HERALD & EXPOSITOR.
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eacrllott.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBERA7, 841:
jr 07111 r: JOHN EARLY will ca 79 upon our
,subscribers and ad.i!ertisint patrons , in the .
`iippet:.end , of thu county . :during the coming
week. We trust they may
. all be ready to
receive him, nor turn him empty away..
. .
• i ' - .llo' l .Tf any of our friends — want to have
their' faces represented.An Ivory or can_
,vacs, we recommend a call upon
Beetem's Hotel,. We do -notpre
t
•tend to be' a connoisseur - in*. these things,
bur we know when a portrait or a minia
ture looks like. the original—that. is,' we
-t.ha"ire .scrutinized ..both—and .we .can say
:that the pencillings, which,We -have seek
by Mr. Williams, •are the :veiw thing ex
actly• If, then, you would havelourseli
Aia up in : colors, an with - 1411.
. and if you are not ambitious inkthat way,
. call anyhoW . .... He'll show you into liis
atu4io, where 'you .may take a peep at what
he has done; and be' able to judge of what
he can do.
The Philadel
terian Church met in this place_ on Wutl
_,,,flgatlay,,.,untl tcratjuatett a,oo4ap...t.tax
"were heard With intense interest, and Whilst
titone:_here±regrets s theit commg,
their departure.
Situ day 15et—three _me tnb e s rscir_th
• body preached' in the Methodist Episcopal,
one in the German Reformed and one in
:the - Lutheran churches. We-were pleased
with this inanifestationof Chriitian
- ship and good feeling.. Sorely the, pulpit
of one Christian minister ouir,ht not to be
~ _barred,. to • another, because' they entertain
• notions somewhat different upon • the. sub
ject of. Church Government, or
.because
tihey Bold ilifferent opinions union some ,
essential 'points of thictrine.
Trite, each Church, believing her own,
„
.doetri es pure, and those of every other in
.. ,
Some d Tree erriSncous,,owes it 'to herself
to prevent, if possible, the introduction
among her people of theological notions
which she' deems:heterodox; but ...here is
little danger to be apprehended that a min
- isler . of the gOspel of one denOmination
.preaching.to a :congregation of another sect,
by invitation, will . 'attempt the dissemble,
Lion of his own peculiar doctrinal views..
He will not do it if 'he understands his
thity, and if he do it once, la him . not be
trusted 'again . ; The Tio . spel furcishes to
, pieS enough for explanationtAnd enforce
. ment, on such occasions; without an inter
ference with points ordth upon which
'churches differ. , :If there be any risque at
all, the good impression left .on the com
.munity- by such exhibitions of Christian
.charity, is far more than an equivalert.—
:Saint and sinner are.construined to acknowr
how good ❑ thing it is
And howinconiing we 11,.•
.lfor.brediren such as preachers , are
lu..uulcy to dwell:"
La rope.
-VIM steamship Columbia arrived at Bos
;- ton on the 21st instant, after a passage of
3 fifteen days and .al)alf—rather longer than
usual.
— The - gews - lacks inniortance.
• respoudent.of : the Boston Atlas says that
Lin - vetoing the Bank Bina, President Tyler
'Aid just what in .England he was expected
to "do. He adds, that many honest people
who meddled in the stocks of the United
Slates, Bank of Pennsylvania, believing it
national concern, have suffered se
verely.
The Ministers and Conservatives are is
.
joleed.tbat Mr. Webster retains.his place
r in,ithe Cabinet. ' •
The-appointment of , . r4ward tEvpret4 to
England, gives great satisfaction to he en
lightened English public: Mr. Stevenson,
witCcornes-hoine-in-theßireptlitestern; is,
is.said,the ridicule of the English Court.
• ' Lora Mbilieth .. was a - .passenger in the
Coluinbia. • - --• •
The prireedings of Parliament have no
,1.1•
„interest. The 7th inst. was 'fixed for the
prorogation. . • •
The news of the crops' in the Whole
Vitite4,HingllonlA . vas cheeking.
PO OW B O O in th e , continent of any mo
ment. •
One''after-anotber our-great men depart.,
.lOiiiq FORSYTH; ..l a t e peeretary
a •
Ottuate; hasr bidden adieu to earth. .
-The s; National lntelligenee i thu s tuitie;
rtiel:(11-
. . ,
apodier tiolumn of r readers. ill per
.; ceiv,go many - of titian with deep regret, none
-Orthein 'with inditterebte,. the tointinciation
„littfthe ilelth thb of
a~ . ,
hia Synod of the •Presby
The-cor-
Georgia, late Secretary of State. lie died
at hiEr residenee in' this city, on Thursday
evening, of congestive fever, after an:illness
of three or four weeks.
.
To "pronotmee the. eulogy (hie to the pub
lic cOafacter of this distinguished gentleman
is a-thaythat does not devolve on - us; but
it i s not fitting;that we; who knew the .de
teased so long as a pbblic man, should-with
hold fibMhis -memory the justide of saying.
that'he‘ possessed. gnaliiits which placed
him much above:the level of the mass bf
mankind.
. .high_ offices - which, during so great
.a portion of is life, he successively filled,
both in, his own particular - State and in the
National. Government,' aitest 'at once the
superiority of his abilifiee , '4and the public
estimation of, them. To the iiighdvantage'
of superior talents he added, also, that °I an
elegance and agnity of: manners which
shed a'grace on the exalted' stations which
he filled, His death,.sundering many ties
of devoted affection, has - plunged in the
deepest •distross a large and most interesting
domestic cirele.".. •
China.
The " United States,". Extra, of the
24th instant,. furnishes us with highly im
portant news from China, brought .by the
"Narraganset" 'to New York, and by- spe
cial messenger. from New York to the of•
Gee of the --.'United`States." • -
Hostilities commenced between the. Br
itish 'forces and the 'Chinese on the 22d of
May,' but. that the
. outbreak,:would i take
place..was manifest'for se veral days. -War
like preparations had been-for some time
Making by the Chinese. The roofs of,,the
hOilidihadbeen planted, witlrguns,
street leadin; to the river had been made .a
maSlteil _battery: - . - ._.9,oltli.ers•' were eveiy- -
;,.tifiterti,Seenip..tho 0itY,....k0l 'OW were, tic':
2thgiifvr.Y.-.1 J'is tit) 'tfadernF cit gomelue tt,se_ .
