbe'r, about .fifio acriis - of
are first rate meadow:.. Tfie_irnprovements are a
Double Log llouse.and Lag fiarn,'und. a -Spring
House with a never failing spring, and an °relined of
choice fruit trees. The last mentioned three Farms
will be,sold opsrately attogether as it-may suit-pur
chasers. A good. quantity of meadow can-be y'et'
.made of the woodlantlalong the said creek. A large
quantity of locust is growing On the last three mention
ed Farms: FoP further partieninrs'zipply to tot)
scriber, one mile east,of Carlieleoienr t4e C.V.
Aug 5,1840.
'a - number or first raie'tireettoile - mul
Slate; Farms and—Mill Properties : for sale '
_ . .
MANIC- ITOTIOL. .7
•
WIiERVAS` Pun - & - SocinlY,
will - expireimlB4o. 'Notice is lierebygiyen,
agreesiblj:, to thn,constittition and laws - or
ma, that theatockliolders of .. said institution •intend
applying to the next Legislature or the Common
wealtlifor a renewal Ornhartee, change cif name, Atyle
and title to "Cumberland Valley , flatik,s! iiicrease of
capital and general • discounting and 'banking privi . ;
leges, all wider such restrictions usqiielLegislature
may direct. 'File abmt institution to be continued
in Carlisle, Pa.
S. E L LIOTT
• . • JOHN J - MRS:
- • uttortara4 • • -
Estate of Henry dec'd.
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the last
anti Testament of Henry Miller, late 'of
West Penitsbnceugh . , township, Cumberland count,
deeth,liave-liecuassued Mille subscriber residing in
tlie 'Same; townAllip: NOTI . CE, is ItereblAtiveirto alb
those indebted to the above estate to make
. atetayment,and all those having claims to .present
-theet i pttilerly-eutlientieatett r for-settlement.---...__ , .
• . ; FREDERICK . ZEUGLER,Es'r..
August 120840.--W
Notivev‘
~EFT my. bed, and boaid Monday
ai' the 24th of
,Augitst, my wife Christina ,Metz,
without just cause or provocation: All persons are
hereby warned against trusting her on my, account,
as I am determined to pay no debts of her .contracting.
—3 ACOB %METZ.. -.
September 2,1840.•
Al i i-
T a stated Orphans Court, beganitinfliifirciii
Monday the 10th day of August, 1840, at Car
lin e in and for Cumberland County,-before the-flen.-
Samuel:Hepburn President, and John Stuart and
John Lefever, associate Judges of the same court, as
liigTteif Bt.c. the follearikiiirciceeiliagrwcre bad tow . itt
-' 12th August 1840.- Mule on all thd heirs of Robert
Armstrong, deceased, to sheer cause at the . next No- 71
vember court why the Real, game. of Rollert Arm
strong'dec'& should nottbe -sold t personal-, notice - to
lie - setired , on - all the 'parties-residing --within „forty
mile's, anal all oilier/ in twonewspaperapublislted
in;Carlisle;for four , succeiiiio we/Ad:preceding said_
Ceurt: . a . --.•-- - - lly the Court. .
Cumberland County, ss. • '
_ • ..• ,
, i lit cy .1' ' •
, T, 1
taken
the , itlioi•e to hen true eo=
t1(.1 y.. : .' jams Court in t a l l e xd i ' . ror d said o e f ou ti n i t e y. 9-7
~,62,2 ,t . In testimony whereof I have hereunto
' 4 set my hand and seal of sidd.court at
: . :. • Carlisle the 14th .day of-August, 1840. '
..... W. FOULKE,• '
~ .
, --- c lerk .of Court. • '
Align r at 19,1940
siveacoulb . _
• Betide of George . Gillespie, - deed.
•ILAETTERS:OF. ADMINISTRATION°tithe es
tate of George Gillespie, late rifFrailkfottl town
ip, Ctimberland ootnityolee'd., having been issued
to the subscriber-residiug - hi said: township:. Noricr.
is hereby given to oil those-indebted to said estate to
inakeintmediate paytnent„and those heti% elitims'to
present tlieim,properlffithenlieatifd; for seitliii'neit.
