RQiL & ;•-•; Zi 1840. • - Another Maly of the - Wings of 01il- itlother Cumberlatffi.” On= last Thursday, the friends of HAnni- J .. lOW and Timm assembled at this place in . - _•. 4 .- - ,..r.Vonntr Meeting.. Owing to -the unfavora ,.. blir aspeet,oftthe-WeatEefeared that the meeting would , not be so large' 4,Cs ••••• had been arilidipated; bntbefore 12•o'clook Our , street Were filled .with - ' Log Cabin boys, who had some once more from mountain -••• and valley, to greet their brothel • Whigs, and again renew their 'pledges Of 'political faith: •• •. . • About 1 o'clock' Harrison pole-..-mote/ • than I'oo feet high : —Wasraised on .the • Pub', le 84 nave,. bearing aloft a beautiful flag • and streamer: . . At . 2 o'clock the - multitude - • assembled_ hi the street in front of Alai 14 Mansion:: Douse otel;" -- w - while - the-win -win ilows of-'the,stirrounding houses; and the -• balcony Of - the hotel,, were crowded with lad(Cif:* . ,-; • _ • The m . eeting,...was- "calla to order by 'Vat. M. PORTER, Eeq., and organized by Oppoiottnent of the following , officers : - • President, • ~ _ . • • . . -- - , Gen:SAMUEL. ALEXANDER, Carlisle, . -- • - . .___ ..; , riee_Presitlentsi . .... - • - :Carlisle- , Wria. Baker Edward Perider - grass, Daniel Bower, deicander McCord.. - - South Middleton-=Thomas Craighead, ~ . senior, James Mebaffy: • -i.. --.- North Middlenin-;--Melcho - ir.Brentiemee. • ''' , West Pentisboiongit—Alexander David-' -.• son, Captain.. George Miller. • ..: •:. . '. - ---- ' : .• •Newville-4airietiKennedy, Esq., Jacob , t ..,. - Frankford--41 - enty 'Snyder. .• , •., ; r , . ...-. ' Mifflin - Peter Jacoby. - • ...• . • • ..--- ' -,. HOpe • well—James Sponsler. : . ----- • - - -Nevitcin:7-Samuel Pip'er;Sarnl. Irvine: • Shippensburv- --- Robert Peal. ••• , ; • .. - Southampton---;Captain David - Clever. ' •.`-' - ---:-DickinsonDavid Sheaffer, P. Weaver, -- --------Mnroe—GOilie:l_Ritter, George Jtiz ... ' . . -.E. Pennsboro'--,Andrew Armstro ng. : . Silver'Spring—John M. -Martin. _ . Moehenicsburg.--John Coover, Lewis • . • tearittg, Esq. . . ' • • Allen--Jacob .Shelley, Esq... . ..,, . . I - Pailide . 44otin_, *Ll:Weaver, Dr. -Wm: ,-.--..-5 , : - .8. Roland, Capt. Semi, Crop, ; Rebert Mc- Cartney. , . - •. • , . . Williams: . • .-.- . W. Pennsboro'Capt. L. H. W ' ' • . ~ Newville—Jahn Dunfee, Joseph Mc . - ,-Derniond, LaWrende. H. Randall. - • • . - • - Mifflin—William Ictiettle.--,-• ._ i: , • _ -_- • ' '..N . : CinberlandS....T.• -Williams..• -.• S. Middleton-;--- , Dantel - itifitian • - - . -.; • • N,- Middleton —' Thom ••• • - IN,Urio. ' . ' • ~. W. : Penksfiero'--Col. iiiioV e inkoop. ', • :Vratiltfdrtl-*.rJ ehti : Wits it n ~' - . • . ;.--.. . Cnitains B. PENROSE; Esq., then arise '•. • ' 'and introduced, Mr. J. W. Bear,-the cele . • ' ' brated-Butheye *Blacksmith, who' addres -? • - tied the crowd for nearly two - hours—part • . - .of the tune a heavy rain—in a, strain of -- T Mingled_Wit-and eloquence; which we have • - never heard' surpassed. • - ' .. _.. , • . -As. a stump , speaker M. Bear stands °• • unrivalled, Hii . arguments weremean ••': • • Swerable, and the continited winding of ,: • those of . the LEic - d - focos won 'were present; ~- --4 i,fn,nleilithis.lieateiidenett that his - re Mark s, • ___ -_'were Severeli.,telt. At night the .citizenti . . • , . again metin,the" COMA -. House, and: -were ~, ,• :addressed by S.:Dunlap - Adair and C. B - : - . •Penrosir:Esqrs., after which Mr. Bear . :. .._:...lollool4 . d`fOr'iii h - Oiri7arid a - hal fl. - nbou t . 0 - o'clock - L . l.bn, -meeting adjourned With thrie'Clieem,for Harrison and - Tyler, ; and . --- ~.- t hus- e nded our' rally of the -Ist of October. • . " Keep 'top the Fire! . ' viN 0 WAY ON THE RIGHT, ON - - ,Til - r,.A E R E ECII LEFT, - AND IN -THE , ---- --.,'- --- EENTEE. • The Whig° m ust keep tp the-Virelrom ---•iL!' u iirN6iepr: — Vhi enemy "are , . / ,, , e j in ct o-a nd fro like a drunken man" , they ere ataggen.n - under the dreadful -• "..._-- -:;.- ... sire that We-hav e p o ure d into' them. We Imet iot give t hem time to rec Over. We m : sc i6aliifdlre 4 S fist7ot-we-ean 4i4nri. from . now. untitAovem ber,yoo 1 ••1182"i89 i s po li tics. • : Merchants, :your time must be "invest -. 'ed ,, in;the service of the. "Whigs, And in six mOottlelau in W will r eap a ”.prOfil'of Ip e O il - .'ie 'Care in restored con fidence,, ~ -.:. - `gn i' lated '' eicluiii#eS•, Bed. telhe general . -'lll if stability of trade. - _ r.- e- P.Tarmers,.ye . , her '.,,-,_ ynn must :1611 ' 1:Ida° an n'uuttit cultivate the, poli . ti . c4 ; •' - ' - ik' ld f m now until N o vem ber-you and d wire grata" " 110 'tritt 4 the :stumps an d t' pring . ''"" ' ifi a ilichhtigs ,eflocoleepiem, an itex . 9 „..r.::,,...40,u will sok y ou r nyn p.B at good prices. 1111_ . . d .- . IVi l le 9 h il a ni pi 6 cti n , e ', Y ;ou . .l;;lBt work .aPan 'the ' — ' Cabin without ceasing, , Until -...._:: V b i g .T lg .d next: rear you- will have. - . :-ItlUirePtburt 4/ k an d “ good - ,wilges," Mr.. • ~_ . -VientY'Rf W i n • Contrary_notwithetandink . tichausw Pa-,_ ` must w o rk - , tit - th - 6 If * ctu te ili, Y°u'l No vember, -'aed - "afa until . • . -- , - *higloorn:from now ... command ;A: L kivrciontimq9ut fog ies - will ," y" -,,, .e g l ii - - a - -..- i t inna,' a nd . .your pockets hold -good dividends: . , ife e'''‘''':)l#- 444 irtss cuitereettif itl the business r -"-----t . ,. . p resent , o politics. '''', ;, - .1.:: - '1 41 of:Ait ColintrY ley a . '''' - 7:' :'-'',\ ' '' ~ , ..*; itnti - )loOrthey,deott i i t? ! .. h n e d w troft hiti . e usemoy . .. 