Itril i FS'S -- tfelifit - n - kialiiiiii -- Or 71iiiiti It ty.iiirtiriZ
~pilrt of Ibo . Chitiese i - Hpi NI zijeitt'.i3 -Plea
Totentiary.T.Cll4wEltiiit; - 4tldreis - e - dir=
color wi the 21st 'of May; to all "foreig.ders
Terri:ain'ing:;infthe-Intoriesi 4 l- - adviSing them'
to "retire from Canton•before stinsr:t." .
There Were ii4ide the - city when the
tack : was:made upon it by the British, be
•tWeen forty and fifty thOuiand. Tartar and
Chinese troops, but - they.Werc.insufticient'
to save it, and Canton fell into l the f handt
of the-Briligh.:- , . •
Plenipotentiary issued'a
proclamation on .the 24th of Ma . ti, to the
Teople of 'Canton; deelari4 . , :that because of
their repeated nets of ~.treachery, he inten
ded driving them out of the city, and warn
ing the peaceahle.inhabitanti, Whom he did
not wish to make sulfei• for the faults of
their mandarins, to le.avc without delay.
On the 25th Ilowqua and :/kwangtchow
foo had a conference with (MC of • the naval
commanders, offerhig to - -negociate;..for the
safety' of-:the city. Five millions of dol
lars were offered to be paid in three months,
all damage .51Iffered by British to be
made good, and all troops to,be withdrawn
from Canton, but these propositions were
not acceded t 0 ...
We have room only to subjoin the fol
lowing extract iftom the letter of the latest
date.
MACAO, 30th Mily, 1841.
Messrs. Cary & Co.—Since the date of
mir, „general adviees, events of much. im
portance have transpired, a brief note . of
which May-not be uninteresting to you.
The excitement among the Chinese re-
ferret! to..coutinued: to increase until the
18th instant. When Captain Elliot arriv
ed itt.Canton; if.sonn became known that
he had already ordered the whole . British
force, vessels of war e transports, awl troops,
to the immediate vii itiity. of. Coulon.; and
his advice to his .countrymen ,was .to.close
theirbusincs,s and preparefor removal -with
as. little delay as possihle. Up to the 20th
instant; the. Chi nese authorities had avoided
hol'ding' any cominnii;;'anoll With Captain
Elliot, and matters wore a very dubious anti
unsatisfactory aspect.
The local_puthorities, however,.publish
'4l44l!mations, and sent messages dirt,'
the' iliintiMierehants and linguists, assuring
alt resident foreigners of their . perfect suf.).
ty in Cantait.
On the evening of the 20th, all the En
glish residents.had embarked, and'only four
or five Americarts,confitling in the assurance
of the Chinese, remained in the Factories;'
the same night the Chinese commenced
lioitilities by sending a fleet. of, fire boats
and rafts against the vessels of war lying
near the city, but without doing thedi any
damage: , • • . •
This . , act was avenged by the Pylades
nntl steanier Nerneois,thatittached..and dn
stroyed. a battery near the factories; and a ,
bout firty-.fire.,boats:Antl as Many.fire rafts.
On the. niorning the 2211, an American
resident ._waSlseized_by_illet..:llliinese-and
taken -from his. factory ; at the slime time
th a t a b oa t, Jielengingltn the American ship
Morrisqn, with three passengers andieyen
seamen, were captin'ed soon after leaving
the- faetories ! for, Wimuipoa,''and the party
carrieeprisoners into tlie - CitY.- • • •
• :From this, the 144 was uccupied' by the
geghah. - M, Concentrating their:forces near
the city'. until av4,P.I'IVI. The
Hyacinth .I,ls;:MOesta ••15, Pylades 18;
Nimrod 18; ColuMbek . l . 6, crifter . 16,i sand'
A IgerinelN haying-44ml their position
in front and suburbs; ipened
their fire: . tilion;itiery offengi . ve. Eif;fhi
Uhinese ; who returned it-with:considerable
spirit - at first, but were :soon canipelled to
desert their 'gunge'. '".4.t 5 1 3 .11.'n"boify of
Snliliere;. : ab4tit,4 . oo, ! : Were landed' at the fir-.
sign , faatories,- ie - Vieinitp.o.(Which:the
=
American,s;,wbillvik',beetilakeo liyisoners
t*o•;d4yii.`,be(oie,•,'bppninpd , by..the-autho 7
ritieo, 6nf ,
• The 'firing , winreontinued, until' about ill
M , wben 'the suburbs ;were on Ain in
BO'eral Otkees, and nerttlk.#lll.4iOntteries
it . r ..•:. e 4:.t' 1(4 o,3t*::: 7P) Hit t. 4 47*-t7;
on shore 'in possession of, or destroyed .by.
the English. •
. 'While, - this was going on .in front of
Canton, General Gough was landing his
troops, 1800 men, at the:foot - of the. heights.,
in the rearof the, city, and on the. morning
of the 25th he eotrimenced operations . ; par
ticulars Ofthe days werk'are•notyetirnotvn
further; than that,. with a loss olsome 40
'killed and urvnded, four batteries were tar
ken' .from the Chinese,_ and great numbersof their officers and , soldiers killed,' the
heights-conunanding.the city taken, and the .
BritishPferees entrenched upon them.
The loss.of the Chinese on this.oceasion
is variously estimated - at froth 3 to 5,000,
and even 118 high . as 10,000. men,—and
they novir: find to their Cost and extreme
disappointment,- that they are finable to
cope with Eiiropeae troops on shore as
they, have before proved themselves' in
theirenenunters ivith lbrees . afloat •
„ .
On,the 26th the vesiels of mai wore.en
gaged in quieting and destroying :the •few
remains - of opposition, and in the evening
matitlarins..eSiled on-(;aptain .with.tlags
trtice; to negotiate for the preservation. of
the city.
bur a vices from, the sect - of action and
negoeiatioolare to the of the'2,7tb . ,
"when it was aaid'ihe Chinese had capitula-
Jed aiid, offered-, a large sum of. money for
the ransom of the city ; which; it was sup-_
posed would then'-'be saved.
