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,HERALD. & EXPOSITOR.
eigritfitt._
E.loi,ESOA:le,:.7.fiNtiAlg, 5, 1.842.
The abseiiie of the editor must be , an
apology for this week's want of editorial
One devil says that his poetry beats tha
of Spoontiall hollow. ,
The, picture gallery of Spoons is a perfec
gem: •
. , .
I,Nuttat. M
- aid &vases upwatds of „three. columns .to
the.task of proving.that this pretended "sci.. -
ence" is not "what it's cracked up to be"--
iu other wo'rd's, a humbug. One fourth of
--theivomWouldhave_auffeed;—Pennsy/va
nia 110slyer t - • .• • ." •
When came:you to ,this-- , ennclusion? . If
our memory- serves Us,atight the. Reporter,
a few :weeks ago, admitted *that . its editors
were at half duped by Tohnson and
11"'"Imetes M. RUSSELL, ES the W 111
,candidate, , has been elected to Congress
froin the Somerset,' Bedford, and Cambria
over Philson, (Lorofoco) by 'm
jo c i of 77,-111e: v ata rey—svas,oec ione_d_
by tire death 'ofilreAtott...MrAbiek.. Mr.
gentleinnit whom the
people of that district have. elected to rep
resent them in 'die : present Congress ' : •
tr:T^The latest necounts from Washing
tiin indicate that. President. Tyler's Fiseal
- Plan cannot poOsibly .pass, • at least at the
poneesti:-
ate, 04'86;
— ltonn; (Locolocoo,) have denotitieid it; Mr,
• Mangum (I*itig,,yis opposed to it,.and
Rives (conservative,) disapproires:of if in
4ts presentshape.. , .
ler.lootctr NI. "BARKER -has-beeif- . nomi
hated-to thf _Senate as__Eirs_t_Gorriptailler_Of
the 'Treasury. vice Walter Forward ap
pointed Secretary of the Treasury.
_. . .
_The_third .week. nr.the session. has ,
pas
--=sect-away;,-,;andTso--far--as-concerns,,:setioh
on the part of the popular .branch of Con
- geeiCllie - biiiiiiieSTOf the sessionis- pretty
\ mucli Where irwa - g"arthe - close'of . the se
'cond week ; - that is to say', itsprogress con - -
\ 4inues to be entirely obstructed by the De
%towhich .supervened a proposition for
di
is
N poling of so 'much of the President's
M /loge as relates to the Customs and to
Mantractures. As long as that debate con
' dunes; there is no such thing as edging in
• a proposition about any thing else, unless
by consent of two-thirds of the• members
'present. We made up our minds from the
begriming of the second
. week •of the ses
sion that no important business would be
Constimmated in Congress until after New
, Year's Day; and, s there being no apparent
slackening of the debate in the House upon
things in . generidand the Tartff in. piirtic
ular; and the one hour rule Of -debate-being
at present suspended, we do not know that
. 4. ,he pending debate will terminate even with .
the end of the year. • : .
ir
....i
'w.. The debate, however,, is ' r from being'
altogether unprofitable. At som time or
,other,,opportunity ought to a allowed to
every member who desires it to present to
his.felleiv-members his views, and those of
;hie immediate constituents, in reference, to
the tariff question, nod also. as to thingS in
general; and all the time consumed in suclf,
debate now will be (or ought to be) so much.
Aim° *Owed for the House or the country..
-when specific propositions .op the subject
-shall be reported by the pr:mer coat la ittees.
In the-olden time,. when it was customary
for each House to anetver • the Speech (in
stead of a Mcssage).then annually delivered
by the President,T'die discussion of the an
swer in each Ildese aliened-a 'field, which„
it; the House --a- - Representatives, was-ea—
gerly seized; fit'r a full and free debate appe
tite State of thf . Union. .This debate, tho'
The . neusit ea . sisted of leis than half of the
preientnum er of members, sometimes oe•
eltPied that ody, exclusively. tilany 'other
- lusinese iv utterer, for tenor twelve of the
-t days of the session. . The Hoitse has,
- - I' , 9 ..ssiom practically reterned,to the
' . •: f -the :olden_ time, , the ' abo)itioe of
. . we reinernber to ha've.beanfregret
q old Members. - •of . Congress, who
•
ought that the debates 'of each session
ad.bacothe moreprolix le consequence of
the want of an opportunity for debate at
ithe beginniegl of it:: We shall' see• in the
, course of the session, What effect upon the
'debates will be-produced by the present re
' 'eurrence . m . the -.old :practice. • .