4- ..;....,'. • • lie;sci' , ihueh;" ' .'''' I.4r' :, ' •.4 devoted 46 - their own tr ll 4•M . ... - i , , ,e:, , ,i, 1 ' x 't, -, nd - htt who lane 1 •:'' - 7 'it' :''' - ' .- Whxttes'er it. Tay ''''' P.' L t . ii Ae-. ..i : 4 ,-. : ',,t 72I 'k , 'lloitiisirdr 80 114, h. 4 . 1. d, „_Pi.Y' lv , r i na ft.. l . 44 '-' ~.r.l.- '..ibitintouttillhy,;lllPCU-Pa' 'Tr ' -."1- 4 '' ''''' '"'l . ' •it - and' luppert his • lam! Y.-*. , ; ,,, tsrfM" - '„-qe ,-,,, ‘: - ,* ....„ 4 ,;...i., an up'.. the- fir') !;rr 5i , ;,,;;;,,-; -, t,r 1 - ,1 .' ' v i ' ' ,-. 5 .. ? - ! • - 774- ::', _, , ,--, : • - -",' tr, ~?„•',., = ,:, ` : '' :: , 7 , i 6.7K1%1 , ,, , 1;14, 'kp.4!%::....,,,..4=-4 .- .A EikkieCtiiitTairific . ~ . It is tune seriously ,tet agitate. threqtntior tent subjeCt.• The Leadere - of theLoenfa co pertiinl:uniherland as well es. else= Where, oppose.tlee 4 ieiff 8--e__Amerscan Mechanics and Mantifacturei - s, and advo , caw'. the suieidal. principle of supporting . , , . POREIGN WORKSHOPS AND,FOrgr. EIGN ,PAUPER LABOR in k pre even ce . ~ , e to nati_v_ .intlnatAy and.. enterprise ;-..they . go-now:even beyond dlitwettd through the. Sitlitiertinity. are working - to •-•redute the Wages:olliativ4:tabor and: bring- it, down to: the staWtOrkilf,,,pauper labor in Europe. 'Messrs..:Ramsey,' MeKinney, and Zim ,,. ~. • , .. merman advecate the,mesiires,which must • , , produce this . reault=- =an te - ive• say 4. fear . lessly that nq setzeibiernechanie or laborer can vote-for such*.nten, without they are servile in, spirh _and,•_enurti the. tlegra ed cendhion of the i deve-subjocts ofEuropean . • . - • - • - , • -Despots: candidate: for the,Presidon cy, ant revery - Whig-candidate , for_Co n gres_ s _ _oe the State Legislature in Pennsylvania. (including Mr. :Muir, Me.," Reynolds, and Dr. Weaver, our candidates it; this disgct) are wannadvocates of the Protective - in-1 . I ciple, and if eleeted:will go for measures , favorable to HIGH'PRICES, and -HIGH ' W.aGES, and_ against excessive Direct Taxation. "l'he Whig. istise Tar .., , Party --ind' we assert, .without .qualifica tion,- that tIT,-Tariff-prirtyis - the °nig 'and:' 'excluiive. AMERICA-DV-PARTY. - That tiarty which op poses; the protection of Arne- P riean labor,, is the British T or y. arl,y, and no mistake..- • • • • - _. . We extract the following-able article on the subject from the p.erry Freeinpn, and beg of our patrons and' others•under whose . _ observation , it mayre fall, to re a d it " itten; . , .. tively : • • - .. _ FrdlN BURENISM .t2G.A.,II I ST. THE • . .:. T.dRIFK .'• In the Perry County Democrat of the 17th ultimo, Were published the- proceed 'lugs of a "Great Democratic Mee ting 11" headed a "Huzza for Democratic - P,erry 1" - At-this, meeting II was ','Resolved, That we -view with disguq - and indignation the' attWep'kof the Federal (Harrison Demo cratic)- •party ) to impoie upon the unsus pecting," &c. &e„ " its' delusive cry of 'high tariff,' (a "Wee - sure thet cannot be- ac conaplished without plundering the many to enrich the few." - , . The. phrase " high te rm''," is _artfully employed, instead of 4 'p - roteetive Tariff!! —the one used by the, Dentecraiie Whigs to embody and oxpreis their sentiments upon this" all-irupertaniquestion ; the de 'nouncing resolittiori ii, therefore directed I &be - Censured for drawing an infer.: ce which the;premises dOOotlegitireate ly juitify, we must turn to the Supporters of Van Purenism for authority - to oubitan date and corroborate the inference'-drawn from the resolution - Amdeereview. -Whatever Mr. Van Beren's acticins in, regard - to this measure were - fortrierly, (he voted for, the "high tario In the IL States Senate,) it is reduced to a certainty that he is opposed to it at present, and is highly pleased to be styled by his suifporters, as "tha,Northern man with Southern Princi ples." These "Southern prineipleq" are, and have long since been, advocated by . John C. Calhoun and his . assistant Nulli fyers, and are known to be the antagonists ' of the Tariff, even in its compromised form ; therefore, as a necessary conse quence Mr. Van Bun has identified him self witl re ythe Anti.Tariffparty. This, we. opine, will not be denied by any man who, is conversant With the political measures of the presetif-Netitiner-Vmmiatritien.-/ --- - The7resatitiOnnoticed is, theriaierfe-etly consietent.Avith the principles and design. - of Me; Van Huron himself.. : - .7....'." -.:---- _ Here arises ,the questiiiii-;-%ls"the -better policy of Peiiiisylvania.an Anti-Tariff pp-% licyr _Thia_qUestion hes been .anewered,hr the negative. by the citizens lif,•tite: Key. ? none of the Federal Arch;since it was first agitated. • -• ' - , • When the people of Pennsvivanii'moted for Generel Jackson in,..lB2B,ihey believed' him to be in favor of a Tariff for the pro tection. Of .American Industry. He had professed to be friendly. to a !, judicious" Tariff;'- ----- . - ---- • . , P,etinsylvanians hold the ' same op inion now as they did in 1828, in regard' to this meeiture, - They know that an Anti.Teriff policy hi the bittereit enemy of 'the true -antl-wise - policy,iirPerinsylvenia: ------- . -7 As soon is the. Tariff is , taken.off from intireles4manufactured4ri-nther-Countries-the interest& of this state are attacked: ".,"Repeal the duty upon iron,""witi c die language, of- Pennsylvania iii - 1882; " . and . that-upon' coal Would follow. 