Pennsylvania Eleetion,,Oet. 18,1 . 841.
PORTE R.
599
4281
625 41 .
' 4,7.50
- 2550 --
.7495
Adams,
Allegheny,
Armstrong,
,Beaver, •
--. Bedford,
• Berks; •
Bucks,:, -1: 4412--
chqpier, .4065.
Clarion,. :04*
Clinton, • :-175*_
Columbia, ,2569.
Crawford, • 2815..
butnberlhnd, ~•2721.
' Dauphin; '2249.
.*Delaware, 1289
_ Erie,. r 1855
Fayette,.. 2749
. tranklik, . . 2779
Greene, • .845"-
Huntingdon,
• Indiana,
--• Jefferson; •
_J,uniata,
' Lancaster,
Lebanon;
,Lehigh, ,
Luzerne,
Lyconiing,
McKean, •
Mercer, 2316
Mifflin, 1324
Monroe, • 1293
Montgomery,' 4402
Nortimmpton i - -3458
Northumberland, 2162
Perry, 1827
Philadelphia city, 4380
-Philadelphia c 9„ .1.1099:
Pike, •. 450*
Potter,
Schuylkill,
Somerset,
Susquehanna,. 1962
Tioga, • 1598
Union, . 1568
Venango,. 505*
Warren, • 963
Washington, 3434
Wayne, • 561*
Westmoreland, - 4080
3825
York,
119,00
9(1,517
Porter's maj. ' 22,542
- Potter and McKean counties to be heard
from, which will increase the majority from
t 0 .400.. Thc . above nearly all official.
* Majorities.
From the Charleston Course;
A 11-EmmsegNCE.—Something which
haa_ltyppentt:
rated ha )pert age" — 4
‘viltbe.remembered that at the elq94
tidos Aich...took place before the . great
Whig . Harrison- revolutionL'the Van ,Bu
ren party , carried Almost every State, (Ken
tucky; New York and Semioat excepted)
from Muine. - to -Louisiana'. -MORTON, the
Locofoco Abolitionist, carried Massachu
setts. POLK was elected in Xemiessee.=—
McDorimmin Georgia. GRASON in Mary
land. PORTER In Pennsylvania, &C.. Indi
-Ana, which had. voted frig Harrison, went
"for the LonnfAces . :- Tennessee, which had
idled for WHITE and giVeri.him a majority
of thousands, elected POLK, Georgia,
whieli'llad s voted for WHITE, went for
Dor.ymp. Maryland, which had voted for
H A RIUSON
,by a -large'majorit,Y.,* , elected..the.
present -,'Locolbco 'Governor. Vermont
even_trembled in the ballances. , kentuck
was shaken., New fork was surrounded
by the enemy, and the Van Bitren. - flood
swelled so high as to . -leave:soarcely. an
Aearat.for the Ark of, reptiblican, liberty to
rest upon., , • The yei . of the patriot, a 6 Ire,
gazed around him 'on every side, as fares
the l!erizaWs-verge. was' greeted with the
eheerless,blackmea of Loenfoceism,VSti
•BORlOrsefined undisputed
,mastee of the
tie lath a nd.,, 'baneful • reign . perpep al.
And so,titopght,hisfollowers. But it was
'a deceitfal triumph—as 'deceitful as thus°
which,nnwfill with a false' joy, thes.,hearts
of aiis partizans ''l'hair victories now ;
like; their; vietitries t/ie»,,are brit the - tali*
PrclittfOrs_','nf.f.tbeie anal oveithroti.,.', The
doeinfallEol:Trer is- not certain
because'' , wich Ilks is in't I is'!'h eir
vietoriess,:pernr#- - a!lA'rijarririamp
They can --- nnt• mitte;4pyematurelf, succeed
oyez' the illait,••tl id ;the''Britishit`
,the
:reyblittiott ' • !I!'freii
,iriUMA O
S W; afeclike"
thcie"whipt) the ;:wottldl( ,Wo'
Went to" War tiith„Englantl4'hiS.iidmittO:
thiathe•Enlish , 'OA-4qt
BANKS.
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5068
2160
2261
2625
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Dr. Duns.. an'a Expectorant Remedy, St,ithd#.
Aloof. from the Quack Syr ups and Paragoric Com
pounds which have of late become IV burden to the
public -healthomil suspension to the purse. Why
is ft that thtise medicines are taken repeatedly by the
sick without removlug the complaint in questiOn ?
The reaSoll is plain and simple, viz:: Bre:ill3e they
are composed chiefly of opium and . its spiritual
,prvarii:mns which ants onithe system as a
stimulating anodyne, and by tising .repeatedly, the
system becomes habituated to its oureutie influence,
as of those who are gilen to.intenmermice.
This filet has .become 'apparent- to...timns a nd s who
haVe,experieneed the fatal effects of such medicines,
and commenced usbet Dr. Dtowan's krpegorant
Rpet , ; , which is'entirely free . ll , oin opium and all
othar poisonous ingredients, arta is Used with
~erfect
safety by all under any circumstances . It immedi
ately reticles the distressinFiciiigh-,strenehens and
invigorates the Itervous system; causing the 'settled
contagious matte6(to leave its hold from the lungs
and be discharged from the power of. expectoration.
Unless this is done, the lungs will soon become Con
taminated from posious, matter, and ulcenalcond
fall a prev to the'fatal worm Consumption. • ,
(.01. 3 421NC1 PA 1.. OF.YIC IR, No: 1p North' Eighth
Street, Philadelphia', where testimonials may be
seen.
Of the Cumberland Comity Bible Society, will be
held on Monday eyenl, Nov. 8, at half past 6
o'clock, at the house' of . Wm. Seymour in
Carlisle. Alatingers and township committees are
• e , pectfully retoebted tomtend, or to forward then.
final reports as to the de flcitocy of the &Hoare); in
tehLtlisteictsi.murto pay . over any money collect
by them in aid' of the aeknetv, and also to receive bi 7
bles and 'testament's furtliatilbutiol!.
• : , Cor. Scc'y.
Oct. 2S, JBO. ' ,
-. .
„ tet .• • .
