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made7the seat of the principal bank, its tit- A.
.Valuable Farm tor,JSale.
, -izers are 'excluded-fromtill particiPation in , • Wtfrire's t iftr on Friday the 15th dity offktobar
~ any benefit it'thight affind•-bv• a positive 114.1, on the preentses, in Silver, Sprilig o Log r a n hip,
prohibition an. th e batik from ell discount- icAti r i, ai t e ,;r ti:iivricilitel4.,-,,2lletVa . tjha'aiel Irvine,
• lug within 'the District. - '.• , • I dee'd. a valtiable'tract of 'first ratp Limestone' Land,
• ' • These are some of itio objections Wirich in' a 4igli state of cultivation, containing 80 acres
. more or-less about•ss- acres' of Which tire cleared
t - proniinently - misku - gailist thetietailti rif the hod the residue covered with thriving 'young timber
"bill. Others might be tirgedlitnitich',fiikee, with a:. considerable quantity of locust. The im•
• ' . or
but it Wthild be unprefitatile to'ilatell upon. provements are a new two story
.....
. ' • 11100.. Suffice-It ;to add that this charter' is i• . •
1 Pit AME .H O ITSE 9
at .
4tlesigned to connate f or twenty years with.._-_
s 1
allitd• - a -- iiitirtv .- Frame Hant, - :
,
s , - . ' 4 Btft.atotn'petitof, - , Tlitit, th e, to Which -
1. 1 with Wagon lied and-Corn crib attached, and all
. 'fidvitolluded being founded on the funda- necessary out buildings. .A good well of water With
_ • mental la.w.of the corporation, are irrevoca-.: anew pump' in it is hear to door; there bin stream
. ' •-- ble--8 rid that if the objections be tv el I . fon n-
,'o°,.lcii,l'a7.ling. water on the farm, and thriving young
_ •'. '
dot, it would. be over. liazardims to pass Possession will'be given on the first day of -April
the Bill into 2 law,. - • 1
The sale will be made on payMents: Conditions
eext. , a •
In conclusion, e m
I take leavost'respect- , will be made fully known on the day of sale. •:.
°. . • 'Tully to say alai I have felt the most inctL ' ' " .. • . DAVID vLBEIN I gjw
I.
• 'IOUS solicitude tit' meet 'the wishes of Cott z .,
~, .: (? DAVID 01111.15, ""'
ssi fs uees'of George Forney..
*gress in the ..adoption of a Fiscal Agent', .-.-' SepieMber 15, 184• 1 1 1 '-
. ,
'whichi . - ?voiding all, constitutional objec- • • -
. .
~ •
• tions, should Harmonize conflicting opin- - (Orphans' Court Sale.. •
• . t ons. Actuated by. this , feeling I have been By virtue of •an order of the Orphans' Court o
. , .. yeady'to.yield much in 4 spirit of concilia- , Cumberland county, will be sold on the premises' by,
• tint] to the 'opinions Of ~others.- -- - - -And it-is --public ve " dueo3-Eoda Y -timsft-e- e - uth-th 3 Y ' 1. 9 49-1-, - )e -r--
next at 12 o'clock noonmf that da,the following mill
• ', • with great pain that I• now. feel compelled pe f iperty, late the property of Afautin Brandt; Jr., of
'to .differ from Congress a second 1 time in Monroe township Cuinberland county deed, to wit:
•- . -
. z • '. the same session. .' . .•• .. • All that Mill tract of Land situ
. At the , commencement of this • session, ate on the Yellow Breeches creek, in Monroe :town
,- • ' inclined froni . cheice ...to .defer to the legis- Ship, bounded. by lands or Josepli Lalshaw,. Adam
• • • lative will, I submitted to Congresslhe ,Briuutt, 'Christian Leiner, and 13randpslipirs, and
. - • -, - . ..: •
. .- ,
.propriety .of adopting a Fiscal agent which, containing • .
withoutyiolating the Constitution, would - • 10 . Acres and 23 .Perches
separate the public money from the Exedu- strict measure: The improvements are a , .
~ •
. .
dive control; perform the np - thtions . -of.J.lte. 111 .0”. 1 5
- Clover. and Chopp" All -
Treasury, without being burthensome to •• A. clalralailAbcv •
•,... • . the people or inconvenient or expensive to P . el rtoo Story &Veiling • '
--- - the Government. 'lt is deeply to be regret- . !•-,o l c°`-s : - • '
•,, vI: IF ,
. ted that thistlepartmentolgoveroment-can- 4.5. t u o ff • ' ' HOUSE -
,„,,, ui 1, , •,-,. . 9 ,
. , ~not,uoon Constitutional and other grounds, Fiii- 22 - 1 .3g. a larg- e double LOG.BARN; - o -
• - ' concur with the:Legtslative Department.in
- TwO. bitory Tenant - House,
this Itist meaenre proposed to attain - .these - •
. „desirable objects. ''Owing to , the brief space a Stable and several other outZudilings. There is
an Orchard -of choice fruit on the premises, and a
_ • '
between the period of the death of .my la- well of excellent water at' the door of each house.
--,• un entedr.predecessor aio my own instal-la- The *liter power is very strong and is surpassed•by
'' • tion intWoffjce; I Was in fact riot-left time
m no o n r e e than the .Yellow
‘ f v e - e l t l l r i: e m el iN ? n c o i r k . t he much
•-..-to prepare„und ..stibmlt.a tlefinite red'ainn- T : a :: i
.t .s 5..-uate..•oo-t.te- road lentlitu.,--fro,tonnYonert p r o per ty.tr.
- T... ;
~,tnendation -nf•my own in my regular :nes- lisle, where ihe same erosbes the creek. •
• • sa,tref . ,and ginqeonyjnind.,fiatt-hcen -wholly .. - -...,:Altil.W:Vr.rfte, - tiliif - M - 40,Afitaittlarld
.44iWgiliaxr Tria;:itaihii:&;#o,l%olsslo)lf:-:- -iiio"sitidjoilttitg-iiiiWllveilitiliqiii,litriiei,Sitti
wy, : ,--- -- .. --- . ,- _ , ,. - 6,7 - or o :.t e - 7, - 4,ii ve ...- ,, , ,i'di. - ,,, , . , :__ - .te . in:ll!_o,iir - 66,4, 9 4:iiiiir.5..7.1/olinii .c i . ll:6FMakr.Ail:aq u ',
~,,...,-,.,... ortn.: my.,, , Tietton
.-' '-- , - ,-.-'" ---- •- 4 , ' -" --•---4' , ..-- , -.7= - .. , -- - E ,- .1 . , Laranut_ano otuers, and containing - - -- - ----:-.
'''"'''''''''''-' 1.1 !. 13 ":0 11 .1 1- iPiiig-4tio.0../ . . , ?80f.to 4ii 60 iiv:tli ei 77 - 7- .- ', . -. .. • -----7 ,, --6 , :—.'"''?- , ' - '2' - ' ,.- ,
7.7.77:77-tiTiliSti to:thin: iti• -rinyliThieefitini 1 SIM:PIy - to - . '• - .1 . 42 - . Aeres...and•32Perclies T - 7• -
•
this biLl,• but the. period of - the iegtiliii P . Y . '1111(1 allowance: T6isJat4 is well C - 0 V - Cr e q with Chps
, , -aim) will soOn . arrive , whep :-it wilt_ be my ..11, 11 Ti t ion i ' l ni s l oak timber. . ,
_ _ t .i ! of salt. ill , be made known on thedh . j ,
, -• duty *under another clause of_ he Constitti-. iliergol .1)) .