'Tlien`would the duty be. taken' IA from 'fiate,'ehoes; -cabieet-ware. end ' every article iovi'made` tI. ~. our tneehapieti. We should be broUght a& ttO the•same colonial' bondage, to' for :iirOrkshops, under which we greened before• the' revolution-, ' We should ,Ite: obliged„ to send our, money to England fe for. Artielesof•lelothing . and necesSity.' Our irjelwerke'vroUlt_t lie in'fkiiiiii. anti *1640 now implikfed jn ,them thrown out Ofini;; ployntent, ;Our coal - beds woulo,b,e3vorth 4 ' lees, coil( the duty , of isi,so perlon jrei& taken off from forelgotwal, no-cpalin.:Penii.4 - Olvania xoald be-Seltep te tnarjot. • " : The' eastern chief, and even Philadelphia, new fereisbiilees le, learket,. and, sending, theli "money into . , eet Stahl; . woehl; be Appplied froth . dui...mines 'lif England.:: , ':Our State XtUprererneetsWppltibeatoppedindf finish (id-In IN* ili4tese, -- while 14 6 Moog 4 6 t la 6 ejr.contrOtio o- itoold , ,bacti "Over - ea 1 1 4 6v91. end ikeroul ,of ' ever :deritilill/reit I .fic° lll ° , - . . o * ri l i of! 4::bi 't4o 4 4oi444 l uuluQui PO4,T4..witk9lllo4o.loe.;isiolon4 OM kr. 'Plfi'llPAlic . ..wl l , lol ' effOld -1 4 1 ;•finWlediAer Wool4, l 4 l !Wettl4o l oitkati.k,B •,r40ri.1 . 01 - it is the development ofthe - • ."yeeiffaithe. , 1 3tele•;!hat - ' cen 1 4040"iii,i: , 3,,,.. '• :Vl*. riPage'dteohatiletVainniti . , ".i. - . * : - ; t' • t kitini ;.,,,,,,,,, EMS with the tieggarly drudgelbrStiteptie that ) eared; that'ilVattehipthiettiget oti4thOttekjv labor, for::a mere ,pittante.,•per- day; would:ob:befell-off iiitis;tha4terial,,.. The,caPiti_4l be - obliged, tmresort...to agricultere;--and v etthe Packety:Ooae name I' do lot' rem+ what•would agriculture. e worth, When all lest, is &member of the Van - Burin party, raise their ow nbreadvand there-..,iwnenitti-1, end' will con fi am3Pistatenient; as to what ketl , Landa and .-houses would lose • their'', Wok itilite at' thelatiding;.and oft' board'the Value; aid generalTpoverty • and •:.ilistreseiboat.--4 -consideraacha.,desperate' and law- I would apread over theland.- ' Thethriving.,leatt attempt. the eyidynce Ofa sinking% patH and-flourishing2Villages that are Springini_l ty, and I have, the ROI !satisfaction of be up ss if by:magic, near our. iron . and eon ;lieving &it' their' career' iti -iiipidly d'hroing i, mines,opon the banks of the tribotarica,,Of !to ,elinfe;. , tiiiifitidt thegOierfinfent Vill'be they Lhigh, the- Scbuylkill; - • the. Suininet..restored.tozitiiiiiimer'iparitypby thettritim •\ it ltanna,:the, Juniata,_. the_Conemaugh. .Ihe ,phantelectinnuflhu,fienes/ reon'.W,illiam Monongahela;.the.:fleaver, and •Alleghekti, IleurYHarrison,;,undpri.hiel.l ton sure, would • decline • intodeaolationl • •Philadel: there WillVe 'WO lgag-la'aiid then ever phis,:the : pride of our :state, the mandaed akin may ispeeklis seutlitfes .Witliont fear. luring emporium of America,: ..itould ono- 'AI ithall , t onainsie toireaditirtsvand doe. longer resound. with: be. music. of the , env il ~ c titirtst,hefore the people u p to theme ofi a nd the loom and the Shuttle I. Pittsburghi-ithe•eleetion,,,„ My, gtandkather and. ; two of the flourishing - capital„of western. PernsyV infancies dledlii•theVar of the reVollition, l trania, would' cease-to be a market , in the fighting . talbin 4 libeielessl-lirlifil' n i iy 4 tfather 1 West I .In .finii,...Berinsylvania . the i *heat vvimwqtrfaited - in.4he late 'Alit, ~idiileltglit"state "state In the.llnten, both .in hter.-resmirceit; ing_ thelbpithsa,Fnfhie,•!eentitry,l,-...lthhili, andminerals, .would stop in her . unexamp- „ thurefore,., as, an,,Ainericao, freernan,..l.: am kcit.progfisste:prosperity. :.. . :,• ••.. • s , •• entitled to theiberty Of thought and ,free - That wai - the - languafe of Pennsylvanta`,'dom-tillqikth:' Vain . deterathied , to {ex , . . , in 1832. And are we not.rapidly approach- ereise both. . ••••fit'lowc"-.0...,:;"1' : , . . ,_ ._... log that7Ori§te":Which-will:aook reitderLthe,,-Tqc-msent_cont ettia l betweeoithey of predietions-of,-her_faveritu and far-seeing t sce - hoAde . rs, and i ,p,_ 4ell Plc - Jitter sons matters of history.. Let us .exarnitie. .ivill-bertainly:fritaiiib. At the, present time we-have note aufli- - - , JOHN W. B-Arit cientlY Protective Tari ff . '. . And whole. the —.— coniequencel 'Let Mr,,, Van Bureit",s lee& annual message answer: He . 4 s iv r foreign debt of our states, corporatiOnsolind_ nierrof business, can scarcely be lees than two hundred millions of dhllars, requiring inorethtioten , math:iris of_dolhirs_a_year to pay the interest. 7.. , • ~ . , But the; a: short time, if fi.merican bolus-. - try. be. Ant .properly. protected, the •foreign' debt Will .go on increasing in geometrical Proportion. - More giitliph iron t Coal,. Cloths, Cottons, &c. &c.,..w ill be. imported into this country to glut our markets,. ; Ex= cierience has ; abundantly shown that the . American mechanic, or manufacturer, with:- out a Protective Tariff, cannot successfully compete in the market of the world with _foreign,. enslaved, voper labor of Burope. ---- The T a rifrin:lB2B, - ,'29, - '.3ooWaiedis• T • litietly - triarked.,in -- tie operationcupnn ., :lhe conimercial .interests :of this country, by diminishifig . our : importations, . :of foreign goods, and by giving us a well, belaticed trade. Then,our exports were nearly equal to our' impOrts. : Under that system were : created - no foreign debt;-_ -%.' : - •., t ' • This is not the case new. Fertile last four years'the balance of trade egainsethe United. States,:iaabout.thirty three . milli'ons of dollars ayear. • And "this sum trust. bi sent off from this country every year to pay. our enormous foreign debt. . - ' 'But this is 'not all. If the Tariff, euffi ciently. protective 'to American manufac4 hirers, is not put upon fereign_luxuries and foreign_goods, the balance of tradein stew; years against us will probablyamount to seventy-five - or eighty millions a Tear.. More upon.this- subject again. tended and heard Bdr...Bian denounce the conduct and policy of the Genera! Govern ment,. on Thursday afternoon last,-- are soinewhat-displeased with the roifgh.hatid; ling which he gave some of their leaders, here as well as elsewhere, we invite their attention to the following .."