. '
ROBT. LAIRD, Adm'r.
August 19, 1840,-6t • . . • •
Estate of Jacob Palia, deteased: • • •
V'ETTERS OE ADMIIILSTUATION °ithe ea-
IA tote ofJacob Palm, lalo ofWeat Peunaborough
township, Cumberland Countyk•dee'd hive been , it -
sued to the subscriber kidding in'totid township
i
tire s hekby. Klyen to: a!l, those:, indebted ‘1 , 9 sail}
caste' to make' minaediatC . o . 4,tlient,",itad:dll, - those,
having claims atidest said s e date 'to preient them;
properly authenticated; for. settlement.:' "•-•• s• •
. . , Is. , • GEORGE, REA, Advn't•', ,
AiigtisteG; tBioo—:6l.. •• • ' i
m
11r_k. .
,herelirgiven_that• the Mirtneralliji - that•lexistecl
between 9:ironefiliiidelon and AValiiUalditrinks - ,
er, ander the fiint of I:l4witlsan & Brinker, in t he bu
aineas:oltanidng-and-earryingrat-Dieviillle, Cumber;
land Co.Pa2; has been dissolved.' The saidheftiness.
will in. future he carried_ en ht Archibald Bricker,
r his °Wu imparate nee..
I.' •SAM:UttiVik*IDS6Ns
..11.11cH113.4.E.D' ukticKy.a.
,Newviq s .4agitat •
, .
, . .
. .
; ' .:Pstate 41Patil Oho"; sdi4' . (l,
; E:trEitsbrADiEll3l6l*RATiON - cis'the•es i
tate . of.Pats! cher, late;or Allen townships; cunt.;
beigaful Founty . '„ .desi7o. hems isaned tp,..thof - pnbi
im p el- living in the tame tetinsblitt troiVktiber'in
siikiltebtdd teK said; tiitskto
immediatO RaYrili4tion4 all thine batitilolstfintelst
gninst sioid estiste .to propt:qtAkoh; pettroymOtiOtttil ,
toted, ftwiottlonsOnt. • "
. ' , JOSZPII:u. JimEs'
.Atsitnat. 12,. 1840.;--;6V-
MICHAEL FISHBURN,_
./igely for the owneri,
.7:7.:c** -- r - tit''"::7, - .-.,
PREMATURE- - CHOICE OF A BE
' . . Ci3ND •WIFE.
Cufix.Ole A HYPOCUONDRIAC.—Wow,my
dear,' said .Mis...WoOdsurn 'faintly. to ,her
husband,' the time has come • at - last; I
feel thet.l ant on ,my, death bed, and ; lave.
but a short time hi .stay with You... ant I
hope we shall; be "resigned to the. will .of
Heaven: These 'things - are-
Undoubtedly;
- all• - ordered - forithe bostr.7snd,l4ouldlo
cheerfully,•ifit was not for my anxiety-a=
bout you:. and the . children. Now. rion't
you : think; my 'dear,' she continuettiWith
increased tenderness—' . dmitt ,you think ,it
would be best for you to be married-again
to - soine'kind, good if.onian, that wOultr be
a mother to our dear little Ones; and make
your home pleasant for all of you?' • .
She paused, and seemed to.look earnest.. ,
lyin his face for an answer.... .
ell i ---Fve-som etimes: thought; - of' - late; - '
it.might be best,'-said Mr. Woodsuin, with:
a very solemn air. - • •
"Then you kave been thinking aboutit,"
said Mrs,. Woodrum ; with a Slight comm.
lion of the muscles of the-face,. . •
' 'Why yes,' said Mr.Atoodsum,.'llrave,
alric,e - yonhave liad sPells of:being so very
It makes me feil — dreidfullY7,liit
don'tktiow but-it Might be a matter of.dtity.'
. 'Well, Ido think., it would,' said Mrs.
) sostd.sont,.;:g...yinLenn g,et the rightsort of
a;person, Every thing depends upondiati . :
my.dear,.and I
.hope you will-be very - par.
ticular about who.th you E get—:-.very.'