.1n the.Seente•• there were , duri ng the four,.
Nclayoof lasviveek's sitting, plain noleifea
lotions, of eAlspoSitinti not 'Hely, 'to bring
• fOrWard. ltusineitt,' but to push it on. Many.
bills wero.reported, chiefly of a private
tchartieter; and several' bills :forihe adjust ;
anent of - claims . passed,their third resding‘
vrkere wers"-tieveral 'incidental discitssivo4
also,on patters ofgreater . consequence.—
' On'etio'Stihject,' especially, "sufficient' was
diticlosed ; to satisfy us .that 'them it'll() in.
timbal •on this part •of the, Senate to , touch
the . Lantl, Act . ,the last session ; which
arty', iherefore - ,lio:secdpwri ,as: safe,. not
_ only ••for• the residue -Of the piTeent Cen
great, hut, as -weluipe' belieVe, fOr'the
remainder of the present century.
One act, only has yet passed both ',houses
received: ; the signature of ' the fresi
deat. ' That' act makes .. appropriations, in:
P,,n;r_orfileftlity g - expenses of {ire
,
l'e l i!t)oit An atlemin„,.
ridnei.euggaistion; laudable in ' its motive,-
'? - o•lnaild:htthe,,Senate, to Includen i .the
- '^artial,Tappropilations,liitthe of
te„,offlcers, p ninon rift Jae
'4l o B : r oreongrigt, i, but
a!Ohengs,44o
p
=III
the 'two 'lronies, `Were . .then 'prepared to
make,Oderstandirgly.ihe c.a.timate..ef ex- 1
l•peirditures' for' 1842.,not,being. ;Itch,* Their
possession, (though they have:. since been
irent'in4 • Some-such -change in' the Aseal
year, so as -toinake, it begin on, first
April,:ar, first of July, instead of
,the first
of January, is in everrrespeet desirable.:
The •Arrunal Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury. was sent to both -Houses. of
Congress on IVlcitiday last, and• is'now be !
fore 'our readers. A bill, has already been,
brought in, in the Howie, of ,Representa
fives, in pursuance , to that Report; to make
such an alteration in. the tennis cot'. the Twelve
Million Loan of the' last - session as'will
render it available;,die:; -which, will, it is
presumed, become ,
.a...lew in the course
of
'this • week, Or,else, s before' the end of it,
there will be, no money - in. the treasury to
meet the demands upon:- its even for the
compensation mi members of Congress. • .
. But the:most-interesting,incident of the
_last4eehisomrloubtedly,_.tho Report &our_
thirTreasery Deparunent on the subject of
The proposed-. Fiscal :Agency. There has
been no actien - trporiit - yet in Congress;
though there -is so,rne.promise of -an expres!
sion of sentiment upon it in the Sehate, by,
individual inembeti, within a driy or two.
Our engagements brie not allowed us to
mix -With members of Congress, so as. to
hnow. :what - is. the
,prevailing opinion or
feeling concerning it. It is altogether prob
able, however,- we think, ,that before the
lend of thisoha fourth week of the session,
we and the public will he in possession of
cies re r.ll gh t. on .the_sebj ect.,-National 14 7 .
tellikencer. _ .
FROM WASH N '
Coiiisliondenee of die United States Gaiette.
WArmoroig, Dec. 29,. 1841.
J. R: Chandler, Esq. :
Dear. Sir:-The. Senate was yesterday
the grand -point of attraction, as. it -proved
to be of eloquence, interest amtimportanCe.