-Csno," pub= fished ,by the "BlackBmith:" It mill- be , _ . seen that . he bas sufficient cause 'to apply the term " Bloodhounds" to many of the Locofocos--some of them, too, of pretty . good standing in their party. • Priogresgr of Van BureniOra.' • 4./1/ob at Huntingdon, Pa.—llya card *publiabed in the ' I.ewistown, , Pa, Gozette,-, by Mr. BEAR, the Buckeye Illackemith, the friends of . order'Nrill.learn that this ho nest working-mail - its iitiselle - d mob at. Huntingdon—rendered desperate brthe forte and.effect of -his addressee to . the_people--andiftatit was only by Asking_ .froM7-1 - hif previouslyin-_ tentied,:that he probably sived his In hfi-cardc•Mr. Bear_says t '" addreesed a meeting in 'fife c o urt= .honsoat'Huntingden,- but while speaking, the`windows : of ~''the- court haute- Aiere smashed in with large stones, both''the glags and the sashes, by.a,ging.of-Lodofoce roc: flans, beadedand lead on by. a state officer, a superintendent ton - the canal, the constable' of.the town,,and by a printerahere. "Qne •Of. the stones struck me; I, however, per. ,eisied in finishing my speech. On leaving• ther court houtterkwas assaulted another volley of stones, one of which -streak , en aged man ;by-:my. - • In making my way to. Mr.:MgOornitilPs taverni, I was as , ' sailed.by a. volley of eggs, satiny struck.around the. dooro as I .waikett.int&l ihe - heufiert'MOUY. , of lhOsecitutfigivivers^" taken from Abe line of the canal. 1, After _this:4llo,apceul_thimselystAhrmk-this:,-• fereof Parfa;of the town in small parties; to prerent my, ,Oscape. . Some. of them.were' heard:to swear that "nothing but toy:blood voulit eatitify, them." ;They numbered io all upwards 4 1 7 0 Pereona.t.,llict larger part of ihem,.irent down lo ,the..fanding,. sup; rising 1 would take the. p"a"cket, which I. intended todo. This wee about 1 o'clock at At this time Mr,:HorreilwarileM:c. b 2 Or of, the Van .B.urea: {loft , Yeri'l t im l / 3 '• told 'pe:that.:"lf I valued My. life, I must not go boat!" 1 thanked for ljie kiodgees,,,and , took hi; 4alviee. yI ,W.ailherefore,compelled ,get a• friend. to 'bring me; down," in a givirehtdae,Ao- • ;011q0i 8 o!oloS'k the." afternoon,, and . thtur escapidthes: blood. bautde.whO thirsted tor mrlife: • Itebould Mate; however ? that when thoboakarriyed at 1 1 00 1-6 8 1 1 66 .....1Th;Tihfi , aiii# , - . P..o o 4t!eth• bearded bee t nopyiptanding-..the.,c!p min' oak : r0 iii:tint . 1 1.440. llPPlPPrikthff q la *.etOdfinlleje-gbeleW ejulAeeichioll. 7Th• remained ' abeeM' 0 T Until >o . .TOoohed - Ake. aholol,llltrgoibil gli ass 'theiesson of theliising , gowt) " ruined: thiallgivoto: nOrrelllr,**Ek ihOugh: - Onen:ibit: 'Of ',lhik,,qppotakw-pariYi. .tiiMvekli4l -4 4 1 101ii i mt , RAO .11,4P0R inganWlir OtOOrling.liq.frifnt 030)1 1 00;41: iii4i;c::' , o*4 Iltet) - 1414if become 7011490.' =I = =Mal OE =II " ~" •r • o., lll .t * t il lh;. ol9 ff **l. :-.' 4 l l tre Vutliatitie tollO*ingVabil„n of' Went bere~ileeledzili; the tiei4 -;Uonirees:" -- The names of fdie 'l;iSc,ofocos• aid ►n ' italiea:: • • lei dist. Edweid tr. - White4rreoeleetedi 2d••;,`° B,Datvfon,vicp.F44.Qiinn, `.-` John Moore; viCe Rice Oarland 'View Whig!: iifid. one-`Chao Dog. Lind Fioco : gain ~ MISSOURI; .1 4fitAist. John Ilfilleri te.eleCted: 2d . :, f ,/,.c„ ,g4cfrdx, vice #arri• T.wo - Loco Fdcog. - 2tl._-_“; Sthili,"fe,+lecie& ad Einirett; 4th. " Augustus Young,. vice .T. Smith. " Mattdets - vlcelsdac ; Fletcher. Five Whigs;Lewo:Whig gain. - - . •• ." CumlOrland dist. •Wm._Pitt„Fessendin. • Kennebec, -George ,Evrins.- "Ren)arnin-Randill. . • Ilabeeck tridl.7 4L:„„ PA o - ••- . - ,choice. _ . - Washingtou•A -4. ..i ; Nork • .•,.. Nathan,,C/ifford. " Waldo' .olfred Marshall; 'Oxford - - 4 •. 9 ' No Four Whigs. TWo Loco Focos and, two vacanc'ie's;" two. Whig gain:' • RtailirtriVATlON'. ; . • ••• ' W .W • 1.4. F ,•••••,..• Vermont . ~0 3 , . 2' 'Maine " I " - 4 • 2 2 • • 6 ..aa-~ ~~- ... One hundred sold tweoty-eight meMbera are yet to ba:Chaen this year, as follows , : Maine;, (two yaginciee,) - • - ...,2 oCorgia;-15th October, , 9 Arkansas,' u.. .. c ,u "' ' • ' • 1 Soiitli eirolinr,‘lath October; 9 Ohio, . • - : 9 • , , 19 Pennsylvinia,. , 4 !' ' . 28 New York, ,2d, 3d, and 4th Novemberi.4o 'New ierbey, " ") - 8. Michigan; 2d and ad November, ' I Massachnsetti, - 9tir, •'• ''l2. Delaware ; 10th,November, ? . 1 ... -Keep it befOire'llhe o rtoP e,- .:, Thgnthi - dirctentiotroilutrii 4 the odious standim.army bill,: provide that: -: . - -Ai-To,"LorAll, sy,ser- - white, -- maln!eititen, between the aged-of 9,0-and 45. . , ,2.,_ That within.three-Months EtrlsßY ONE Shoull aria ,bituself.,-at HIS - OW-N EXPENSE: -,,/, ~,. e, 4;-, • ' • -' -- a.- T.hat tyithia a given;4no ji 00000, :shiiiiid be-Aiailed, foriretodUhertfice;F - ;'' 4';"rhst . ,itt,NOTHEß.ll,oll,lll4 l ,lo , men . shonfil be - ctitujisetty.lop; armed, and - Or ganiied:_'_-_ -)... •.+.: 'J - :---,.:. ,--- 1-• •-; ' • '5, That tkiS tKuly of 190;000 should 'be, kept up, by cupettakdrafta from the wkole , hOdy of the' citi salve:trolled, . , l'Ht" Tblit.* . 9i9 1 1.449,4 1 4 , be.Ave11e4 off 4 - ina l bin Oat.' !lair dYtille.eigiette i Ifashion: -. 1 -4- 2.1 , ___.- _- ___* • ....--- -- ''.:.,,. '' 7. - That:the' PRESI DE N T, May' 'call Putt w if clgoow..i.n them , district, I tlinVitokof ihmbotlyeplatt,olo.init I ,lWite'qiiii, 7 r . ..