. certainly shall,'-said •Mr..Woodstitn;
don't 'give-yourself any uneasiness .abbut
that, 'nardear, for lassure . you I .shall.. be.
very' particular,. ..The person 1 shall have
is:one. of, the kindeSt and .betit-mornen. irr
the world.' • .:. . .
'Btit hdve.you been thinking of oy one
in particular my dear?' said Mrs: Woodeure..
• . 'There I)} one-that-I. have_theught of, for
long - time.ipast;_ Lshould. probably Marry,
-if it should be -the Will- of- Providence- to
take yoti from-us.'- -,. • -
'And pray, :Mr: Woodsum,-who can' it.
.40_; - ' i said - the - wife, rwith -- nn — expressii - 4:
little more of earth than beayeii - returning
to her eye... 'Who is it, Mr. Woodsuni T
You haven't named it to her, have your
• 'Oh,. by - no means,' said Mr. WoodsuTh
—'but, my dear,. we had better drop the
subject, it agitates you so much.' t - • .
'But, Mr. Woodattn; you mist- tell me
who it is; I could never die in.peacn till
4t is a Object
'painful to talk about,'
me . it
'But. I Iks ist - upon. it, Said•Mra..Wootl4
sum, who had - .by this, time raised herself
Up with great earnektbess, and leaning upon
her elhotiv, while_bcr searching glance was
reading every muscle_ husband's
lace—`Mr. Woodsum, I insist` ipon.it:'
7 ' 73 "89 - 611;Ttliiii; -- e,fitrAirclVneilitrm; - witlr
a sigh, -if you insist - upon it, myllear,
have thought that if. it should, be
of, Providence to take y,ou from us to be
Mere no more, I have thought that I should
marry for .my second wife, Hannah Loye
joy.' • • . •
•
An earthly fire at,oncellaalted from Mrs.
.Woodstim's_e,yes—sho- leaped from the
bed like a cat, walked across the room, and
seated_herself,in alehair: • ----
'Whit 1' she exclaimed in a trembling
voice,-almost-choked -with emotion, hat,
marry that sleepy 'slut of a Hannah Love
joy! „Mri Woodsom. that is too mtich for
flesh -and blood - - - io - bearl -can't endure
that, nor I. won't! No! that's.
.what never
shall be.-- So -you, may go to your plough-
WoOdspni t land set your_heart
.rest---- - - - Susan," - ehe - continued, turning lo_nne,
of.the-girls,Amake
_more firennder the^
dinner pot.'. •
-Mr.: Woodrum went-to his field and 'pur.
sued hisiwork,, and when he returned at
the dinner hour, -he 'found . the family din
-.ter well , plepared, and his wife prepared.
to do 'the loners of the table. • Mrs. Wood
silm's.health, from. that - day continued to
-improve,. and 'she was,, never afterwards
visiti3d' by. the terrible affliction. of the by
_
pochonartec. •
From the Farmer's Cabinet..
LA
1108 - A N FARMS.D — SIIIAII;
- wiah.rny,hrother farmers A u ld
think very, seriously ad 'swages:-
btrderiVedliiiiff - the system of cultivating
no more land than can be well . manured.
desire for more land has been the ruin
of thousands, who would at this time have
been well off," if their friends had' deprived
them of oue-halfthe number of acres trhicti
they'rd one time 'possessed; while the , ex
tra- labor and anxiety consequent upon a
business so, spread abroad, are all that mad
tty have ever gained, and 'all they . bad _a
light4i , expeet to obtain. And it would .
`appear to be a fatality to' Whielt`persons:tf
thisaart are subject,or they, would surely
be able to See the'-nOsn in. the:middle - 7a .