' tion •:to . 'giye to' Congress' in form aiion of the :, . • .• - IACCH3 i';ll.oFlc
_..
------ - - state , of , theiUiimi-and-reeennimeOd-to-their ; .. ''
'' - i -- - • DAy.I.D..BLNDER, .
- . -- A - ila'i'r - sof - Mifrliti''B - ra - uilt; - 3i ,
consideration such measures :as "I shall • •s - ept - elp ' b e. , ti,1841.- ti
j tlge . - neeeSsary . a nd . e - it4dre . 'n L." 'A mt - I
• ..rnost respectfully subunit in a SPI - rififf -- har
molly whether the present diffekences of
• , TopinioiVshould be pressed further at this
--.,.. lim .. 9, o and whether the .peculiarity of my
... sjlifiltion does ntu entitli . me •to a postpone.
• - •pfent - of - this• subject to a more auspicious
.-' •
~,,peried• for-deliberation...2l'lle two Bolfses.
....-- of Congress have distinguished themselves
. • -at - this extiaordin'afy - session, by the per
- .formance of an immense mass-of lalier at a
. season 'very unfavorable both tb health and
Uction; and have passed many laws which
I trust will prove highly beneficial to the
, interests of the country, and fully answer !
. . its just eXpectations. .It has been my
good fortune and pleasure to concur with
• them in all measures except this; and 'why
• should our differences on this 'alone he
. . pushed to extremes? It is my anxious de
' ' sire that it should not he." I too have been
bu'rthened with extraordinary labors of late.
'and I 'sincerely desire time for deep and
, ' ,n deliberate ri•flection on Ifni the greatest
difficulty of my administration. May we
' not now pause'until a more favorable time;
when With the most anxious hope that the
Executive and-Congress---may- Cordially
unite, some measure of finance maybe tie.
,--" lib'erately adopted 'promotive of the good of
• :our common country. . ,
I will take this occasio . n- io declare that
the conclusion to •which I have brought
- 1 - ayseffare those of a settled - conviction;
•founded,. in my opinion, on a just viewOf
the Constitution—that in atriving at it, I
:have been actuated by. tin other .motive 'or
--- , ilesire than to 'uphold the tostitntions of
the country as.they have come down to us
from the hands of our God-like ancestors
` and that I - shall esteem-my efforts - to-sus
tain them, even though I perish, more hon
'orable than to.win the applause of men by
a•sacrifice of my duty-and my cii.nscielTee,
. -
' -10 FIN TYLER:
ivamington city, 5epi..9,1841
- Females Beware qf Conßimption.—A ad not stiffer
the , early seeds to knit its fatal threads in l'our'sys ,
. tem., but guard them as you would the thiefat night.
When you find the fatal enemy ileeking to destroy
your health by imbibing the evil', seeds of a serious
disease, REMEMBER . DR. BUNCAN'S.EXPEC
oRANT REMEDY will immediately destrOy
and remove them. Thousands of your sex die an
unity from the want of proper treatment. Had those
known the wonderful effects of this medicine, and
used it in time, many could have prolonged their
days, and Yee, be-dwelling
.amongst their dearest
friends. Those who are laboring . under the influ
ence of this diicaie, lose no lime in procuring Dr.
Minutes Expectorant remedy, ills - safe and iifFeciu
' al. and alWays gives relief in the most . hopeless cases.
r It strengthens the weak' and debilitated ; rolievei the ,
" pain in the breast; suppresseSthe distressing tough ;
stopping - the hectic fever and nightsweats, rind final
ly.Aifthe case be not too fiir advanced) restoring per
, feet health... '1
• Principal office, 19' North Eighth street Philadel
phia.
Fob• sale by John J. Myers & Co., Carlisle; and
Wm. Peal, Shippensbnrg, Pa. sep. I q---3t.
MARRIED,
r On the 12th ult., by Bishop Bennet, Mr, Alexan
der Zinn, to Miss o.:fary.Ann Gediamcah all .of this
county.
de" . the ith inst., by Rev. Henry Aurand,..7lfr.
'Gribb/e, to , Miss Naomi Smith, all of York county.
-11) , .
11.7 .At' Mwville, on Wednesday the Bth .inst; JOHN
JOHNSON, Esq. in the 62d year 'of his age.'
Public Sale.
Will be ;old , Public Sale, Friday the.lsth,
. 'day of OctiNe'r - ifest, on the premises; in Shiremans
town; Cumberland county, the t balance oCilte real es
tate of Daniel Shireman; sr.111:01. consisting of
Lot§..
On se-feral of them are buildings for different.purpo
, see . Also die well known.' ' ;
11AVERIN -STAN. ;
the'apiiurteriances'belonking
;thereto.
Sate to'conimetice o'clankiP. bl.i when terms
' will be made known by ; •-•
• ' JOHN 'RUIT,' and
'fiEOROP.: -HU PP, jr, ' ,
• - : ' • F.s.'rs: Of said llShireman.
•• ShifetatistoWn, Sept. • •
Orphans' C4itirt
Y virtue - of all ordee Odle' Orphan'S' Court of
Cumberland county, will be sold by the sub
scriber, by Public Vendue, on the...premises, on Fll
- OctobernextOlie following real
e..tifte, the propel lypf Martin pi aotli,jr's. heirs, viz:
Two undivided sixth parts - of
all that Plantation or.Tritct of Land, situate inMon
roe township in said county; bounded by • lauds of
Robert Cook's heirs, JOseph Brandt, Joseph Latshaw
and others, coMaiiiing _ • .
. _
. 150 Acreq
•
more or less; of which abont 20 acres arc good.tim
, ber Mut, anti the resiiYue cleared, under sulkantial
foams and in excellent pultivation. This land bounds
candle Yellow Breeches creek, and hasa large quail
titv-of Locust timber growing on it.
The sale sill take place on the same llay that the
administrators of Martin Brandt, jr., sell the Mills
of said Martin which adjoin this - property, and the
other four heirs of said Niartin will at the same time
sell their interests in the above plantation, so that the
purchaser call procure, a gook title to the whole
thereof.'
.JACOB BELTZHOOVEB, •
Guardian of Henry Bring'lt and
Sarah Ann Brainit.
Sept. 15,1841.---tds
Orphans' 'Court Sale., p,
•
•
• . In pursuance of ant : order Orilla Orphans' Court of
Cumberland county, will be exposed to piddle Bak,
on the premises, on Sattirday the 9th of •Oetolier, at
11 o'clock itt the forenoon of said day, the following
described 'tract of land, part °fate real estate or p
mibeth Portman', dec'd., situate and lyine- in the
township of North: Middleton, county aforesaid,
knunded_q_lands of !Juno' trall,_George Keibl , Da
%id llrocht and the Conodoguittet i cvek, containing
• 1-15 Acres and 90.Verctes,
strict .measure. The improvements are a .*0
Two Story Brit!
• EL 0 U 'S, ,
7-4 p... 11,1 ric,
_Double Log Bann, ,
1% 7 him is ad I cleated, except about 40 acres There
are about 1 , 2 acres of first rate meadow. There_is
'good, Apple Orchard, mid ti'first rate Well
.of water.
Said land is of the finest (walk) of, slate and is
about t2i' miles from Carlisle. •
The terms of sale are aslollowsi One half of the
purchase money to be paid on the first of April next,
when possession will be given to the plat-Chaser, the
balance of the purchase money to be paid in two
equal annual payments thereafter without interest,
the purchaser to give approved security in the Or
phans' Court by recognizance on the confirmation of
the sale for the paynient of said purchase money.