„-.... - ~- . - 1 ,1 . , . .,., ,, - . :if- t =,., 1 . -- -13;:... While ` hn ni,,,lbeilebl,: thie...army of d t Hlfhilarlinnd, f0:0,91i4. 4 1.A.PPre.*. dent, and sultjertltteutsh reguiatioes ai he ;chooses toilreieeikl.,., .. : ,h.' ~ • .:".,, ' 9PllanrditAlfCfaubs Ay Mei& int o so" n iivatieitite whetordorOPYthe , Protidtriti. he-is to-lib fined ket less-than $.5.,u0r more; I• 1 ,). , • .than ISO.' i' ' • - - - - ,-, ' ~ 1 . 10. . li. Tie Rot fo toy the firte,.,,he •ts -itubfeired to I. - - RASA.N,,M EA ,T, T bl . CLOSE - .r4it:OII3.L.ITHE4IS'O . Is. I 'ilf.'Ofrenciiiq tifni4:tliklii*" are root -to, be . penitillid 'le' \ iiii - e . cril- , :eqUrtejAiut- . by . -itillitiO'COTlfiltl 'IVIAATIA.I; - -, -- • . [• tar. oboe is f feit iira; we feel tredsuries,aol :..in Ali Habil! -, gb aviterrine eiontsuil i eq,,A- 3111 / 4 •71--1, fittittber,at public tittad,to locdc at the Sub *a did, at the oil jare tear,- 4: 4 Ferty jam, and tg a 'robber • Alla pre -404114i: 2,1 I y f ilt•the ' .o/disf . 1 1 t ylty Tonkel, ivtai Egikinst ,qederalle I Pill:Fpr.whorba Li.POWtlattettiloistf • , t 010 'Aitti , biin" , 0-# ' 4?,171 , . 4- 4'.. • PO Iqeenotfl • A . .. I ry tf . '11.4 - • • freptinen Stead , fen,* Rio ages ,tat Standing . ArMY' systems operate in Frtinee.,.... • ;P• •-•• • The;follownteis volume, recently published by Mr. Cess, our Minister-to Prance, on the condition of the French' people under:•the hard money and standirigarliiy , 'latent, receinnteniled and urged by Van-Buren, Buchanan, Ben tkin, Calhoun - , .& C o'. We ask and urge - every man, let him ,be of what.:party , he, ••trriay, to read it attentively, and 'ttor in mind at the sante time that it is •not a pic-- ture drawn by an'tiptionent, but by . a friend and official furiction9ry:of the Presidew.—r We.say to them, read it; ,examine tbe con sequences that must - iesuit country; 1 in a social , and republican point of view, I and then judge 'for yourselves ivbetliet-you are prepared to aid in bringing;thjs-country down to a level with the peasantry by supporting a President and an-Adminis tration that aims to place the name yoke - . • upon you :_ „"it is difficult for an American to CON. omit an idea of the true state of the work. ing_class, Upon whose p_assionelhese men, continually. operate. .P.ekkln,,lia, 11Ni cents ,:a day;_or_a little more, may be the average price of labor threifglierul-Franceran'd-eut of this the workman must, clothe and feed himself. And then come the seasons of interruption, when work is-almost, discon-., tinned, and when the STARVING ME- C RAN ICS 'are throivn. upon 4U commit-{ eit.4, to seek the support of life as they' • can. With. us; every honest industrious roan Con . reasenahly::pirfitint - to - pi l ovideiome tb,__Og:4l.:iluk. , *ridlan 0 0 1 :,, e far Atidgcline.- pyiemigrating westward, he can procure - a - piece of-lands and :close- hitiridays _Burt_ , It: s epia - 0d by:_hiafa mily , ~'/litt ouch. aft „ocr ciiiiinice leEtinip__owotilil bi - litile short Of a miracle;- and in this reasonable Expects-, doh •ofAn ,OVernfulacquillition of property, ,in our-country, with , the moral stimulus 'I whiclirieedirireinies iti and' in %hie despair ef'theltittitis which 'seems almost insepara ble from the _condition of a' European la borer, Itrace one'Of 1 the most : striking die.: iieetionif.bettibeik, a_new iiodiety . .and an Old (ene,,, and.ono , of 4)lmi-sorest guarandia - fa the perfietriaikin of our institutions:. '"Airillestration confirmatory of this state or . things is furnished by the law of con scription. By-tbis lair every young man, after the age of twenty -years . ,-is- liable, to 'SERVE_IN_LT_HE ARMY. -He draws for his chance of enrollment, anti - is then ' called as- his number and the.exigeneies,of the public service - may require. 'He serves seven years:precisely, at the time' of life when lie ought .10 be forming himself for ' its eventual duties, and laying • the foun datiOn of any . respeetability, he spray hope to acquire. It is precisely the period which,, with us, if lost, would.be lost irreparably. 'rhe-average annual demand Of conscripts. ,• in France, to keep , the army at its requisite lumber; is eighty thousand; and this im voxiikeistronnat.iitt I.Xe r ry_„Y.Par drawn 'frnT, spring-time' of life,'to be rebillie&-:Some' , of . them, indeed": as have the luck, good or bad, as it may be, to _return-2,-_seven years. after, without any preparation for eventual,, usefulnetis. - . - _ -• "But the-most remarkable fact in all-this institntiOri is the pay , which these FORCED SOLDIERS REOEIVE--.a pay ' which; after making the deductions 'which go- to 'the Government for indispensable supplies,' amounts to ONE CENT A DAY, tivenfy five dollars and a half for itehen years' service:, And yet this procesti of military supply seenis firmly established and en grafted on the habits of society; nor have I seen among all,the prepesitions with which ,the Public has been excited, since my re ' sideneehere, for the melioration of the - ex-. latinjustihitione of the country, a single L ,,allusioe . hi ,fliie greliteatefLall practical op iiiisiiiiidel.:- -Aid4 - cannot aeeOunt for this -apparentiadifferenci to f subject which. strikesevery, Arperieim with,asterisshinent, ' 'unle i ss t'iresults'from 'the conviction . that - AMASE - OUPPORT IS ALtivwF,LA. - , BoRiNo.CLASSES CAN PROCURE BY THE 'MOST FORTUNATE EX-- E,RYlONortl.,diat. this may. as well be in, _th , e t i' q a c r i roj i - g ini j i l i.;l . d . e a w ye lle tp r:; !l . 