•
The,witiciple A ssessoilt of the Several.tewosilipi .
mid boxonglis within thO county' of , Cuniheeinnti,xec
requested ,to meet .lit the Commissioncre office, in
the borough of Parliale, piMiliMiltiy , the 4th day of
NoveMfice, next, set - o'clock in the afternn6n, on
hil
sillcas minting 1O their ilutids.lis'Assessees s '
attendance is oniticiiinely 411144mo:1. -
A:11.:X. KPAIR„ . •
• 4 , MiVItAr.L. 5 1 1StILER; t'omnre.
. • • , JA.co itkltutstit, .; .•....,
Atteit , -...Totm Iftwtrr, - OW. ' •e' ; •, •
Cdnimissionere..oflice;: ,
Oct •
•
; 77 - - -The lie.gest end . oheePest atm* at: IQ It lir
GOODS, .cver• birtOit to
nut tiew 'openie4: et ilia:" s9lxt. lir' the subscriber, in
Metti.itreet;
Pureheieilf iyltl do :,*eli,.•to:l, ;'e5t . ;.144,../Tiiii ,
peed nn Racking., thiti,),lier•est, steak, the best asiet•tutent
end the 'eheapett ko . sfelv; the comity.
• , • - CiIIAI2I.V:S•
tlMir shoitliv.ed irium,ph ;would only serve
e
to put thd - .4iYuntry on its- niettic 7 —M,rally
the people as one man—to fire, their blood;
to make thern . giveAl.every thing-for-their .
: country., and -Act': convert the .unwelcome
duty of FIGHTING into their Bole DOWNES.%
for the time, just as in the grearHAnnisori
Cohtest, the People:lett their Work—:their
workshops, their ploughs, their stores, and
Made the election their sole
.business..
'Phis they cannot afford to do every day—
but,they WILL DO IT AGAIN When the TIMG
COMES, and the Whigs will as surely tri.=
umph as they did in '76 and '4O; :
' ONWARD.
'Legislature of Perinsylvania,
SENATE.
.LOCOFOCOS. WHIGS.
-Banjamin Crispin; Henry S. Spackman,
Edw.-A. Penniman, Jacob.Gratz, .
,'Thomas McCully, 'Nathaniel Brooke, .
Samuel Fegely,. : Abraham Brower.' •
Samuel F..Headly, John T,Huddleson,
John S. Gibbons, 'John Strohm., '
Luther Kidder, •• . Thos. E..Cochratf,
Robert P.,Pleinitig;
Asa. DimmOck.- . ;7°-_ "Levi Kline,
William R.'-Gorgas, Robt. P: Maclay,
Jas. X. M'Lanahan, James Mathers,
john.C.,plu .Ger . ge •
F.'Coplan, °Johii Ewing, - •
Samuel •Hays„, *ChaS.: C. - Sullivan;
William Bigler, 15. George Darsie,
. , Willram Stewart, ' . 16,
INDEPENDENT. •
Samuel `A:. Smith, - • JT -- Wi - Parrellyv - 2.
• HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
• LocoFocos ! Wm..Karns,
John Felton, - ;
•James , Gamblc,
-
John W.. Ryan, George R.-Barrett,,
Thos.,P. Pollock; ..
Wrp..Bonsall, -
John,Painter, • *lamps McManus,
Joseph L. Hancock, ..Morrow.B.,LoWry, -
J0hn . .1. - M'Calie# SOhn - F ,- Brawlcy,'`-±; -
.11; L. Rciunifort;.:°,..,.jaineS_R. Snowden;
;•.fri:'-'Sc4VV lo 4 44 *,l74fr -- 7"7"ffr."
Joseph Thomas; bv.e,11,• „,,
_Jesse-Moore,__
Emmor'Elton, D. T i :Shersv,ood,.
Isaac!Garretson,- T.ll9inae'Wesfolli66
Adam Ebatigh', • = -• • *- winos.
Wm: S. Picking,_ •Wm. A. Crabb - ,_." •
William Barr;, • E: Jo} , Mdrris,
Joseph CulVer, Wm. F. Boona,.
George Beaver, . John Royer, .. •
~.
Samuel Moore; • JameS B. Beers, •
John Schenk, . • John Rush, ' •
John Potteiger, - V •George 'Sharwood,..
John Bachman, C. B. Trego,
Cliristain M. Straub, Robert Futhey,
Joseph Kerr,_ Kerr, W m.- R.Corry,____
Jelibraciii - Heckniart, .Christain
Asa Packer, • • Joseph McClure, ..
BehjarninToge4 . Phillip Von Neida,
Peter Haas, Jacob Foreman,
John H. - Broadhead, Hugh,Andrews,
D. B. Montgomery; Benjamin Pennell;
David Snyder, ?"- • °John H. McCrum,
W. Ross,
James'AleFarren, •Johh A. Vanzalzah r
Jesse Martin; Johp• Cummins;
Samuel Hill, Andrew
William Johnston, .. Samuel H. Clark,
'G. 1V.••111a - yeliarid, Benjamin Mussei,
Lewis- B..l"unham, ...John Bruner,
Aaron Bugher, Mathew T. Kenedy,
John H. Deft:nil, John Ferguson,
Abraham_ Weisel,- • James Banks,
M. Holderbaum, , Isaac Lightener,
Peter. Cook, Joshua P. Eyre,'
Wm. Bean, John Hanna, .
AVAL•fI. - nahn i - Thaddeus Stevens,
Charles Kugler, • George L. Fauss, •
Thomas Wilson, James D.-Dunlap, .
J. Pollock, . S. C. Lee,
David Beeler, Samuel L.-Lane, 35
<.
RECAPITULATION. 0
LOCOS. Whigs. • 'lndpt
15 ° 16 2
65 35
Senate,
House,
For snie ley John J. Myers & Co.,Carlisle; and
Vm. renl,Shippettsbtire;Pa.
4 MEETING,
ISTow Goods! ,TNclv,ritooilk!!
Cloths; - C assiiiieres Ca:stttittts - ;
at tlinmual low . prices,,new and•fresli,jutrecelild at
the store of , ' . CUAIRI4.B
Oct. V _ ,
•• . -
Bcomrs& gcrocs - L.A very large lot of
all deseriptionsyust received, and for sale very
low at die store of '" CHAS. OGILBY.
Oct. 27, 1841, • .