JACOB ZEIGLER, Trustee.
,Sept. 15, 1841.---tds.
PRIVATE-SALIE. , •
Will be sold at private sale,
A Lcit Gro - und
containing 63 ecefin frout,and.24o feet 'in depth, situ
ate in Locust Uley,in the borough.ofCarlisle,bound
ed on the east by Jacob Weaver, and on the west by
C. Humerich, having thereon erecktd a story and a
half 'LOG. WEATHERIWARDED HOUSE...
JOHN KELLER.
Carlisle, Sept. 15, 1841. '
8:1 LE.
•
The Subscribers offer atimivate sale„m first rate
LIMESTONE PLAN,TATION,
late the pr . dperty or J. Neul, Esq. dec'd., situate iu
Dickinson -township, Cumberland county; hounded
by lands•of Andrew Carothers, John WoOdburn,
Samuel Huston, and others, containing.
240 'Acres,
more or leis—about two thirds of which is 'cleared
and 'exteldbut cultivation amt . tinder good fence
the retnniningiltird is fine timber laud. The im
proilemenia thereon are a . large •
•
Two Story.. IlWe .
o s ,
AND KITODIEN, •
a large BRICK 11AltN,Vegon ShMl,,aad other opt
bui hhagsourl a well'of Om! water... •
There is on the -premises good AP
PLE 011CliAlt I), nod other .filtit trees,
also,a;.: large - POOL. of water. that has
scarcely eyerheewkuown to go . tiry. . .. •,• •
If the above property' is not said before. , „ .
BAT r, UltliA the Of of ,October, other antics will
then be glyett.of_its. diSposal,Xhe_terma..willlheo
,
made known..
• : sAiur.u . lsoyD,
•
• , . .ROBT. SIMMONS;.,.I I .I
.
N. Any information 'respecting the property
can be had oh*: Rakes, on the premisee, of,wm.
M. Biddle, Estvof Carlisle, .or of Samuel' Boyd,
(one, ottfie, owners) neat'. Colombia, la ncastor coon-'
Sept. 15,11141.---6 t,., • . . • •
r
Y" virtue of'SWIS try
.Iv.ritii' of Venditivni Exp . oo,
JUP to rue directed, issue ail of the Court of
.Com
moirPleas of Otintberlifipl woonty, u 11 . 1 hie- exposed
to public, saleiit the Cotirt house iii the borough 01
harlisle On Saturday tfiti_‘2.3d day, of October, 101 - ,
at 10 o'clock, the• followp , described 'real
estate, viz:_ •
•
• A Tract: of Lan& .Sittrale'
Mi .
township, Cumberland county, containing
1.6:3 'acres more -Dr • less, (called the Dublin' flap
Springs) about twenty acres of cleat etrlntol, - and the
balance good Aimber laud, adjoining lauds of-John
'Harper, Ileike's heirs, and the heirs of James Wood
dee'd.,havingthereoe erected a lairge two-story
Jog and frame house, MM a log harm Seized and
taken lit execution as due property of Mean.
A lso- • MI the iiilerest of George.
Trimble, being the one-flip part.in a tract Of land„ -
situate in the township of Silver Sprieg, emitaiuing
166 acres-more or less bounded,by the North Moun
tain on the North, - Cal mon on the Ilast,Adam
Kunkle- on the south, smd.Jolm Vaught on. the West;
- about eighty acres are cleared, having thereon erect
ed n log house and all old log barn. Seized and taken
in execution as the property of George Trimble.
Also---A'Tract of tatid 'SiIo:AZ.
in the township of North Middleton, Cumberland
county, containing 10 acres more or less, bounded
by lands ,of Jacob Weaver, William ilenwood,
David Wolf and Other, having thereon erected a tiro
story Log house, log kitchen, and a large stone and
frame Barn. Seized and taken into execution as the
property of Jemima Sanderson. .
Also—A Lot of Ground situate in the
ownship of Southampton, Lees Cross Roads, ton
dining fifty three feet in breadth, and three hunilret I
'eel in 'depth, more or less, adjoining the Walnu
I.lottom road on the north, an Alley on the south, and
Ana of William Maxwell on the cast and west,
lacing thereon erected a double two• story frame
!louse, 'Mimi:W.o;ml sing Stalk,
Also—A lot of ground in said township,
tuljoining,the Walnut Bottom-14 on- the south, an
'Hey oii the 'north, Adam lteese on •the east, and
.ees' cross roads on the west, hat ing thCrcon erected
double two story, log and frame !louse and a wag
on maker shop. Seized and taken in execution as
he proper y of David Clever.
Also—A Lot of Ground, situate in the
borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, containing
sixty feet in breadth, and two hundred mid forty tier
in &pill, more or less,l4 ' " ft lot of John -Me-
CartCr on the south, enry AtDoty . on. the north,
Hanover street on the west, mid the heirs' of
Neal on the east, having thereon erected n large two
story stone (louse ; :tud frame stable. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of John Traugh.
And to be sold by me, •
PA UL AHTIN, Sheriff.
snEnweripmcc,
Carlisle, 5ept.14,1841.-3t. . - •
Auditor's Notice. •
91 1 H subscriber who was appointed by
.-••• the Court of Common Picas of Ciamberland
county, to - nmke distribution to the creditors of
jam B. Milligan. of the assets in the Bands of Scott
Coyle, Alexander M. Kerr and Jacob 111 vet s, hif
trustees, under a Domestic-Attachment, will attend
to the duties of A. ;
S nppoiutmeot at his
on Nlonday the 18th day of October 1.841, when
and where the said creditors may make presentatiob
of their respective
Carlisle, Sept. 15,1841.
BARGAINS, -BARGAINS.
CLIPPINGER & CAREY
Have jult received at their old stand near the rail
road, and directly opposite Mr. IL Cochran's hotel,
.a very full and rt • 1 assortment or .
Fall, Winter Goods, . -
among which are-are both superfine and common
Blue, Black, Dahlia, Invisible, and Bottle Green—
wool dyed blue black, I,ondon• Brown, Olive and
mixed—z.
Plain and Dimond Beaver Cloths, Pilot cloths o r .,
variety of colors mid - qualities. A very full assort
roant of anerinoes, mouselide-de-lains and swathes
A very large assortment of ssttinets and'itiesimpres
Merino, !troche, Taglionn, McGrigor, chene find.
cotton shawls and hatlkeAbiefs. Cotton; worsted,
merino, lambs-wool and Silk hosiery—buck, beaver;
berlin, woolen - and worsted lined and unlined gloves.
Kid, mohair, silk, acne and cotton gloves and mitts.
A. very large and splendid assortment of • • ,
,
Fall Wisner Ribbons . ,
of the verk latest. stale. Thread.lacesand,edkineof
all widths and prices—flte:A; Lute-string,
Gro-de-nip, Gro-.tfe-Ssioi, and'Rept
Abed and: plaid Gro-de4friqUe for
honnets--Leghorn;
~Plorence 'braid: 'and. bliapiish'
Bonnetsi . Seul, Fur and ,Selet caps; a lull Ossortment of
mas
• 1 N •
" 1 q.u.E,R,N All,
, . .