New atid..decideittlevelepeminti-were there
made in iegard..to: the 'PreAdent'S. Exclte..
q e en.l'cOrisider 7 k
able t.irect. thiorighout the 'Chien; aileait
so far as the Locos are concerned. If . treif:
tongaNe - ,±thenii -a - partial and genera( air;
when the President's Message
,was read,
they_.will, the course pursued. 'by .ou
chanan and Calhoun yesterday, have - a
sairde -- by --- w hi ha'pe
their'emirse. _ The:yigo against the Excite
quer- Plan in general arid detail, except .
only so'rrittch cif the Sub-treasury 'scheme
as they say is—included. They cling -to
that cxplcided 'phantom .as the darling of
theirhoTes,'. • _ • •
Hui io comm — e — ne — e
minutes, were, read, arid sonie•unitnpoitant
private . . business - diSp — oier or, 'Mi. - Crik,_
agreeably to noticegiven . the day previous.
introdncedoilth a few .mild remarks, his
three several joint` resolutions,. to provide
for amending the constitution ofthe United
tales, the substance
. of which, as nearly
as I. could gather from hearing them read
at the clerk's dl*, are—
. First—'Thatihe Veto power-shall be so
restricted, that a bill, returned by the Pre
=idea:m.ly become a taw . by the vote
,of a
Majority of all the members belonging to
:ach House, after it is so returned.. And
if Congress shall adjourn before • the ten
ays shall have expired, which . the Presi
ent is allowed to keep it in his possession,
then he shall return it within the first three ,
ave_ol7 the - next session.._
Second—That the Secretary of the 'Tea
sury, and the treasurer of the United Statqs
shall. both he elected by a vote of the two
Houses of Congress, in joint ballot, instead
of by. the President and Senate, as at, pre
sent.
Third—That no member of'Conirees
or person elected for the fraction of a 'term,
shall be aPpoipted - to any civil office under,
the Administration. • • .
• They were' all 'twice reat4. there being
no opposition to them, and made the order
of the day for Wednesday], the 12th Janu
ary, when there may he - :something worth
Bearing for those who may choose. to visit
Washington. . • •
•
A• few private bills were disposed of,
when Mr. Preston moved that President
'hree s Exchequer Plan be taken up, with
a . view. to reference. Ile made a few.mild,
conciliatory, non-comMittal retnarks,•stat- .
ing 'tha t . he should itot.' move its reference,
as he did not deitire to be chairman of the
coin.nittee. • • •
It was taken up, and Mr, Ta J 7►nlidge,
after a few brief remarks, not AlecitleilTeith
nr way, moved that, it be referred to - a select
comMittee:of ninc,te_be appointed by the
chairman.
Mr. Buchanan then took the "floor, and
,
defined his position so plain, there . was
no mistaking that he - was opposed to it out
and Mitt although' he took particular pains
to remark,• at least am
.times, in his pecu
liar eintriemis
. way, that lie , , wished it ex.,.
preSsly:tutdersteod,thet he meant. no dis
respect to President Tyler, by his Opposi
tion to his ",Fiscatityi" or by any remarks
he :night ajiply. to it,• . , .
~. . , .
Mr. Calhoun followed Mr.. Buchanan;
in .open ,and direct . hostility to -the , Fiscvl
.Plan. He - -would:oppose it in every shape;
and after speaking. stiMe:fifteen:,or, twenty.
minutes; Mr. - . Hives rose in reply. to. Mr,
Brie hanint and, Mr..Calhoun,-butuot io -- fri=
vor -. ..rif ;the . bill :Ili its! pr'esent' . thaPe. , . He
was oppesedt.e this '‘• horse race, kite fly
ing" systetrireinhinges;:and should go
fur lopping of t..diat . andOt4er - abjectionahle'
features....- - 4d 'he,hoped, the cominitteet - to
:whonyit wati;:moVed.to'refer it, coulttso re-'
:mOdet it't*to:make it . answer:thi:ptirOoSis,
'required for t.GoiertiMent.; :He charged
etrortgly.2and .' b oldly, that bolh bf,.tlM .gets'-.
Aleinen- who A. just ,- precetlea hint,. were.;
'opposed 'to-' everything for, relieving'thi:
Government, 'except. their darling' hohhy,
the . ..odidlis . - :: . suli' treasury, . which . he. was
equally op posed - 1 - c4 ,, ..- Hrit', pl:Mke 'With . , grea t
'eliroestnesti - for i.,lOng : ti'mp; : .•,.;VV,hon . : •bn
eleseil,.. MrMangum;,,or.NOl34 ,. .!2:stolinti,
•nbtaineiftlis:#oor,‘, ivileiri•On4notiOn ()UM e..