. • .
.... '. - .A.. Valuable Farm at
. PUBLIC SAE E.
. The subscribers will offer for -sale on Friday the
.3d day of December next, at t 'o'clodk,.l-',.. M., the
following desc•ibed•real estate, to wit t .• •
A VALUABLE . FARM, . •
situated about two miles fronMarliple, on: the Wal
-nutDottorti-roat-eontaining-about ' • : -
Three Eleindred Acres, "
about 200 acres of which are cleared and. in a,good
state of cultivation; the balance is covered'with thri
vlng timber. The improvements are, a• large and
substantial, .
• • 57119.1 4 .1 R 110 U-S IF:
1119 , c: -,
- - Large Stone Stable, ....,-- ,
~. •
Log Barn, Corn Criluttitl NVitgint Shed, with oilier
necessary buildings, and two welds of water; therels
also a good orchard iiii the premises. Any nifortna
lion respecting the properly can be had pi either of
the subscribers. Thp'terms.will- be made knowii-On
the day- of sale. •,' '' - 1
, . .r SAMUEL MINT, •
, ..
. . ROBERT GIVIN; ' .
. .
. . JACOB MINER., • J' '
. 'Ex'vs. OfJ.Giviii, dcc'd. , '
Oct. 27,1 . 841,-4de. . - ..
' •
Brigade - Ora( r.
A general tourt Martial will convene at the M
lle Muse ot Mr. John ,Hoover, in the borough of
.Mecluinicsburg,-Da -Monday the-'4d of November'
next; at.lo o'clock,A. M..ofsaid day Air the trial of .
fantry, attached to the 2tl Battalion of Cumberland
Volunteers, on cliargesan+ specifications preferred
against him, by the committee of said company, all
of which a copy Will be furnished to Captain William
Bigley. in due time,
•
The following officers are detailed and will serve
to said court martial, viz: ' •
Maim. Willinm Wallace, •Ist Itegt. Vol., President
Airier Joseplt.A. Eg,e; • Ist ltegt. do Member
Major Sarni-Alexander, Isi do do
WiUitim G. Wed, Ist•Thigti_do_,.llo—•
titit:(Jeorg'e.Miller,: Ist bat:,'.23d ltegt. do ' •
'Nat joint good;.. • .Ist Itegt,..•Vol.• do
•40 1 ii:Witna.1* - Itegt.
NOR; - Ist Bat. • do: do
•-rt.ts.C7•4olin -giortyear,
'SUPERNUMERARIES
capf..AbralTm LaMberton i
Capt.
MO - Ur
WILLIAAt •13: KNQX, Corljsle, is appointed
and will ollickute trs Jndge Atltmeate_far_said.enurt.._
• Lieut. C01...1. etemtenttin will detail.tw o-Ordorlys
t•otri his OoniniimillOr mid 'court
By miler of Brigadier EowArtij A'ltstOn,
Oefuntamlunt Ist IL 1 - 1111
A LE.IX.A NDEIt W. ,STP,RRETT, .
•
' firipide Major.
11E/P QUARTERS, -
• .Cnt lisle ,, Oct. 27,1841.--4 t. • ' - •
Splendid Sclienies*for
, .
.Virginia -- inop - ourgalia - L - 611&!T;
-Closi N. for -I 841:--4o
Va., On Saturday, November-13, 1841, - ,
• GRAND CAPITALS..
.- •
6
30 9 000 . Dollars.
$10,0092 $3,000,.52,400,
'" $l,Ol/, anti •
100 Prizes . of a,poo s)o2lacs,
&c. &c.
Tick4sslo--Dolvess--Qdni'•(ers 5250.
Certificates o t POdogesoltl6 : lV holt Tickets $l3O '
Do. • do , , '115; ; do 65 .
1)0. do 4115 Quarter do 32 50
$50,000 Cital !
...i • ' t.
' 46 4 4 I'And iitllol4 AtnillW4l,-...1r 4 '..
Clhss No. 10.=•('u be drawn lit Ale \4oifirin,l.):- C:
on zi:ttnrOny, November 40 1-841? .• ..
15 Drawn Nov.-in each Pneknge orifirriaa:ts.
CONTAI NINO THE FOLLOWING
• •
G R.I.VD Plt NZ ES .) ,
• $50,000-420,000,-.410,000.
._.. ..
$5,000-14,277-2 prizes or $3,000---50 of $l,OOO--
. 50 of $5OO-50 of $4OO---100 0f.5250---
,198 of $2O), &A% &c. . ' '
Tickets $1.5- 7 11alres $7 50—Quarters $3 75
Eighths $1 87i
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $l9O
Do do •26 ibir do , 95
'Po ' pa ' 26 Quarter da 47 50
Do •do 26 Eighth do - - 25 75
191
40,000 Dollars.
. Virginia Leesburg. Lottery:
Class P, for 1841.--To be di•ao•n at Alexaudria,
" Va.on Saturday, November C.7th 1541.
GRAND SCI1E)I};.
$lO,OOO-4 I 0,41040-46,7 ° 37: - .'
pr . izys of 415,000 7 .5 :. 0 $2 , ,u00 7 -1 of iik,5410.-
jU nr,sl,ooo-30 of $5OO-40 of *UIf:AC.
Tiokos only sio 1/ pi v.es $5 •Qtinvters $:2,50
Certificates of l'avkagesoftl6 Whole Tieketssl3o
1)o. do 26 Half do 65
Do. ~ . do :26 Quarter do 3:50
For Tickets amtaares or Certificates of Pack
ci3o in the RbOVe Spientild LlltterilatitiVCBS
J. G GREQUIZY & CO. Mankters; •
•
V:1810'100n City, D.D.
Drawings sent linmediately Idler -they' are over to
all who order as :thine. • •
`Grodos'ariPt3
'S11121V1! . 8 .
,
uo lo .toy MY I II "sm!)
all Pus 67 wad 111:1118 1111Vws luny 1M11.41 JO 111(
1 510011.10110 JO Sli*WA' 0.113141 Jirj!Staaj,l6 ,
33.2.0,310 d Plfll ,
.0 S9l V
• .-E o pm
,25+,_sootis tyuplow v . aagletn
,st!aapptia oeff;
sJauu.in put
sopis oupow‘suoqqm tsiNotwav 't loomllO •uppq.