Thole 'itisortnient' is noir eery, full, Compriaing
nearly every. artielthrsitally kept hr st 'Dry, Goods'
Store, and'have been bought rin the very best terms;
consequently; they are•prepared to offer goods at such
prices as conuot fait to give eiiiisfaellon. . They most
respectfully ask .thotie - . Wishing. tri'Vurchase, to give
thew a:.calli They feel - satihnetttliek 'Can make it
their interest:to purchase from tlient,'
4ltippensburg, Sept. 15,
lb e- (F .AT I ttv . I ir:: : TL1): Jr..l°olg . 4 : lTlf.-,.c, - !1 - .. s.10. :..W.:XV: . ti iti - 7.4.' 4 - o,..f.irt
. . ,
. ,
-IEI„ ROBINSON ..' CO - C: _ ''-.;
Have located in Carlisle. for the purpose of manufacturing and selling
Hathaway's Patent "Hot Aic.cooking:gtOves;"
ME
EI,.EAZOR ROBINSON, of Carlisle, is agent for
STOVE; and will dispose of Counties in•this and the
We publish•the following recommendations from c,
Milers to try it; • -
.Carlisle, ,Sept. 12, I 341..
I haVe in use in-my, kitikn' one of I - IntlutWays pat
ent Hot Air Cooking St.:Woolnd can recommend it
'as a very superior article. The One I bavO is No. - 3.
It hes 5 boilers and an oven sufficiently large to bake
'six loaves of bread. The*baking, rohsting.and.broil
ing-can all be done nt the samd.time and with much
less wood.thanregoired To . r:any: stove which we .have
ased.
This size appears to he peculiarly calculated for
Farmers, and for their benefit I invite them to call
and see this•store in use, as °,l shall take ple a su re in
showing th stove to all wkom interest be curiosity
May induce examine it. . •
• . SIMON 'WUNDERLICH: .
Sept.ll, I 80.-
Messrs. E. Robinson & CO. - GENTLEMEIST, I have
during the' few days j. have 'had your llntliaivaz's
Hot Air Stove in. dse, become convinced• of its
great superiOrity - overllkother stoves,' linen used or
seen. I find by the trial that boiling, roasting, bak
ing npd broiling may all be done-at the same time,
in a most perfect manlier; and -with less than one:
fourth the fuel•l have ordinarily used for _the same'
Purposes. :I have heretolbre been of the opinion
bread could ndt be well bakeirin a cooking stole,
• - Cnrlisle Sopternber 15. 1.1941.---y
' . ' S ten' 87 - es.
S, DUNLAP ADAIR.
azo - Tzs•
and beingpvare that the people in this. phice and
icinity, have been much imposed upon by . the'
.oduction of new and hiedy recommended articles
hick they have been induced to purchase, and
kich have been so Slightly Made, and of such bad
aterial, that in a short titne thev have failCd and
:come useless. We, therefore,4o_ not intend offer-
as stoves for sale until they nee fairly tried in this
immunity, and pronounced more durable - in their
nistrbctioli, better adapted to the purifoses of boll
g;haking and all the varieties of coolchig than any,
her stove; also; that they are a gteut saving of fuel
'vell ail labour. .
\Ve earnestly invite farmers as well as rebl
nts of this.place and the neighboring villages; to
II on.us at S. Wonderlich's hotel, or notify us by
ter (postage unpaid) that they fire willingto try
r stove—and the stove shall be placed in 'the
taco Of eterY person.giving 3is such notice, and
ten away afterKtial, without any expense toper.-as making-thelnal. • ,
The stoves will 1)6 kept ter 'axle at the Ttn Shop
Nir..lacob-Fridley,and at the Foundry of Messrs: -
iy and Stouffer, in Carlisle.
Having contracted for One Hundred o'f
Stings, we will, in a few days; Supply Stove deal
with all. the different sites, on the most liberal. )
- selling the right to mal
nijointnit States.
.me of thou?' who are using, theatiive, to. encourage
but t anrconvineed upon trial that it can be• done as
well in your stove as Imo brick oven. .'
I believe that the general introduction — of yotir
stove into use will be very beneficial to the public,
therelbrel shall take pleasure in recommending it.
to my friends. • Yours respectfully, • •
• WILLIAM INICILTOY.
Carlisle, Sept. 10, 1841.
--Xesers.:E;-.4lobinson Co-41entlemen,,I have
fairly tested the "Hot Air Stove" which you put up
at thy- house, mid c:ui recommend . it as possessing
principles of economy dad convenience far surpas
sing any- other stove wbiehl haVe'ever seen:
The boilers chilling in immediate contact with the.
fire gives it great facilities for boiling, and e oven
isheated mrsueli p.priticiple that bread is baked in
as fine a rnanner.ap in 'a brick oven. I find it also a
great saving of fuel nod labour, mull would advise .all
to adopt it.
MITCHEL McLELLAN..
Chambecabug,. Sept. 6,184.1.
I do certify that I am now using one. of Hathaway's
Patent Hot Air COok Stoves, No. 3,1111(1do mem:Ft
mend it as superior to 'any stove I have seen, the
great sating of fuel, and the variety that wain cook
ing at tlie,sametime; makeritairtibject to-thosiamho
wish to ficilitate . the operations of the kitchen. •
• , 4 19, S.: C:ULU EitT
•• D S
....44+FTTV! . .f4tV,C.
Pills., 1
.
valuable pills ibry.gcifle in their Opern
lions causing neither pain, griping nor any iniuseons
sickness: Tlieylekoevilingly cointiirt and strengthet
tliO stomach and liO4 , els, and clearing die sight bear
ing and inepory - of 'aged persons, by carrying off
phlegm, Watery wittier, ptitrid groiu and think litt
inOrs from the stopracli.bowel* and WO, witch
_makes so celebrated for -removin,, ,, .cciinifis,.
riteuinatisins, pains front the body 11111 i hiiiibs,gravel,
piles, siek disurdeeed - bowels and Worms.
This niedicitie is also an indhlible cure for fever and
iCPALO;.I,EDI
Dit vies - Paiiacea liluod Pills;
-
- For the - eUre of•comsumption, diseased Wind-pipe,
Ulcerated
_sore throat, Juno. - and liver complaint,
night sweats, flushes of heat, bdrning 111 the stomindi,
- tightness across the chest, pains in the breast - and
side, inward eancersmiles sore eyes,spre legs, ulcers
of every .description, swellings, rheuniatisms; they
stop the spitting or blood age, the partliffeeted:
'L'ie Panacea Blood pills are prepared expressly for
- the strengthening of every part of the, system and
healing all tile- rs and sores, purilYing and removing
all bad humors from the blood, which is often brought
on trout trio much sittiqg or standing, or by expo-
BUM front sudden heat to cold, yeakly debilitated
persons . in
are particulary advised to use'the, as they
strengthen die body in a superior Manner; they are
not Matilde(' to operate on the bowels so much as on
the blood, is too much purging will destroy any weiik 7
ly constitution, and has carried olf its thousands to ii
world unknown to us. Take the advice of one who
studies to :live lite and not to kill ; weakly and debili
tated persona should not inirge more than once a year
as it often times brings out caStiveness.