0: 1 4 :6;ate• o,[ FriiirObf - Ite:you really for it ?" Are you prefiliredlo,' , worli Wt . ' thirtc•tents 'ci - day iiii the time of iketnanVind beg. when you shall have ..nejoriploymentl. :Are you, young man,,.rein)y,w serve seven years, at one cent a day to keep up,a Standing Army? if - pin are !hen vote for Martin-ViO Bu- Ten and,lttf friends. If 'not; ,triiefore-T4en. II u ria* idl cl 4 isfrien mut &no-put your at t rebuke, : • 'on the poieetor ;•‘-Of, your ~degra Aapon ,..- 4:eroisvpin94e, o. , Ektra4 frOm4hif:_fOloho.__Of-lho-ad:-of 10rt1,4840 :. ', - i " , ;-'l,, , -, ' : - .4, . ... ..,,,.. .;Theo'Arminfrof. The •Peolde.: . ItAt_a_time_when_party..spirtt,ls-easiting: so baneful an influence opon legislation, and the deliteriotiiiiffecte'.of ' 'tvhieh - iireid manifest to the country,' at, large, causing f delaf Or-mintitiftes necessary to the = " public, Prgood end . i!the general welfare" in its pis per sense,.it must be .gratilying. to observe that - them is at least one leading measure 1 of the 'AdminiStratiOn(that is likely ,ttfind foot , with : lilt men of ' clieliaisioruite . ,.3 . ndg inentive. mean the:lilan'ofthe Secretary of Irar,forthe dasstfication,.iguipment. T,,proecr.,organi;ntion,of :thei Militia. ! e b'ilens- of this . .measure ,May, he said 'entilhistie : allt 4,,Lie the Vousmiative feature of-out-0o Bean fortn:Of kotierrirriii4toi it pre.supposes intelligence that is devoted 1 to,its own sense,'of 'subordina t ion, to dis tAlgiOextlder-'l4*l 'n4410: 1 -4.o.# o o.NetAteet. Of - Supporting, the lime spinet - `foreign ag -gremihfri,aid liorpsii;ic cyilercv ~ : 7 11ut !this. aubjwit his hien so Irequently ditiousied 1 13',ItIR bilts,tet 006 , 0fAsikistAimitiirisOlf that it is uskless toadvarA %tit linker than teedei,4irosi,, giiti:.:4l,'ckson. in his,; Oat' .anstighill aildiesil,"brotight this ashjea he= : .fare this , fullaw , thisens,' laying that - 4 ,'thti bulwark, of etre :deferiCO :311.,the national militia, which inihe present ~ s trite• ofo ur isteiliiiis . stullsorielati* Wilk rill*" . ire I invincible.' . ..To Milt, juet..loloo4:`l, ' 0 is , so War isdaddiecrlciitrengthan iltihili national safe-guaveOf.ouircenntry,-.Bd4ret; - es, itself to the en4glitened. of :1 illpitstips.: . ',:: ) " ~ . .0 - . •-; , .„. ; ..-17,..„..1 . ~...„,.,.. „, z......, - 10 EMS FM e r r t. :~' (Iran. tut_ British lekti la 1- ie :itutery' a !!I -It le , To neat Of la # 4 ‘iiip Offi;Ptoditec,( 'i.i- biluseitt *l): , tokutt ii--siwital Atilliag •• , - -- '4a • -4, ;•i: • ,!;1 1 , SPiet SkISTWiIb.P.P - 27 1 ? tv• ' "Particular injurteo,:end 'occasional mot tifiatitiima," -t'as Ani-justly t . obleived, ; i" we miy be sublet:tech°, liut , jwMiltiOn of ar - cd freemen, ppssessed oftheimeans of wa , ..itan nev.oe'beicontittered . ,O,y foreign,,,fo 'Let t ttl aed bdiPer be ove r come by listless ness, but be awake andbe . :doing. That nation is most secure from aggressiona, 'that is ever. ready',l4: r‘Pel them." The appeal - WM' the inakionaiatriat, and ,the-: measure mlvocated is. stamPid with the pritctical character of the man, who has ipppliwiie 'ti:veat measure 'the detail s of the Bill:" , ' _„ i: This'article. presents, the roineett bilk as a leading measure of the adrianistratiotk fiUd'emitaintfiaOit of Mr. Van Buren s- ar- guments to the Virginia Committee in, re-' lation to that subject. The editor of the. Globe will please turn to his paper of the 3d of, April last.:' It-iftquite offensive to , refeiLhinitoliii 4 old files. ~ : , . Election oiState Officers. ..001.0er ,-o).—Arkansas, _Ge9rgia, 'and Michigan. • , , October 7th.-=Maryland. October 12th.—South Carolina. , _OntOber 13th—Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New; Jersey. • • In Delaware, Massachusetts, New York, and MississippiVort-the-same day_in_w_hioh their Etectots are chosen., - • ELECTION OF ELECTORS. By a law of Congress. the electois- of Prosiden,t must be chosen, in such•manner as the LegiSlatures shall 'direct, within 34 days preceding the first r Wednesday in December,'Whieh this year fags on the 2d. Theeleeihrs, n'i n - y -th#Fefet e -litKcheeeni th is inyl6y.sfier tiii2 l Bth of Oeiciti46 The whole number is 294, (148 majority,) altef-.vvhorn-will--be-elected_by the-people by-General Victie4".e*Celit the/ t. .South Carolina . , who will be phos.en by the Le &totem:which-meets oh Nov. g3d. . October' 30th---Pennayiihniai' - '3O; - -Ohio, 24. • ". 5' November 24 : .4Arkansas, 3; Connee- GeOrgia, 1l ; Bliuoii, 5 ; "Indiana, 9'; Kentucky, 15; . Maine, ( 10 ; Michigan; - 3 ; 411. New .Hampehire; 7; NeW York,'4 • Rhode ; Virginia, 23A. , -- Nov: 3dLouisiatia; 5; New . Jersey, 8; 'Tennessee, 15; . " ' Nov: 9th.-:Maseacbusetts, 14; Mary land 10; Alabama, 7; ' 3 -Nov. 1-oth—Delaware; 3; Verment, 7; 10 Nov„..l3th=--Nortir Carotin's; -,15 After 23d--South. Carolina - • 11 i • n the city of. New Yor k the . e - election is held one day, November 4; in the rest of the'state, .on the 23, 3d, arid 4th ; and- it has heen kited that. the elections:ln Mis. eissippi and NeW Jersey areTaiso lield two days; but with.these'ekeeptions•the elec tions are-completed in one day. • The .october election in Maryland' is, only ihr niembiers of tile State Legislature. Seven Senators and-a full house are to' be ehomen. f .---Best on Solver, ~.Eleciioß of P resident.—The following .extract from the amendments . to the consti ' tuthiirof - thcrtreited St•ates, oftotis the mode 'o(!procedure .in. the election of President. 