-tuua .saouri ‘92u12.1)7,4 ..S.talscirsaAcio •Iturlattis aoi
01 1'P slagoll .6 P Id- triohl 4 1/ 0 1 0 1 7 411 1 13, 'o7)!p
rum puu Zulualptu puuDas sauw.i. op asuciv Jo
SlapuA u 'sßuDem• 31AI8 MPIII ‘ l 3llllllllOB
-.. .ppoia.liittlarpl.l4.-1100111 4 111.1q7!.310131q-.Ml1141-j0217981511G0
. 4 81)000 .141ulAt .
. -Ilya
. Jo luptisfaussu mos
-puutt pun ou pound° sur .I,lll , l,oqinS 01 11
•
. 11 ..500 m 05 •.-,M3N' 31101fd
j . .
u.sT received OtiNily, of !romnio ICH tr,l ) .:
it". u p and HOrAe Radish.. AI,. &B. Ccoinniaii.
20, 1841. ' , .
,Anljsl! . ... : Artoloy,
.
The anottitt Peon of Atlpeal for tpe Csrliale Ar
tilloyy.Compaor;.iVill be hrld at the Noose of J. H.
,Seateo,(lste Ceronum's Hotel,) - on the Orit Mmultkt
.01 ;Noyeoliter:_oext et. 2 . oksinrk• in' the- iitierenOn,
Members most be ponetool in their titterAmee,ss
Alielow:Agaipot obsentees 'be strietly-enfoteetL.,:'
• • „ c c ~[}!.fit.POILTER) . COOL
pet. 2c),
-..; '.•,, FORTIRE'VII
• The britd; house latelyliulit'll'AtlanlittiraoloA'
. isitnate in west Unithee 'treei, and .nefr,:i noon,
opnnoli nilineent to the cal-,
lege;it would ..00nirenient koordinfifenqe. for
4'os3e'ision givet in ra ;'.,' ~
T. coLuiFs.sTErricselc.
C, awl; stei pct. 8 41
NOT4CIE. •
• •
Estate. If sllexm .
ler Snderspn,ile e'd;
LE'rTERS' of :Adminiatration on the_
estate of Alexander Anderson, late of Allen
decM., have been 'issued-in due form of
lacy to :the :subscriber residing. ; in said township.
*Notice is hereby given to 'al loersons -haying claims
ap.inst Said estate, to presedt.them nroperly autheu
tactitddico'settlement, and all neesone indebted are
reipicsted.tpmake ayment to tbe subscriber.
. - J AMES ANDERSON, Adm'r.
Oetobey 21:4.10,41,6t. 5 , '
• .
F- . 0 S A Ei.. •
The stibSeriber affera for iarc
LJMESTONE LAND, containing about
AL:6
.eloseloVielorough of garlisle,,ntittoinemandingit
beautiful vieiv of it. ;About 50 tient nre: in Woods.
'clie title is indiSputable.. The .mrpro4erhents ire
G'OOD 47,11 D
p t
4 1111' 140 iiioeK
v e k • •
ldcay. Tin es IL Itiiirtit:9
,
(first rate,)a never fid ling. well of pure water; fen&
and Timothy more than usual—it
is near the Rail Rond.
. If not sold before Wednesday the 10th tlsty of .No
vember next it .will on that day be exposed to Public
Sale at the Conrt 1-louse in the biirough of Carlisle,
at 2 o'clock 1 3 .: M. •
. • For terms apply -to
. A. McDOWELL.
Carliale Oct 20 1841.—tde
•
. _
• NOTICE.'
Estate (If David Palm, deed
TTERS Testameniall'• on the Estate of David
tj Palm, late of Dickinson townshi l p,
been issued in doe-form of law to the - ssithscrilwr re
siding. in West minnshoro' •township, -NOTICE, is
hereby•given to sill iiersons - havink Clithosmsninst
said estalsto_ O resont JlicioKoperly_mtlientwateil
lni dit pi:Ts:ins indebted are request
ed to Make imement to the sttliscriber
.
• WILLIXNI PACM:
Octobei• 20,1841.--•,Gt. •
.hand for Sale.:. • -
The subscribes offers foi• sale 12 ACRES
__Good .Limetojie
situate in North :Vliddletqn townoo p, Cumberland
-co of ty., abtfu CO; te-m i I e-oo sto f-t I i e-Pbor,l
•'• land'isAmder good Ihneepind in 'an eseelliint
state'br Oulti ration. ••• •••• • •:
-•••- INITITTOITTITT - 07grq717MMITOTriiiii;TIJF — !s:"
• • •
'•Oetoltbr CO 1841:•-•-;2t, . .
0 --- do
jpst •re c 0 ke.(l . ai?(1 ror: gal Sc.[:
tat Bat: VolT
0.. Op.
K:E - R E eo sir for . ; sale—Ur:J-& 14
IV A- -
b lea oiled - Spc.l tulle- Oil-for
sale by • • • J. la E. 'Cot -
P ICKLING -Vinegar fur sale -J. 84 E: Corn.
man.
UGAR int] Nett Qrleans 101:vises of the
hest truility for sale b .1. k
.1 OAF and Lump Sligal% Tfi6 sithil:ribias have
-N 4. received a - Itiege. supplf 6f [Jail . and Lurup
tio
Srovldeli i'for saf.;, i
offer for or retail,
at retltteed .J. E. COVI1111:11i.
Q PERM Cluicllet, for.sitie by J. S.: E.
Oct. 20,1841.
NE.I -I ,W G0()1).--"c.-
Just received at the store of ANDREW RICH
AR,Da,a general assortnteht of .