ALWAYS BEAR TIIFSIN.AIIND
Stafford county, ra. Sept. 7 1840. ,
Dear ne to let you know that the Lord
•t tt e . great things for me, whereof I am glad.—
_you-iiiLFredericksborg, 1- thiith l said
l'ha e'en abided with a. very -acid (sour) stomaeh,
mid im`'ect to a violent ()ninth my head fur more than
tttjady yt.u s, for which tOok rhubArli and soda three
or four tin es every day fur this many years, with
little 'or no relmf, and my legs and ankles were -so
much swelled that I was timible,at times, to.attend to
-my business. But vittee you made me a present of
n box 01 your Vali I have-taken oue or two
of theta at night in going to bed, and now toy acid
aoluach is relieved, the swelling in toy legs has new
ly disappeared, and I do nut think that 1 have Lech
hinder e d one day with the pain in my head since I
begaii to lake your valuable medicine. I thinle the
-4 Lord directed you to Fredericksburg, to administer
to toy relief. (Blessed be his holy name,l am greatly
relieved.) 1 here is living iu my neighborhood a
poor cild woman who haul been sick a lotietime and
could get 4io relielot length Ipurchased 0 • liea of
your lolls and gave,them to her, Mice a tvhile L saw
her out and about her businels,,and2slie, said that the
one- box had cured her. I have sprend the fame' of
your valuable Medicine amongst my icquaintances,i 4
and th.ny have purchased. Now, as it respects my
self, my iriends tell inc when I go. to town, that they_
have not seen me look so well lor•many,yenrs, end
say to thimi, 'I will tell you the secret why ; a sluk
time ago I met with a Dv. Davies ill town, sold he gave
me a box of pile, and they have in - de me look as
yti,i DOW bee me.' And now, my fi lend, l hope that
the Lord will continuo to be with you, and ri - ake you
useful to your fellow -creatures; as he has hitherto
done. -1 remain with respect,
~--=---
Several Ferrules litif - ebeeiveueeitof the falling of '
the womb, by taking very small doses at intervali.
liarper's l'erryi4tiguart 11; 1840:
DR. 1V m e. DAvtl.s.—.Dear Sir:—ham happy to in
,form you and the public, litiVl.have been cured of
that dreadfid disease the Rheumatism, by takingyour
Family:Pills. 1 have been I'tuler that (Ss,
ease for more than it year, during iv - filch time I tried
the skill of the best idiysicuto without erred; at length
I was induced to try your medicine; •found relief
after taking half a beix,l continued to take them until
Iliad taken live boxes; my age is tl „
earsoitid !con
sider that none bite the old and rheumatic persims . ,
know how grateful 1 (eel to the medicine Oat has
restored me to health. -'
• Yams. resin etfldly; JOHN DrE,
. WE; the umlersigbetl, ate agents at Harper's Ferry
fo'r the!stide of Dr. Davies' Family Pills, we know
our neiglibunr 3• lllr. Dye, sold him the pills of whiCh
he speaks so highly, did believe his statement to be
substant'ally true. . . •
Respectfully, W. 8r . 4. D. ANDERSON.
/WS. C. • Burton, near Locust street, was diseased.
for seven years with a Ilium in the .left side, bumps,
all over her akin 'Mins around the small of her back
running into her stomach, which' 'prevented her (to
tine her own Wilvdtt,) from natingOne pat ficluor meat;
tIM first:duse removed the lump, and two bums set
I was Severely diseased with the blind piles for
twenty months, and prostrated from the loss of blood;
and one and a halt boxes of Davies Family Fills his I
Made an entire curd'of me., J. JOHNSON.
• Wrushiugton, D. C., May 7, 1841 ka
~'numfit e tmie d and sold. wholesale 'bnd retail ; at
South third street Philadelphia, and by .Mr.
JOHN GRAY, Cal Pile; general tigentar erland
'county Penna.
. ,
MBO, for salc,liy W. London, Kingstown;
tickets& Fireovid,Hoguestoirn,.M. G. Rupp, Shire
;:nanstowti,l Longnecker,Wocm. l .4o , olii H.
NOV CUMbUrif464.'.
lgreersons wishing to,becomeugents int he villa
,geatn whin!!the arc,nOt 'sold.in Cumberland
'county, be supplied with them byfentlang
John Gray 160 Is .empolvered :to' ap-*
point , agents..,-Fanilly to those ; mite' : purchase
to,sell again will be clitnyed,,s2 pertfo*M. eash,cir,
$2,25 to sell on corninisstom . and the I 'anti4oll . olo.oll'
pills at s4:' cash, or $4,50. on , commisiinitl - Afttail:
price tbr fainily ; pills 25 cts. per 'box;, Panacea
blood 'pints 50 cents per'.linit. ull directions' for.
using them aceonmatny each box,
Carlisle, Sept, ISO 841:4;:-51)p, . •
e and.wenil the,HO.T-TAIR
•
NOTICE.
•
The Subscriber loving removed to the west, here
by notifies all, personi, that lie los, appointed 'Copt
Abut. Lamberton his agent to adjust all unsettled ac
counts. Those indebted-will therefore make .pay
mem to him, and persons having claims will present
them for-settle no.mt.
moss LA NMERTON.
Carlisle, Sept. 8, 184u.-..-30.
_Friulilig EstabliAmeent
PO It, . 4 411 ift, E.
The " Herald &. Expositor" :offered
for sale.. His the only Whig paper in:this
county, has a large subscription list, a fair
amount or advertising and job 'custom, with
ample and good materials for publishing a
weekly paper.
Letters (post paid) addressed to the Edi
tor, will meet w ith
. prolupt attention.
• - GOLDEN BALL HOTEL
WEST HIGH ST., CARLISLE.
The .subseriber; thankful for past favors, hereby
notifies the public generally. that lie still continues
at the old staml,nearlv oppo,ite the 'College Campus,
a here . he will at fi ll times be foMul ready 'and wil
ling to attothtundat in the 'best possible wanner,
those who may favor hint with a call'. The House
is loeuted in the most business oart of the town,, a n d
is near the. stopping place of the Cars on the Hail
Road. The ROOMS are large Mid..airy—the TA
BLE will be supplied with theNery best the markets
can banish--Hind the 'BAR with theehoicest Liquors.
His charges are reasonable. mid he will epdeavor to
merit by assiduity and titivation a continuance if pub
lie patronar.
BOARDERS taken lir the 'week, month, 7.year.,
DROVERS end lit A VELEYS fittfithfiir
interest to stop with hien,aslie has plenty ofstabling,
-1114 n nureful OSTLER always at hand.
ANDREW ROBERTS.
Carlisle, Sept. 8, 184L---tf
The Subscribevoffersfor sales Slllool%l LIME
STONE ['ARM; a contains about
. • 1 65ACRE s ;
is_close-te_the_eilge of the horcitigh of Carlisle, in the
heart of the Cuinherland Valley—that niagnifitetit
etcAntitse than which the sun in heaven shineth not on
its superior. The „ title indisputable as t h e Vaud
patented.
CILARLES BRUCE
mpovments and Local d2dvani ages.
:A GOOD AXD 'LARGE '
• ii-.
LOG' HOUSE, z l / 4 71
New Bank Barn
• -
(first rate,) a well of never failing pure.water—pemo•
i why to gushing spring aonteran Orchard of about
- 100 - young Apple trees. '
About 50 HUNS of the laud
enures a erop,of timber worth a large sum of Money
good portion is well set in clover murtitniithy
grass—fencing good. The liinestone is the slab or
shelving, easily procured, takes 'less fuel to make
andofall kW's is the most valuable; the.north
or slate land side of 'the hill - give
a t.:instant
demand for this' stone forever. It is clos e to the
great Cu.i,berlatal Valley
if not 'sold before Friday the 15111 of October ' it
will on that day be esposed Co Public Sale, on the
premises,at Itio'cloek, A. M
FoiterMs apply to
A. I'DOWF.LI[..
Septl-8, 1841.---te`' ; . Carlisle, Pa.
llebanen Courier insert St and semlbill to this
office for collection. . .. • -
. .