~tliiiiopgdob; the' Ben Ste, at hallpeet 3 :Cr':
'clock, odjourned,.:• - •,., •' :. ••• . • .. '
..
,:- , ltli:- Mangum 4 will ;continence:Abe _debite:
to-day, I ' tlitlikj"-irtor* :ihan . :pratiablp',.. in.
:strong and decided, onpOsitiott ...,to:tli bill;
in4tsTpreannt•:slis , ..lti fiet,',l 'do' not know
.fiheiv...6i4 Votes, C.0014... , ,b*10und ; fns ii:iii
ik':, , ,:sionti. 4 - The dcbatO:,•:loo,oii . l.;r etiticl,'
• (.1 • ,;-
• ;;;. ' '• ;
•.• .
.rArit - It' * V 4.
pete, will be. One - Of - t highly' interesting
tharacter: •-' • -
President • T s &es-,so n Was :present dur r
ing the' Whole CAW, and „appeared much
„interetited: ' ,
In the, House,' but little '._of importance
Wai.'done, eicept to lalh about Loco iicto
ries nodet the pretence of discuseing . the
Mr.' Cushing, ' ' from the:Comaiiitoo on
Foreign Relations,,reported • a to'pro
vide for the relief of the suffeOrs by. French
previOus to 1800, whiLlt was
ordered to a second reading; and 'referred
to• Committee of the Whole on the State of
the Union.
TUE FISCALITY.
It will be seen that our Washington'eor
respondent" entertains an opinion that it is
impossible' that the Executive . Fiscal bill
can pass the Senate in its. present. form.—
On this
,subjeetthe National.-Intelligineer
holds, the' following langnage:
Accotding to our anticipation, theilact
.suggested.in the President's Message for a
GovernmentExeltarige Agency has bedome
the subject of Jisctiseioti 'in Congress.L.r.
The 'debate sprang *up yesterday in the
Senate, upon a motion by Mr. Tallmadge
to!refer.the Treasury Report and-hill to a
Select CoMmittee. , Of. the gentletnen who
came -out in the- debate no- one expressed.
himself in favor of -the plan :as it stands,
though it seemed to be thought by some to be
Susceptible of 'modification or -amendment,
which 'would make it aeceptable to
From what we.can learn, there are coin' ,
paratively - few members of either house
who are in lavor'of taking the plan exactly
as it Stanchi._, Whether it is likely., to be. so
modified. in its progress, as to'be,'aecepts , .
ble to the two Houses Of Congress, and:al- .
so-AO-the-Executive,, our readers will,,upen
reading the debate, be able to deteriiiine for
thermtelvea'qUite as satisfactorily as we can
frrina any information in our possession.
In looking :over the• more' extended re: .
'ports of debates in theiftenate;
11'hi members tonchtnOltiei,
the' Exefilkiner:bill; 'proposed; , evmeing a .
--clegire-to-do-sOrmohing, but a fear ofdoing
. rouch with.the Willa present'sliape,--= .
while' the opposition members are spur and,
heel,against the scherne,*and every part of
it eXcepting only that which smacks of the
sub-treasury. -
-The - Globe says the - Cabinet:plan is:
knocked on the-head, and , Mr.-Clay's plan
is knocked 'on the head, and now. the coun
tr_y ia , to look : Tor a fiscal plan from - Mr.
Guz.
Expositor. _
THE FEMALE BENEVOLENT SO
CIETY-41F. C A RLISLE.
is quite pinbable,.thet there are. many
persons in this town who know nothing of
the existence of the aboie named institu
tion ; or, if aware of its existence, are un
acquainted' with its modes.of operation and'
extensive usefulness. It is doubtless known
to a considerable portion of the community
that-every year';abeut..the first of the year,
a sermon is preached in one of the churches,
and a collection made in aid of the Society..
There are others, too, who are aware that,
oncea. year, they are called on to pay the
smolt amonni of theirantioal subscriptions.
Rut we venture, to -say that not an incon
siderable number of the citizens of Carlisle
arc practically unacquainted* with the So
ciety.. There is,. nevertheless, a glass of .
individuale,iNho; though they - do not hear - -
the sermon preached, nor are they called
on to subscribe even the windiest sum,.yet
who are conscious of its existence, - and ex
perienCe to , their own gladness the benefit
of its operation... We mean the destitute
'wife-who is encumbered. with 'a helpless
family and drunken" husband ; the widow
who, though deprived of kindred capable of
relieving her, rejoices that Providence has
raised up .some kind'. friends - possessed of
means by which , ' she, may. be Ted, -and
clothed, and kept warm.