Fall & Winter, Poods.,-
consisting in part of Wool and. Cloth dyed' Black
Blue,lnvisikle Green, Ada!aide, Olive and Green
. • . 1.10- 1 211 S •
‘Black, Broa is, 'lnvisible Groen, Olive, Diamond,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths ; 11 lack, Blue,. Brown mixed
plain and figured Casqiineres, new
' Satti net ts of a ssornal eslors,from 50 cents to $2,00,
beaverteens, jeno cords, canton 11;111110i', t ed, white,
yellow and green !bowels and. mus Fins
-
noes, moslain-de-laine and Saxony clad',
iiipired and plain. Tiger:ldol:lin, stri,Prd i barred
jackinett and swizs mos! ins. Fawn, moose, black.
blue black, slaie,figured and plain Bonnet
silkss and ribbons ' new Shawls,_ gloves,
hosiery and shays. Cloth and caps Carpeting,
heartli rugs, flash cloth, haizes, and blankets. Color
ed and uldie. carpet yarn. - Fresh Niiiickercl,togeth
er wills a general • assortment of Queens are
. Groceries which will he sold at moderato prices al .
his stoic.
Carlisle, October 20, I 541.---11; •
Tim Frencii Litignagc.
The Trustees of 'the Carlisle Female SeMinary,"
have placed this department under the care of Al iss
Gad; -Slmwas instrucced ha Filtnee,-and reads,, writes
anal speaks - the Mugu:* Asia, caic and accuracy.
She may be consulted at Mr. James Hells'.
As soim as a class is organized,she will meet with
the pupils.for instrueuon , the Sunday School
room in the basement of the Episcoril church, on
Mondays, M'edncsdays, and Fridays in every. week,
at 11l o'clock - A..M„ till otherwise arranged:
The Trustees would urgp upon all,who are desi
rous of instruction in this department, to embrace
the pi esent occasion, as they will rarely . t:have it in
Pdelaow'er af'Jrd goof !opokuroty.
JOAN REED_, •
'President of the board of-TrUstees,
and Principal of the Senihntry.
Carlisle, Oct. 13,J841.-3L'' •
,
. •Electioii•of Dircaors.„
. CARLISLE BANK,
• • • • Dabber 13, 1841.
Ii k TOTTCF. js herehy g•treil to the Stockholders in
this Institution dial an election will be held at
the Moltke the third. Monday of Norem
her.mixto Veliig•the 15th ilay.of the tnonth)f-r thirteen
Director's to'serre the onsuin7 year, •
WAL S. 'COBEAN, Cashier.
Tlie,intmeribers continue to sell their stook . of
Cloths, Cassimeies,Casioetts,
Merimpeei.-Calicos
•: - Chintzes
COT. .•
Bargains may yet he haqifi,ttltese artislesofplerchan
dize by calling. soon. .
• ' St MULVANEY. ,
N. B. An excellent Cannon - Stove:with a large
cast iron dish., For sale at the Store,
. . •
Valtiable Prokit:y'for
In pursuance of the last will and• testament' of
James Gilliam, late of Allen township, Cumberland
entintv,, I will sell at Pablie . Sale, on the premises,
on Vani.tifily th . e 280 day of '0(106, r next, at 10 0 , -
. .elesk;,4kt 111. the follow, mg described valuable prop
ej•ty ou wit: .
- 100 liCeCS:' of Prune 14unes,tone
heunded" by lath 'or Ileikaettg, Daniel
Mohler. and OtheNtin - n lithet:publio'resid; about one,
mllo'Bolo4 eo
Nlbailieshiirg-abont
id s ; tatet• good tenee.taitl WI a WO state..of pultiFa•!
eciimetlatgl"fitritabg young . Tim
tier; ; , There ii'nollulldings on theism/I:- _ •
"A.'"ileat , and ioilispitible title will,he,llo - ,•nlid:
termsmiade_knOWO.on the day. of , 4 .
Persons /hating tliepretuisMi pivo;ltMs Act
Ilie'Afircif Bate; - emit pall'atflte - !ato',reaideoals,Of
4iiittibutni,"atljaliting 11"i/tootle, or • o the iWiliseriber.,.
. 3 ;• • A r TM..9i .Poges4P:Tl:-.;
e A liondeorne;seit orChairs, and rA Bunton
flocking wilt very-rensinia
-13197--.."-Elifjoirn nt, _ ,
LOOK HERE.
ICS
roe ;Vitie.
, .
- U N.LA.P 'AIDA lit,
• afttaratty.at,Laiv r .
Hatimmovel•his ofF'..ce to No. 3 . . Ileetem's ROyr
on ihe public squnre.
Carlisle, Oct. 13, 1841. .
Valuable' Real .Estate in Ship
, pimsburg, for'Sale.
By virtue of fa) order of the Orphans' Court of
Cumberland county, to George NleGinnes•guardian
of the minor children of Dr. John Ealv, dee'd., and
by authority vestedln•the said George . MeGinnes as
Attorney in fact for Alb itch s that. are not minors,
there will be exposed to 'sale,by Public Vendue or
(utry, on the prercuses,Satnrday the 6th day.of
)Tovember next, at•eleven O'clock A. M. the.follow.
deiEribed property, to wit:
0 ,
TITO ZTOZT
E
Vs . • Brack House
and let of ground, situate on King street * in the bor
ough of SCippensburg, bounded by lots of George
Smith, Stephen Culbert , o,l and others, containing
tasty roue feet .4 inches in front on King street and
'twn . litindred and fifty seven feet 4 incites in depth to
to an alley. 'the house is a handsome well built
edifice two stories high with a back building attached.
' Also--;4n on, Lot of Gronnd
in said 1)01.011.411 of Shippensbure , bounded by hinds
of David MeClure's heirs, Robert Cochran, Jolla
McKee and others, containing
2 .Acre": 111 d t_49 Perches.
Terms of Sale.—One litntilreAtlolltiro on the lionise
ntut lot;and twenty-five &Alms on the . two .it ..re lot
to be paid on • the confirmation of the si M One
_
half the-residue' of-the poreirtse: -mon - of- each
property on the ht day of Apot-rt ..•t, Oleo losses=
sion will be giien, and the remainder in two equal -
amnia' instal:omits timreafter . witliont interest. Pay
meats tole secured bv.inktnetits cir rrenznizances.
'Oblo It Clb: MeGINN EIS,
- Odnrtliaw - mul_ AVOrile. in .7fliet for the
October 13, IBll.—till. •. • ,
`Valuable Real Properik at
ao0.114.111=l0:3 E3ilU.a4
•
IV-Hill be. soltl at Publie• :the
` prenfisen,' >To. 1., on Friday -the sth dny or
Novefoher rext. at . 10 o'clock, A. M. in Paradise
township, Veil e . 'Wnotv-, on•the - -rotal trading rroin the"
fipringytirge to York [farce, and about '2OO yards
ilte r roitil)ca9inkfrom — YorkAn - Ewyt - Oerporthe
1'61 . 19014 prOperty; • •
rate ',Lan-44-I'z.