ASSIGNEESHIP ACCOITNT.".
in the Courty of Common citiinberland
- Comity, leth AUttst, 1841, John itp,,:'Assignee of
.10,Mb Blitler',. presented an account f ' elteefit ion
of his trust, and Tuesday the; sth .day of, October
next appointed for the coilfirmat;oil of the came, of
which all persons interested are hereby, notified.
13y the Court;
. • • . GEO. SANDEII.SO.N, t'rotley,,
Sept. 1, , . ' • , "
Those eoneetmegtmiitinkefitilee that the vendue
ricite*Or..t!le ea bac tibee,"lijive heel, the h tin sof
Vsynierepusel
'nititle the Ist. of Qctiabor, Or suite:will:be tilsti.
tutell, •
SeTteryAti• t, 111.1i;1•:---:St...,.
Neli Cooking Sio
.JACOB VRIDLIN, North Hanover street, oppo 7 '
site •.,orinuatis' Hotel, is agent for ththerle of Hatha•
'Woo' Patent ,
•
Mot ag . gir' Cookinloies,
Whiarte i'vni;eipitcs tole 100 per cent better than anY
other 'stove heretofore known;
Farroert,Tavern keepers niid Othelia etre invited td .
take thOse Stoves on find, arid .theYnre not pleased
with the operation of the stove , or the price',theyany
be rettirned.
~~
Sheet iron Mal Copper' ware, which he will dispose
af 'on reasonable terms.- •
Orders in Town and Canary, for House Spouting
'or other work. promptly }{trended to.
Carlisle, Sept. 15,1841.—ty. •
• . • • • .NOTICE...
ft" ateite of David Bender,. deed: .
ir ETTER'S TESTAMENTARY on the estate
I Tl: A rdf DaVia - Rdiider;itite of Allenftcriviishitc Cum
berland 'county, dee'd, have been grated to the sub-
Seriber residing in tie tattle township's Notice is
hereby given 10,aR per'son's indebted. to the estate to
tartke immediate payment, and those having chants
against said estate to preient theni for' settlement.
•
CHRISTIAN. ZuoK,Ex'r.
5etpt.15,1844.. , -.6t • • .
- •
Estate of John Johnson, deed.
ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ow-the estate
. 4, of John Jolution, late of Newville, Cumber
land enmity, deed., have been, granted to the subscri
bers: N.OTICC is hereby "given to all persons indebt
ed to the aboire eitate.:to make immediate, payment,
and those having elaimi to . present them fot• settle
ment. •
, • "ROBT. of Frankford tp.,
R. - IRVINE, of Newvill,
.-Ex'rs. ofJOhn Johnson dee'i l l
Sept. 15,4841.---Gt
Mary Ann Snnveley, by her next friend
cen rg e Snave
No. '414 of January Term, 1840 intim Coti'rt of
Common Pleas of Ctimberland county. Libel for
Not triliiiti *•- Aliguit term 1841, the saiirColirt
order and direct die said ,Sheriff to • cause native to
be puldialied in one or more iiewspairiiito wiltj
irciffitrudie • Wai r iffcitligiti
ii4:Ck:•sticcessitely4rior to die •Orst
'!;•; , 44ltierik:aftf.lC.lo4 3 'Sitii:'celein layipear on
to the complaint nf•tlie said
li
bcllaut. • • • •
1/4.
riv the Cnart -, __.• . •
'PAUL, 111ARTIN; 'Sheriff:
Carlisle, Sept. 15,18 11.-4 t. . .
. ELlEcTiorv.
..Thlongers.of the_Ctunberlaud . Vall4'7 'Lill
/toad Cinpany, will be held at the Public
House' of Clements_Macforlane, in_the bo
rough 6.l...Cailisle, between the hours of-2
and 5. P. M. of .11onilsy the sth„day.rof
October next. •
September 5,1841.2 t
td t is T. 4 21`
FOR SALE.
rvitiu.
JA6II PAL*
J. F. still continues. t 0
keep on hand' '.
,ffit,obro
. .
of all deseriptions.attnong
which are the improved
'Rotary Cooking stoyes ad
universally approved; stove
furniture, stove pipe, and a
general assortment Of Tin,
and 81::)ereltesneat mensnre,hdring thereon erected - a
Two:Story Lon' • vs , i'•
.H S
/ •
.Pouble Log •Barn,,...Wd
gon.:§lleiVenrn-Crib, and . Cider-Press, n well .of
• water- COnVelliCl4: to .the
house,nnd nn excellent -!;.; '
lrl it 2 PALE 01?CH3Ph.
A'hont 70 s er,es 'of shove fill'fflore first
race limber land, and the repli tre in a-good state of
tultivation, of whdth:nbotit 130' net'.es are. good men
ilow,The greater pail of,whielt is - stitlitbfe for tillage:
•
I , •
... Xo. 2... A ,Tract of .and ad,
joining the above described farm and land of Henry
Make., Abet. Whisler,,Moses Whipler, Daniel Me-
Langlikin,Jaeob _Kitner, George Hoon suid:othei•s;
.containing '. • 1 . L . ,
I .
4341. A cre4 'and 113 Percher„,
neat-measure, having.thereon erect a; , ...: '
--
. - - Tii' - 6" . Sitiry Lo c r , . • eii , w , t •
•
Aviv G:,,, •.
~, - ,--.111-A11 . AL.5.,,E„'5 . -..- :,.}, ,
. ( iiio , F.74 - cliwomvax , .g3.7, - , - frep).LlE.44: -- ,*lip4i , &:
y...i.i6,-*liii - Aiii)fii Oreildrilrand 'a newer ••litiling 'well of.
Water Oar the door • abput 50 acres of the aliove .
limit ate lied rate titither land, tutil• the residue in It',
good-state of eHltivation, ofyllich about 110 acres - are - '
good ineadoiv, : •'
The above Trqets will btL't 0111' sepaicctery or. to
gether; to suit purchasers, on the lolloivingtermst—
the costs of sale to be paid by the ptirebaSer Or pith- .
chasers: on the'epplirmation of the sole hy 1110 Court,
I at-which-timitlae-or-they-willr• be-required - Its enter
' into recognizance. iti_the Orphans' ,Court
. with !T
-rove'? sevorityjd, secure the residue of the purchase
money, to be paid as-follow soile 'third tit remain in
- the •hands of the ptiechiNer:.ituring the life of the
widow of said deeeticia, the interest to bitCpaid -her
annually, COihMell . Ciltg WI theist or April next, illir
ingliec life, and at her death the-prinethal to be paid
of said llecedetit, olitt:otliev third to be
paid on the Ist of - April next, when possession will
be given And sthleed Insult; io the purchaser, the re
maining thirdlo he paid in two equal annual ;my
molts thereafter without interest. . .
'The landlordashinie:of the vain growing
,at the
dine of sale will pass to_ the purchasers. Anv per
son wishing to view saitlibrins Inilre the day of sale
aro requested to-call on David High residing un the
premises, or oeethe what:Mier mho lives one mile
west of Newville.
.. -..
JACOB Intl,
. Adrri'r. of Jacob High, sr. dee'd.
Sept. 8, 1841.---tils.
. .
i:..r . Lancaster Old Guard publish the above to
the amount (WV. and charge this office.
....._.