- grit fac" -- e=4or - one
the'other.. If ten acres of ha can be made
to ield as much as `.one hundml; morel
hy concentralin - gliMilrthe wea'tui - of-i*=
evement,:_the •la and Care • necessary
for the"ctiltivatictiv'sf 'one7hundreoo'ciefr. '
the result mnst,beprOfit of mind, bodyand
substance,
in abiolutelY. astonishing!
a'oment aleitlatc tfie'diffetence
in, labor;lii,bauling the: marture ever - the
fiundiedacreiittatead of ten, Anil 'after thii't
.the'• spreading, it! abroad ! then 'Comes: ten
tires the ploughing; liarroviini, - sowing,
'With tentimes'the quantity, of:seed, -hoe' rig,'
harreiVingi , mowing . or:gaping; anti . bied-„,
iiigsand . talting "OP eilillifidrt4Stresin
land of too' 'lto - eittia'etirrying'irOPS'' in&
tifteiall this' ten times the'rentlii pay:=Zl:
declare. it ,appitalB-10 Ve:a 19_00 of in-
Emily, this desire for loos land. ' •
' • .
=
lagilt fi3u Vllazo 410 , -131Po 44,4
I have lately seen a rim Where all these -
evils are • embodied—o excellent,' natural
Tertility,•fields,large and lying on bit 'easy -
declivity,' with e-very faci ity for permanent •
-improvement, marl of the richest, quality_
in the middle. of the estate, and , •within
three feet' of the siiifece. Now, if the
owner of this fine farm of. about: two hun
dyed ieres; Would confine-his labars to tett
acresof
_the land_ adjeining,i.hkhpuse, and.: .
give all the rest to the stock ..upon the
farm, only mowing The weeds to 'prevent
'them from' seeding hitiand. his neighbor's r --
lands, I believe he would theft make a 4464
tit, - -while at'present lie must make-a lbss,_ •
"I
-was told yesterday of a farmer 'who
cultivated one acre of land, adjoining •a
field-of thirty'ficres—both were planted
with rye; and at harvest a bet was made__
that the Yield of the one acre was equal 'tar
-that-of the-thirtyapres;-this-was; - bowever - , --- -
lost, for the crop Orate' thirty aeres mea- ,
sured exactlyohree quarters. : or a 'bushel •
more than the one acre—theie fields I have _
seen this . day;.'snda have also seen another' •
field,'Where the owner:offered to- diepobe •
of a crop'-of *rye for - a dollar an sere, but
could -- get - no purchaser at thatiiricel ' •
NotV; Mitinielibitter to.:double ifiel
crop, thin to double the number of acres?,
But Ihave land,. lylig me,before Which
would
_yield
_five hundred ,per
_cent more
than - it-now does; by - extra_management.
•• • AN Otli FAIIMEIto
FROM Nrtmeo. • .
By. the ,Norma, from Parana, at :New
•York-,,papere of thapmityr s of-20th ult,-,'-tkre
ieeeifeewith • aectaunts from Mexico, cars
rim] to Itavana by the British gun brig Sea
.Grai •to..29th'ittly. -I'Ve ropy fromAlio'
Ynti( - American : • , • •.• ...•
The civil : %Var in: the city of Mexico had,:
aftci• • ip . (inys , : fighting:in the strects,b . teAA
nl
. terinateillby oil : armistice : and
,cgreeineiit, -
'which' replaced: in the- 11 - antis or,
Biisternente.- - • -
.
The extra of qbe Hti . ranti, or
20Th August - pi - esents a 'sum - limy of 6
•each days' transactions; from the 15th "to
)the , 28th of Ittly—which;liowevor,: is of
little interest, heyotid" . the-daily reebrreaec -
of firi tro the' pal se o-• ard- ite v i romi_
by silo-troops ;of Vrrea anit".Gonzales
pos - session of it, and
made liustamente prisoner—antl . those or
the Superior coiernment, which sooght
to drive put :the revolter?: • .
The final reir - lt was that on ti•
A fter- ibeisight fig of.this ea pitidefort;, . -
Government troops: took, possessioWcif the
Government house; and oilier:points ---
•pied by the revolters; who.dispersed, some
to - theirhomesi-rititers tiedrand
der-laid down their.:arm,s at.the place .