1 ' The electors shall meet in their respec tive States, and vote ' by ballot for president and'vice president, one of when:, at least, shall not be inhabitant of the k ante state 'With themselves; they shall name in_their_ ballots the person voted for as poerdent, and in distinct ballots the persorrlvotedfor as vice president; and they shall make dis tinct lists of all persons voted for as presi dent, and.of all persons - voted-for-as-vice president, and 'Of the ,number of votes for each, whieh lists they shall sign' and certi fy, and transmit sealed to the seat of g,o vernynent of the United States, directed 'to the 'president erthe 'senate; the president of the senate ehall, in 'the'preefince of the senate and house of representatives, open . .11 , -thetertificates,-and-the-v, etes-shall-then be counted ;---the; person hiving the great: eat number 'of' votee for president, shall be the president if Ruch - number hearnajority of The whole of electors appointed: and if neyerson have such majority, then from' the per:ions -hating the highest nine: , hers,' not exceeding . three, on., the list-of thole-voted-for as :president, thi'house•of representatives shall choose 7 itnmediitely_ by ballot, the , president- Aut, in, cheosing the president, the votes shall he, taken hY itates, the, representation from each` kite% baying one vote ;• a qininiin 'for ' this.pur pose shall•consist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states, and. a major ity of all- the states vjlk i he entitled, 'to a - choice. And ittlie i tAise ..ef . rekiteenta= 'dice shall . not armee, a president whenever , the right of choice Own devolve upon them, before, the fourtirdiyof March nextlollo-w-- AWOhent the vice preelde setae pie sulent,, pa in the ease of the.deattror other con:WU:della dieability of the president. : • TH E TARIF.E.In letter, declining an invitation, from sonierpolitiCal friends in YirLinia, to , join them at •a celebration at he. White . Su p, Springe, J. C. Calhoun 'there earriee out bis idea. of the measures ` which ate to folio*and coiripleWthe Sub. Treasury Bill : • Put this is not that hue been done. Atelt still remains to be added;.and among thed, I rejciitie'le elate; that the eyste.rn of protectivfl tariffs.'do pre ! emitichit mis.! chief; is obout‘.ter expire. • Yes that • sys tern•lvhiflh, hat Alone- so-much • to, tiivtdit and, ,distract the, country, to corrupt one " •portion - and impoverish and alienate ' the' other, which poured`iiito the 'treasury-so .millions :bey.ond the wants .. of the `ObvieriniftiAt, eitinguiehingi,ll:-Its 'effects, the, spirit of'pconpmy, and substituting fusionsi eitraragatice atia ?Asti, is tasping i . I trust: its last breath; and with. it the con _fleeted -end kiltdred system Of 'lnvitees ex:. ; pendituies an innumerable objects ` , ' not au= tborixed by : • When iariiritabollaheil t *lord 'Asp 'flty `lsOrtentij'ilikotliitid: and, Aiieo, taxes; imposed,,;fer:thitlitiPpert of GoVernment, (tor otik inevitable „ consequence , of atio c litiltittethe tariif)--iihat our readers suppers Wig be the wagecoNabor W.e ehelt indeed have approximated to the., httsji. .Of and "Of, 'Chinn! Yet emelt', !teem the tenllonet.,of ,U things; things; for , Mr: Calhoun is the's'' , o • , w, MO his aid Mr. Van.BOretroinnot on_yry Single" measure , througli Congres - t eountr 4 f - inadv for. this conshmtnagini N'Y Arnericaii- Public Sale.. ‘l7 ILL be sold at 'public', Bald, on the prenteses, ly on fredixo skzy#Kaftikd9p of-Oct?ber . inst.,, iutic fecl().o4:4;x:.ol4.rolltnetnksleal estate; vat , le one. an - sitiiitifiihiitittievettMilia t,i4044p, Cumberland-OpMfAdjiiiiiing lands afFhilip gpsingliit,l3laccidShesdree;%Andreve G. Ipge and George Wolf, olVcr,Miainitte-r.';• ,- '' "'•• tlie3o Y a of.athicit abet* lOO'sciiralare cleared-4nd residue covered with fine timber.. The improvements are a i.4lt,,r.ate two story.. ,STO,IVE .1111017$E •• • . and tweitory STONE KITCHEN, with an - excellent' spring of ; Water In; eoc ar and' also in the yard; an excellent Frame Bern, with two• threshing floors, wagon shed, corn eilb, an excellent orchard of choice fruit, tOgether,With other, improve ments. The Yellow' Breeches Creels. runs ihrongts: part of, this, property. • The,w,hole, ts under' good fence mi 4.4, n , lugh state of,, cultivation., Any.persou Wishingtp.iurcluise a firm, of r , this discriptibn will do well lot. calling to we it, ; and eiimine for him- . self. Vtioteints of sale 41111- be ;•Msße , •easyzand an indisputable title giViii:tor•the• purchaser.. For fur. • ticar-partieulareLapply_to the subscriber.residing in - in the ' borough of Carlisle, or to Stk::lllet toover on the farm. r- ' I • • lo our Credztors'... . Take notice, that we have applied to the Judges of the Court of Comnion Pleas of Cumberland county, for the'benefit of theltisnlvetiftswiefthisedintnon - Vie'alth,,andlhey hato',oPPoitlte4l o " l 47 l -4 OP' of Navem3er neat„ for the hearing o f us and our creditors, at the Court House, in the borough of• Car lisle; *hen and 'where/youmay attend,-if kyou think , • PrVPer.• October 7, rpnany .court - stile: - . . The Undersigned - will expose to - ptiblic.. ' befog -t he Court Illiksoi.iti.the_bbrough:of 7 Carlisle,on Saturday the 24th day .of • ,Ostobxr mat., at 2 o'cloCk; P. M.i a tract of part Limeitoneatid part Slatd - Land l 'situate in.:North Middleton iiiwnship, Cumberland county, bounded-hy..the.,Connodoguinet creek, lands of Rod 14mberton; Abrahnin Laintietion; Zeigler's .• heirs .and.. others coutsdning, • • .•• 'Two' htiiidred - thirty-iilne.f . Acres ;and tweitty-01 . zea P. ero s, strict: measiire, liaving. thereon erected- - a TM 0 • .• STORY -HOUSE OF BRICK, AND STONE, • 'JVcay Franie . Bat n and Stable„ . • • There 'is a never , failing spring on the:Premises, and- a good .Well-of. water_ with, About . eighty acres of this. farm is .COvered with young shriving timber.. • _. • ••• • - One of,the.purchale money to be ,paid on the_ Confirmation:of the sale, - tind the balance .io three" .. . equal annul& p ayments thereafter, to be Aewred by recognizances in the . Orphans Court with approved . security.