The tWulersignett offers for. Bale the FARE( . 01
which lie resitles,'"two miles weNt of Shippensburg
being iii . Suctliatupton townshiti, Franklin county, Pa
containing
•
106 itetes • •
of first rate Limestone Land,
Agal. filior to.anyinAhenei g hborhoo4 the improve
,ments. tire a (I:4'ciling
11 . VDr S 7 i i
•
.Barn, • Tenant House anti
web other Imildinis as are necessary to l earl,- on
farinfii.. also a iOint Orchard and well nrwat e e;
AiS ,d twp s:ory - Brick !louse,
with a lot and a half or Ground thereto atMehed, in
the borough of Skippensburg:, Co nherlaiiil enmity—
this pro • erty is in good repair, anti is situated in the
bitsiness part of the town; the iraprovemunts are a
STONE STABLE, fronting stitoke
house and other necessary out buildrtip;
The undersigned deems it unnecessary to give a
minute description mr the above profit:my., as persons
wishing to purchase can view -die premises by.cull
hug
out Mr. P. S. Art; Shippensburg or on
JOHN
li% ing on the theta.
Shipppisburg, Sept. 8',.18-11.---fit
14thcaslek Old Gu:Std Vittll4l ft and clutrw.
this office.
Tn pursi'innee of.an'ot•der of the Orphans' Collet nt
Cumbet•lund county, will he sold Ly Piddle Vero
lee,
on the premises, on Friday the Sth of •Octnhcr next,
at 12 o'eltiett, M. of that doe, the nil lowing real es
tate, bite the proverty or bn id WA', of Mion'oe
township hi said county, dee'd., to wit: '
All - Mitt Plan(Mimi . * : raid
TRAOT 0.7 LAIRD,
situate in Monroe township nforesaidi hotnaled by
lands of AI iclutel G. 110,1;lioover, widow Gross,J
Wicker, Samuel Ilrieker l Samuel MAY and the
Yellow Breeches creek, eontniding
99 acres end 34..PePelies,
strict measore.. This Isnd is limestone land, in ex
cellent cillti‘lelkn aml under 'first rate . fences. The
improconenta arc
. .
Two-Story Stone
0.. U. E ' 4 witrivT ,
9 _
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A• LARGE BANK BARN,
Wngoa-Shed and'other out Intl',dings!, also a never
failing Spring of water close, to_the house, a'goo . d
Orchard of well seleetol, fruit is, on She p remises ,
and also a large crudity' of locust "timber', fle
'whole orthis traktt is cleared '
. . , ..
. .
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• .Mso, a Tract ,a f Wocallandi.,
situnte in the ,:siti•townaltip, of AlloOroe, botindetl,hy
inliii Brielser,•Ajelehoit , Brenornitn,lll:. P'.o 's heirs,
.1. Leitlig's heirs'und 'others; ttntl tontOining st floe.,
rtntl.9o' perches•striet, measure. Thie ))ieee of land
is well oovered.willi bliCatiut tint) oak irtirtficio.,
The condittommill be made kbown the time
and Once ef pie by
MU
. . .
Lsii . eaFter Old fitlava itilinsh '3l . land gelid bill
to:this-office for coNctionv .. • - . •
Estute of Saiiilr „ Stureeo~t ,'dec'rl,
.I.:ETTEIRS ap UNISTRATIQN-., on the
Esiatr;of Samuel tui•sean,la te
of 'ShijqtensburA.; ilec'tl.; 10 . '4 ,beeo lsineti , iu line'
form •of law.'io•the,ribUribert. : lshirseE . is .litf6.f
giten to alllitutsbtielinvii4i3laimi against said estate,
to
,present them duly
. inilienticatml for_ spilleniert
and all jtorsoniludebted esttite,arerequest6l
to . melte lo.the„ Subscriber residing lit the
bOrou'gh of Shitirensburg; •
„ .
”' • WILLIAM PF;AL, Adler.:
soptember
„ .
•
stweocitro..,..• -;
•-T ( ie Sufiscriber r
reeetfully infortns, &
.hiS (rich
,and the generidl l y, ilk fie liits• just returned
feont the city mid is now. openinga large and splen 7.
`did A ssortment of
. .
•
fin rg 100U20 ) :. :
altizazautaaa o •
Chinii, Glass Sci Qdeenstiva7e,
\ll of wit•
An in hie!' he will sell • very. cheap' for bash ; the
public Ore invited to call and examine his stock, nest
dooe to MeQlelland'i Hotel. • - •
JOlll4 A. PEFFER
•
OAI lisle ,
Sept. 8,1.841...--8 t
Sate of
• .
'REAL 10,1 PATE. •
- tv ILL he sold - At ritiblie Sale, in purinance of
an order of the - Orgutna' Court of 'Cumber
land cou'otk, On Friday the .15th day of October neat,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. of skid day, the following de,
eaftite; lute the iirofierty of Jacob Ifikb,
dec'd., to Wit:
NO. 1. 'A Mutt of LAND,
situate in - township - Cumberland county;
bounded by land's or Ghristleib, Geo. North's
heirs, John High, and land of the heirs or said dece.:
dent herein after described ti 140.1, contaiiiing-
221' A e't e
Farm and House for Sale.
Olphans? Court Sale
cEorttt' BRINDLE,.
Mu)7l'.. of MAI Wolf, (11:01
NOTICEd
I - - Election - .1" - ro clamtition..
'(l7 HERtAS in and by an acOfthe GO '
• eral Asseniblv of the commonwealth of Penn
claiticd,.• An atlt electiona
of cornin'Onyiralffi",!' the".24l day of July
Aunt) thousande.Vit TmmlrKd and thirty-
nine, it is made die duty of 'die,. Sheriff of every
County within-this üblic
notice of die Genelid Eleittitnis'ajusLiwith not' to
enumerake.. , , . , , •
The officers to lic'•elecietl.
te p ace a W Ile I t le electiori i• to
be held,
1 rPaul Ma rti 6, igh S ha/41E411m County of Chia.
berland, do hereby makeknowit and giYe. this
• Piil)loe,
to the electini Of•the county of Chmberlancl. that oh.
the Se, end 'i'veeday of Ociobe'r (heir the 14th
day of the month,) a General Election' will be held
at the Several election district's establikhed by law in
said el-linty; at Whiell Vote 'they will, 'vote liyball'ot
far the several OfflerrliprctitAtfiiv•tiaiiieth
. ,
,ONE PE RSON • •
for GOVellitiVorthe State of Pennsylvania. •
, • • . ; TWO PERSO N S
to-represent the cintaufes of Cumberland, Frankliti
and Adams in the State Semite.
, • TW,O :PERSONS ••• .
to represent_ the cotkoty,pf_Ch
inberfand in the Hotta,
of.Repreaentativea of PetinVlYania, .
.ONE commlstoNEit
for the codati otf tutriberland.
Og:t IiIREMTOR. 2 4 •
of thq'?ooy• aiid of Uieliouse of Euirdoymeuf oriald
county.
ONE TiIEASVItER
for (lie-county of CumberlAiit!
•• ONE AUDITOR,.
to settle the public accounts of the countyCommlb•
sionerS
•
. „
• OSP: CORONER •
for the county of Cumberland. -
Th'e 'said cieetionfig held aii , ou g liout the cowl:
,
ty follows: •. • — •
• - The election in - the - election 'district composed of
the' borough of Carlisle, and ton whips of North,
SOuth Middleton, Lower Ifickineon;
LoWer Ft ankford,and !Awes, Westpeanshor4.•Will
be lieltkat the Court House, in the boi•otigli ofrilai•L
lisle. . .
TIM election
,in the tlistrier C i omposed of Silvei• •
Spring townshi p, will he held LA the politic House of.
JosephCrittit',.tilCogestown,iii said township,
eleztion• in the district composed of- prat ! .
pelinsinfrough township, will' he bald at the
house of Andrew Kreitzer, in said totimi,l i ip„ • •
eteeti s tat,iii the district Coivipose Isrow • Curcil
I Implant' 'mid it 'part Will be held
ettlie_public.house 0f,30111 - .Sourbeik ion New CUR.
t.
berlam .