--Gomez Fnriai , and .ILfrrea withettit
its being: krioilt tviipt direction theyuffatl':: , •
tal• n; -trod tli trancjuiflity was, for a time, _
. ,
re-es a is ied.. .
It id a sad . gOMinent npOn,sneli civil strik e
that while - 411ring the. thirteen days con ,
wit, only 80 of the' troops.. on both 'sides
Were killed or wounded; 460 peaceful and
quiet cititenssorne . of them distinguished
—were either killed or Ivottideir, . •
---Libel-Sitits:—T4e-Globe of the .10tilt
tilt., made a most atrocious tiecc nitprineii: ,
-pled-assault upon the private character and
personal pecuniary credit of, the Hon: li.
P. Tallmadge, foundPd upon an equally -
reckless_ article of the'New York' E'veraint
.Post.-...Thti.Madisonian_saYsL- , _Tlte_exfextt___
of its atidacity, calf ulated -es ,it...was to4be
'deeply_ injurious to' the' creqit of IiIr:l'all- ,
madge, surprised even us, who - h-Sve - seetV -- -
so much ,ribaldry . end ' slander -from rlnte
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souree,-countertan&d too by its_party, that
we aril tmt often suiprised at any thing. - It
is ittidelight to feed upon the rains it,iverthl •
make of private character , antrbattett Ow
"thee Vampyre upon the life blood of ite
victim. This,. no ilOubt, is 'what'Mr;
Kendall denominate‘his . “lttxuryindeed.'"'
Such rilcality. shetild .tot go unsvhipt it(
justice..• If their slanders are contradicted,
they never publish the contradiction, 'and,
the peblie lirft iiiitier the iniertotis tel..' _
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piesstena of eir_libellous-matteri - There , .__
Tewo wl -7 i! -- I
to reach' such men; who IteVettar
feeling's of - prir.ciples iti"c - Oitinitin with gen
tlemen or men of honor, but. through Aar'
law. :Mr. Tallsrindge 'bps. instituted 'snitf
against•the proprietors of :the lieiv -Yerk;
Evening , Post c and tigainst the proprietors ,
of the Globe, each iarihe stain ;of 52'64,00; .
'floiy will , now have an opp . a"thliitri pr;
substantiating their allegationsi ofeteit ppi_
d tat Ilpott Their *Milted -i3rititil7 4 a l it:W. l E
king-such titipritteipted., sett ~ b ar e ass a u lt,
ripen private character.;---Littrii.' , Petrat - .
Ell
- ' Siiiiiiigirk tfie `.0,2i/itnetB.44-Thei keep
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,the old Lion - at the Jieitnitage in a eentin4;,..-
atian't - litnitinlnitoth - or - elminnee'rir ---
illitti*e — koni -- the= Ge . ii!iinivi - Aean*hile4- r r
• i)li *Ai t . o,prnittilTedie v publWti hOgn'-:
giivti)olglito. the S'inthern federatiisteaiL,
- Often' as -,inieeln,feliaiiiii;:,-ta-kee.f ibeft . o l :'''' ,,
his trieii-' Al tW-4Pme tirnil:z-thflYzekir' - I . A
. truiulling the-,Vici Treapp),t . through Ow ,v ,-
to gammon the old ssildte,tli'o l6,4. 4!lghtqqd "rj ,
" 03 4cluered Oath ;Ohl Vir !,,ili(OliftlPnAltiri z Iv
also gpia" , tbefe`te,Rodd l,Out -- I,her',ltijcicitTr±c., •,,,-.;,
'nutinngs nE Loc9rocoliillA ~ 4 4q8 ,v3isllo4-.,
'on the cruiser about '.1161"%ve.'.:101.4-I,,.!ellettil:'4'
'rn fine'lhe ivhPie eamo,:'i B l*°'° llll 4tirTit: „,41 , ',
,iiiid the,SPisti t easurY'llT4 4 o' 6 ii* r . 'et ,„,'-t'
to t:hinii:etruilping‘swey,Wi,oo)l Mie
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Were in N ovia Secniii'atio - 01 - 00S-l'ielltiC':'Y4l
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