- The grain growing on the' remises at the - ' time of sale to go to the,purchaser, except the tenants share thereof, which is expressly reserved to him. Possession will be .v.lelivered 'on the Ist'- day -of April next, or, tribe purchaser -should prefer - it t he - - can have possession immediately -after complying • with the terms . of Aisle, subject to the balance of the present tenant, which will expire on the lit of April next JOSEPH SHRCllVl,4r.,idin'r. . 'Citrlisl&Oettibee'r;lttark-;,kds.-"~ • . _ 148 P IR. 0 0 - 1.1 11.2C.'T . -I VIT.' Whereas in and by an • steer the General Assent- '• • bly, passed the 241 day-of. Seth 1839, it is provided that the eleetori of the several counties , of the Com- --- numwealtholualified to vote for members of,the Gen- • eral Assembly- shall hold an election_ at the tame praCes 'at which the 'said members shall' have been voted for at the pre — ceding , election,. on the fifth . ilaV preceding the first - Wednesday in December eve- . ry fourth year thereafter, being the 30th tiny of Octo ler,) for the purpose of electing electors of a Presi -dentitidViee Preitident Of the United States. Now, therefore, 'John . Myeri, High Sheriff of - the county of Cumberland, in pursuance of the duty enjoined on me by the above recited act,.do irue this - my proclamation giving ntaice to the freemen of said ctifinty qualified to vote fat-Menthe's of 'the General .Assembly_to_ meet at Abe_ several . election districts therein, as follows,'vie: • • - . The election in the election. district composed . of the Borough, of Carlisle, and townships of N. Mid dleton,' &Seth Middleton, Drier Dickinson,-Lower • Frankford, and Lower West Pennsborough, will be held at the Court House in th e borOugh of Carlisle. '-. - The election in the district composed'of: Silver Spring, township, will be held at the Public House 'of JOseph'Grier in Hognestowit,'ln said township. The election in the district composed of-Eititrentw --borough-townshiprwill-be-beld-at-tlMPubliellouss, of Andrew Kreitzer in said township. ' Theelectionin the district composed of New Curts•_, berland and a part of Allen township, will be held it the Public House•Of tif:New - Cum- , - - •berland. -- The 'election in the district .compaised` ortishurn_ and a pact of Allen township, will be held s t the Pub lielfouse.of Deer M'Clun, Lielnirn. ,Tbeeleetlaindim district - composedof that part • of Allen township, not included In the, New Cotriber laud and Lisburn distrieta,Villrbelteld " at the' Public Housegf David ftheltfer, tnT.Shepliet.datottOn said township'. • - •*- -- • The election in the *riot composed of the tough of Mechanicsburg ? will be bed at the PuMis Honk of John Hoover; iii: said librough. ' - The election in the district composed: of township, will be held at the Palls-Hove of Widow - :Paul, in Churohtown, in said' township. • The election in' the district compost-4 .of Upper • Diekinion tOwnship,will be held at Weikley's School Ample, in said township.- • _ • • -Tbe eleition in the-diitriet composed' of the bor ough of Newville - Mak townatips .of-Mitilin•-Dpper Prankford,Uppe;WeiiPeP9Aborcouoo sad t i gi of Newton township, not • included in thetee • electiot(ditariet - tervinalterFtnentidnediwilthis - •bel at the Brick School House, in thelbormigh of ,New. The eieotiou in the dlstriciiomposed,of the town shipof ilope!Cell,mill be held at the fichool House le_NewhergimmiCiOltnthipsJ - ' '• " The election in the diStritt eomposid — of thii - blii 477- ougli of Shippendiurg,'ShipPensburg township, and that part : of Southampton : toiruship, sot included - in the Leesburg election district, - he held it the' Council:Houses in the borough of Shippensburg. And in and by an act of the General Assembly of this cimirainividitkpassed the July.llls9.;it is thus provided; That the qualified cit. - Mani:of parts •of • Newton avid flenthinipton• township!, in the county of Cui6berl bounded by the-following lines and dis- • tances, VII Beginning at the Adams• eopigyjine-, thence iJontetie line dividing the towndiiptillif Dick inson and Newton to the turapikeroad, thence *ion. said. urnpike_ tg Centre school-house, on said 'poi; Southitaptett Miniship,theneeten point ' on the Widnet Bopp road et Reybucles, including Reybinik'n farmi_thenee 'dine - doe to the . heirs of. George-Clever,- thence abing,Kryshir run to, the Adams county line,. tbente alcingtheline of-Adams maul of beginning, be, uid the same ie.herehg :declared - a new and seperate electien district, the -general 'elee• lion AO' he held at the puhlio now occupied Ity 'Tim.' biaxial,*it rg, Soadiamgon township. - At whieb-tinie and place, the qualified electors, at elect by ballot— ". • ,_' 4, • "THENTF , ;ELECTORS'' f4tikellidept."4ll* 00*Uoit4d Mates. And the severe jedzeit, instkeiors and clerk, who .shall-attendmt thepteced- e.il ingelection for'siteetbert_of Aseeteld.l USurequired.tt !stiOut ,w..r2),g tap FAblid election, thkididseii;'44 , Atha lihe penalties tor negleet *r tai wan • be liable Mint the eleetiuttor'inettibell' o o l : bly. . And the.return Judges iit.tbit ( seienit HUMendis• tricti of Curoberlkei onittitjOre rtitvirelito 'Meet it the Calk iletiii,4DthebOduO'dr cam* • on Monday mitt allerAe :aid - election, ttM...ooi: 6 ,ofi estes °l :l l4 l 6 # l °P.; 9 0#: dil " • .Given *lido lot bawl' Carlisle, this 28th * I of &member 010isad0.0,51xtei'410 year of ie~niaes• N-Mutts 'Shensi' M=M B GEORGE: BEETEM. J-ACORRERRIRARD. O----- GEORGE EPP,I 4 Ey. . BO ~----'' EMI
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