From_the-Annuat Rep - nit of the Society,
- W - hich. was read last Sunda'', in . the First
Presbyterian chinch, it appears that thirty
individuals have been • supplied, either
wholly or in part, • with the necessaries of
life. From this we would infer.. that there
are thirty persons in Carlisle incapable. of
supporting themselves, but who, neverthe
less-have. heen - assisted .by - the - Society.—
This fact, while it. shows the, amount 'of
benevolence conferred, at the, same time
speaks. well for our bar. ugh. .To have but.
thirty indigents. and those, too, for the most
part sick or superanuated females; in a - pop-.
utation - of forty-three hundred,is absolutely
nothing when Compared with the numbers,
in suffering want -in some of the Engliik
and continental' town's: ': From the-:.RepPrt
it' appears the Society furnishes,
light work to such aged and weak females ? ,
who, 'though wilting to - Work, ore 'Unable .
- from their infirmities to engage in rough or
out of doors occupations. we believe - the
Society - has never. expended more than two
hundred dollars ,their benevo
lent operations. It has been found that
this stokii Sufficient to' provide' their keno'.
ficisries with food, `clothing, and Wood.
The. Society is infitteneed',by.:oo,sectarien .
partiality; its.Board'of Manager s is nom
posed of ladies . taken from 'each of the dif- .
tereni Evangelical • chiirehei. that' ; is
requisite to secure the aid of the Society is,
that the sufferers 'be - ,virtutine, and : beim
been;. br'o'ught into their kesent: L oititationi
by ,crreumStances, not under theiMtin von,
.Thiii.owp is divided into four wards;
to each ward twoladies'aroassigneil;-whose
duty k . .t.i . to 'find .out,such, as are :
the 6f -the • SoCiefy, .and , reportlhesanie
to' the-neXt rig - of the , ' Reard.iif,
:rite amount-ofz - henevoleneOlthnir
ferred coriiparatiVely', very, great., ‘. ' The'
ladies i r thelSPeiety- are: •wilting,..to. take
upon.',thentselieS;the: labor, of 'discoitir.iPg_
and riAe*iiig the Wait tti-Of the. 'deititute
Is 'it iei - the Atity of the eitizeos'ef Carlisle
. _
• to .
eneporage, ap(t.ciuo,l,linihem in their'ope=i
riitionete.§tippitsen - fel' the:
SoCietYtad .
Would-dbiolye-on , (he . !o*ieuiliiyaL
and we; ortieurOthat
Oyer.* ' it would performed,
so well , nor so eftretuallyk -..;
Carlisle, at preiiinOof\frenl„freiti. that
.piiiittive:liiiigtfai*Otiii!ttiOPY 1.1:.
That; ;dye: no constant :'beggars is, we
belieie,:oWing to the existence or this So 7
ciety. If the Society did nothing
than this; r it would be. woithy. of our .en-,
coUragentent. • But its , influence is not con-
fined. tit, this ,; bread iii.,provided for, the
hungry, clothing is furnished i 2) the naked,
and fire is-given to,the shivering inmaie
the cheerless, hovel. Does not the Society
that accomplishes this deserve,to ;be sus•
twined. ? A.
CARRY ‘Mt'S ADDRESS'
TO THE_PATRONS . OF THE',
Carlisle Herald it' Expositor
January 1,1&14. '
Conte harVee Iceiglibse-7--"Vstra - pOet;
My'simil bath sweetest song Within it,
Just tarry then, and hear-me "go it,"
With " perfect looseness " for a minute
, Hut stop . kind sir',—erd
To emu my yarn in honied rhyniii.
Hand here n dice of Hook's " tin,"
- •
• Nowitem 4 how from my tongue:shall roll
- The words,—like thick shutoff a shingle
Till •I enchant your inmost soul, -
.;
With,pire, poetic, homespun jingle. •
• _
iShice list the Carrier's song was stitig,. • . '
1 How much of change this world hath ItiOwn !
HoW many bosoms grief bath wrung! ...