. 11 joi no Is o . S !fr .
and others; e f ot4i/ l ii i o e g y about , y
- .
••
(or irkoro.cmit.o:ll4(l. irYlintecr.7)=2llei.miironmentit=
• . FO -13
- E 1 3 1 1 t' 8;1 •
- , i A •56 feet and 5'2 fret deeT4'
:east ly built anal only 'about 3 ceurs .
ill 01/M01(111; l!'11.1I two 1):111 , of I,lllr,ra :111d. Ity,o
~p;jr-cif
Chrippitig titntivs, at , SNI ALA (;i1 and : it,
dtinbie set of elevainrg:•• .The mill is in lb!! opera- .
duo for tic anantilltetttring.,d: i f i liur t .hig sittepd
the the Halt: Ciniew:igi)-,-;C m'reii 1» or waiter .
whichnever tails, :mil hats '25 feet tall; - ---Vie.mittey
wheels nre '2O feet itt tliatneter—in short it is the Itet
estabashetl mill in the comity (al` Yo k, l i l y ItppO. io.
ble, is hint there is no otln r toil! south nr weSt nenrA
et. than :About 5 - miltis, and it hats 41 great vtittml
tom. The gears iii the mill net; all wo.t tuul inatle-tif
the hest • netterials 7 -t -ve,ry thing in it is new
;finiAlletl in the best nr!elt mien! manner.. It isdeem
ed
noneeesslry to saw mire me tins suldeet. Its pur•
chasers will view the sane before intrvliasing.
other iinproventztits arc at two story brik
DVTELLIITCr ZOITSa
ith of large two story back buillitinirilay.et-tittlah
ed,' There. is a well with tuner failing vi'ater at the
Kiirbrn door e ith a itninp,itt it, Bank Barn, Brick
Still House, 49 by ‘2.1 feet, a Stahle wide!' wig-con
tain CIO head o 1 rattle, large Wagon' shed, cud 4ther
necesrary out buildings.,
.No,
situate Li West . .r.ipy.:lic.4.ter. ergli Dover tewfoliiP,
York couniy,tuljoining.r kook' or llooSe' 10;11 Stover;
.10.eq1,, Eoiig;sen. _Nliellael Yessler ancroiln%rs,coti
palling - . .
.Two Lfundred and Ten. Acres,
more or less,-of m hick there is nhotit.6o aere . l %Hitler
ijoht eateqiniiiee, and about 2O net es Meadow' and
wore be made. The residue is in at good mite
of eilltiyation—there is sitter in.nvnrly nll the fields,
and a litreltlll:Pr:WiliCr passes thriitigh this plantation
hieli :Oho has the advantage or beiog..conve t ,ie 4 4:
roe the er i .ellnit or almost i v kind. of machinery.
The iinpeoveinents pure a huge two story birok
. DWi'11111111; Ell 010.1",
two Atnry back bnil4linG attached' thereto,
largli gook Barn, and a hirlite.t wo, glory scone
Sti►l
- two neverhdhog d(a•iugs ;ol • good eater near
the house, and two
A pple Orchards
Os plantation is divided into.convenientfieltla
and all under good fences'; it can. conveniently be
divided into separate tracts, and will be sold sepa-'
rate or toge.ths..r tb suit pinTlititers.
Persons desirous of. purchasing will do well to
and examine for themselves, and may call on Peter
Snifser residing en No. I. mho will point, nut that
property,lvhile those wishing "to view %Auld
call on .Inlin Smyser residing I ; `.Non. S. 4,:
5 and 6 arc roue Ints,pf4b.st,ratt el:1,4110,14g
about n half mile from No. 1, ni
llenry Stouffer, Henry Harmer. Jacobs and
ethers..cach. lot ,eostaini ng A l :res.. These
o be sold.with No. 1, or `separate to snit pur
chasers.. A. clear Idle wllFhe tniule — oiail possession •
given on the first day of April acxt.. Due attendance
will lie given and terms made known 01e:the. day of
sale by ,
. . •nEicriv nhosE,
• Aimm 'my r,
' . . ,Assigney! of .PeteloSinyarr
October IS, 1331.,--tds. .
FRESH 'GROCERIES: . ..
.
The sultscribers hire just received at the .storet
room lately occupied hr Mr. C. Foster, in North
lianovqr street, (*arUslit,A large and general ftscri
meet
ril".. Cititea; 431:1ws ainel .
r ~
..:. (4, UE. E.X S\ WAit E
„...,
• k
11 , 11101E11LT wil i' sell oil OW mast liberal terms.. They
invite tite . publitt to. call Luta 'exttini4 , :__.
0ct0ber,13,,1841
AsOp)eqsllip 41ccount.
In piq.Coert• i f. Ctimmon PICAS of. Ginubtolariti
county; lib Si%oat 1841•,' Samuel , 'N. Bailey, aii
signee of DorEli,eruth , tind prtsented 10
lie...puutt_uitceount or - the VXCCUbOti *Aids trtUtt
coder 4.lles,Tirat .
the Bill.day -of is s tivenit!el.. next ;a appointed for the
conniluittion of the same; Coort'of whicli all
pet.aona intereated will. take • • '
' (11'.()RGE SANDERSaN;TroII3"'
I .oetObei' 13,1841. •
•ASSIGNEJSfi'
. .
In the Qourtof,Poronton l i icsui of, Cptuberlana
county: Atli Oilltibekil34l - , J:taph Kirk. ,jr., 454igioec t .
of David Iteicitot•r;preiZtileit to the Couttito
Of the execution-De i l e kA
of.absigniticlitl'onit Tuesday the 14111 tillyOf
her nrio ppoi nted. %for tite cotilli.mktiitiir:
&Arno by F . the Court, of At . lutit'Oatt,tr .
will .tuke, '
GEO. SANDEItSOI4, - Pr.iiihlP,
•,Qetciber 19 4 ' '
Assigwestalip .ACC Ullt
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