The election.in the district enirnitcuital Of / Lisburn
and a-part of Allen toielishiP will be held it!-the pub':
erfiripeiseil , of dint - 1art.:;a4.1t..,
totv`iishift,,ii ot;.intilnifell „
berland and. Lisburn election dislricta, A ill tie
at the . public house of David 'Sluinfer, in Slibplierdi;,:._
town . .
township ' •
The election in the district tionippited of the bbri: -
°ugh of Alechanicsber, will be held at the,publio -
. •
house_ ofi.lohn /looter in said boroiigh. ,
elf.tction iii the district cnroposeil of :AlOnrois • .•
townslifp,'Will lieli,tat the poblie !matte Wid
'ow.Paul Charcliton lii caul toWnship,. . ,
the-ilistrict-composeihtbc-Upper-----
Dickiminii township, , will he_ held at
..,‘Veakley'S
School I in said township.
1 lie election in tliegliStitiet Vomposed.or- the bon:
mutt; of ,New.villeotuil „townships. Of -Atifilia, Upper
Fraiikfotil, Upper- Westpennshorovond dins! print. of .
Newtohlownship,notinclucleil in the Leesburg eke
lion direr tct herein til'ter meiitimtid; wftl'lie held AY
the 13itick School llouse,„inthe borough of Netitvillei -
„The election hi the district composed Of the towitr
ship' of llopea y11,51'111 beheld et the school bedsit in
Newburg. lorSithi
• The election iu the district composed of the . bor. •
ough of silikienshti rg , Shippenslitirg
*bat part Of Southampton tow nsiiiii,mot included in
the Leeshinteelertion district, will be lucid at the
Conncil.flouse, in the borough of Shippenshurg.
Anil in and by . an net of tint Asseitibly or.
this commonwealth, pass.] the: 2(I July 1839; tt is
tiles !provided, l' 'That the qualified electors of parts
'of Newton and Soinlininidon townships in the county:
01 Cumberland, bounded by the following lilies and
distances, viz:- -Beginning attlie Adams county line,
dome*. alma; the liuc dividing the Jownships of Dick
inson aiiil Nett Mil to the iiiropike road; thence along • ,
soh] propike, to the Comte sehooldionse, on said
linguae, in Sondiampion tosimship, thence tonimint
no the \Velum itottorn road at Ileylmek!sinehidipg
Ileybuck's farm. thence -a straight ilirectllftt ,lo- the •
gaiv.m,ll 1,00 . 11011 g to the heirs Of ficorge, Clever; •
then e e :din e; Kryshir's ruin to the Adams .44011J11, Itoe,
thence along the Ifnrof Schmitt °mite to the plsce
of beginning, he niatis botchy. ilefflati;el. a new plec
'rim' district, the eltattion to be held et the public
House of teesborg,Southainp:
ton township
—Civet, 'Motor Mr hand al Carlisle, this 3fst - ilay of
August, A; D. 'IH4I.
PAUL
,M.l RTIN, Sbera.
' At a - i - Pited Orphans' Court be
gun and held on Tuesila) .the Ms' day of Anzusf,
1841, at Cmtlisle, in and fix Cuniberliiiiitc.duay, bp;
fli - re the "loll; Sarni el Ifephlorn, Prebidn'f, Mill ion
st.ft min Jars, L.,:revc. , , Emir , . , A'Asouidtet,‘lnilek
of the same ecifirt,asigned arc:, the following pro=
ccedings were had, to wit
la the ease of the writ of l' i airtition on the reitl
exta to ,r Sarah Leung. deed, the tame is confirmed.
Nilivto wit,'3lst Aligu,t 184,1. liule on the' heirs,
to wit. William Lehr g.Jacoli Lehi ig, David Leiclig t
Elizabeth ilitermari•ied with Jacob Burkbolde6 Ss
.rah Criiss, late Sarah ,l.sitip.), M'-cd at'v ,intermarried"
with ,Jaeb- Lciiiel, and the Issa . O tiro childiteni .
ilec'iliio wit—Nlieluiel I..enlig„ JolittLeidig, Jacob
Lei dig, Catherine,Stirah, El izabedi ) Marv, A nivi . .."q4
seph and Margaret Lehlig,eiliiilrgn of :John Leung )
dec'd, the said Catharine, Sarah, Eliinbeth,' . I .l;iy,
Ann, and Margaret are Minot* mid have . Michael
Koala for their thiardiali; and Joseph; a Minor, has
Jolin Harmon for ill* guardian; and Sarah Ceiling,
Jiti'ob, John, David; I latinah;llichael rind Mary'Ann
Leidig, who are all minors owl children. of Michael
Lcilligolce'd., to appear of sth Octoner next, at
the Orphans' Court, and nectit or refuse to accept,'
of said estate at the valution. Notice to be "erlect!'
personally on the heirk living in the
: county, and by . '
advertisement three tidies in one paper ) , minted ill
Carlisle, for thoseiiring oat of the wanly,
• . By the Coat: •
e. .
umbir.'and Onnity, sa. . . '
• . . IW. Foulk, tletli, drprilins' Court ) .
~5•1 •
5 11, 44 ; i :e.,.. do certify that the fioagoitig is a irtic
vAlt. colic.,
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4
r 4 4:44D t: ' Wttttc. 'Of Ini hano ond, Seal of sitliil
r
C'et..--, Court at Carlisle, 4th'Septeniber, 1841.
14. 41 - I•M‘' . .
Fbr YOULK, Clk. 0. C
3, 110sapple.
.
' ~, • PAUL MAlCTlN,'Sheviff.
Carlisle; Sept. N0541.-3t.
NOTICE"
, •
• • •10- •
Estate ofAvtrirtifon,-dec d.'. •
LE or it DMTNISTRATION due
kw uponthe estate' or Adams
Nim
mon, deed., littely of Ski pontilnkrg,.pare
ell to John Skinner and .6nret \Vniker•l nil persona .
haring dkirolngttinet the estate *ill' invent thetii for:
settleruentiltild tlibse indebted will untkelniyrtient • to
them •
The administratorti . will*.attetid at . the,late rear.
!once of the decraieq rridag, pod 'Sattirday thO
7th and fstii of Seliteo l iher . To attend to •Cusinetts of„
he estlfe, .
• . . . JQIIN'SRIN.I4IIR,,i'
111 ,
Selit. 8, •
NNAVSAVAT.KEIti '
• ' r
. . n .
13i,;• Splng Actatiaiitine; Guards.
An elbctiop Ibr Cntitniii for Raid tioropaiti *lll take
plate in Nen/vine, Raturdny the Atith. Setenbers,
between thdlionrs De Ur d'o'cltickot the itoyed
of Wan. ll:Woodburn'
Septt4;llB4l-..42t'
To all Claimants ,and .Pcisotiit
ictcoTtcr. , ii Ik4reby'giyon
rapia? i ' No: 11,!1!loVem . b4r tem; tor, and
me ttircO'tM, tnis' Wu' ihsittd ofie Aar, ,ttm Cotict: or '."
Coffman Pleas - dotility;o6,l4
Mg„ 6 :l7reoloMiu's' tromt) untrrotionlif.l in
the Oink or Contnom
a,tibive Slj4ltek . ,
to JlWo4,4t,iloii: ,•, • . ,
. ,
et6rlnte
rritr! t. t 1 °Mop 184 A. S /,;•,
IMM2I
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