How. many brightest hopes have ;
How . many.naaida by love entrapped ' ' • •
Their. sighs and tearshave since expended!
How many love sick- hearts have snapped !.
How many cracked ones haVe".been mende I !
But
B ah! 'tis sickening to reflect'
How I rime bath raged through Out our land,
• How nien - ivlio - ourehad gained realiect, •
Bear:on their front the villain's brand.
Baido)fficers hayozot to thieving.
And robbing widows of their cash,
While Speculators by their shaving,
• Hive turned our.currency - to. trash.
-Blind Justice too, has got . more
And lets the rogues escape her . slyly;:
They say though, she's made up her.mind
_ To fix tier clutches of gill Wiley.
,
3,4M7thief,-diefeliFeiikepo.. 'coop OM"
'lsliPtd;iled,ReilistiedMMdetested,-; .
While be istio.-steals the svidow - s mite
Is too gente'el to be molested.
. .
Think not I'm speaking too severely,
No.qunrters caul give to crime,
And my opinion is sincerely .
It triumphs at the present time.
ofthis,_And now n word . •
Al!out the
Twat; thoughts because so long deferred—
l'he plan would guard 'gninst bank rasOnlity
My notion is, thut after nil
-It's no great thing 7 -- , -11n not iti'fan
to-have-a,bank.at
Let's have -a good old fashioned one;
''Tis thought - that cowards-need not.fear_
A fight with Vic:tor years to come.
But there's,a war now raging here •
rf wixt temperance folks and friends of run 3..
. . .
Victoria vow?s too much engaged
fo'gctiltig bullies foi• her' \MI crti '
'To let herself become enraged . .• • •
And send against us sword and halberd
Now dearest friend, I'd bid adieu—
But I've a thought I oannotampther,..- -
Thi !I world's ft humbug through and through,
Men the by gulling one. another. . •
And surely 1 mny just as *ell • .
Turn humbug the more the merrier,"
l're got ybur snoney,go and tell
That you're , been humbug'd by •
. •
• The Carrier.
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Counting-House Almanac,
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On Thur fi day gle,„oool,instant; - . l ?jr, the
Rev - . John Heel 4 Alt.;. - Abraham -Geeee;,to
ies,:,A ..Whieler,'hoth ;of Itilitliintp, , •
In this borough, On Tueialay :. e vening
the 4th instant, Mi. SAMUEL THOMP
SON,,son 'of Paiaaiti Samuel. ThOmpson;
,agettabotit .20; 'ears. 'rho deceased was
kyOung Min Who Ae,esteemed by hisac
quaintances and frienda for his amiable and
affectionate dieFinait'ion'.:, .
=RI
MI
,
LAST 'NOTICE.
'All persons indebted to the estate of Jacob Good
hart,- of West pennsborough township dec'd., either
by Bond,Note, or Book account, are requested to
Call and settletheir respective accounts on or before
the 15th of January. nest, as after that time the books
and papers will be lefewith the proper officers fol
collection. No longer indulgence can be , given.
WM. PALM.
January 5 . ,18412.--9t. . • . • •
FOR RENT.
1111HEI - wo dornrnbdintin - Snitaillitionis, in
-IL the batienient of the',lllethodist • • • ,
Episcopal Chunh, now 19nenPied by. - .1,111 -
V.rs. Stevens . Possession mill' be *74'
.given on the - first of April..
For terms apply to • , —=
WILLIAM D. SEYMOVR,,..
agent for Trustees.
Carlisle, January:s, 184ig.—at..
STItAY. STEER.
•
gIAME to the plantation_of the dubsoriber, abciut
I_,) the first day of . liovernber, 1841,0 - •
• 'BLACK. STEER. • , • ~
Saul steer. is about eighteen months ,V, 7 40; yr. A
old; hied' legs white, has .one 'white
spotin the foreheakand a hole in each 4 1V.Tift
ear. The owner is desired to come
forward; piove Property, pay,clairiv,, s, and take.hira
Away ;otherwise ho will be disposed of according to
law.
• JOSEPH BRANDT.- •
Monroe tp., January 5,1842.-•;-St.°
•
11 - pROM the. FiltST DAY OF APRIL . rdi
NEXT, the Itoom in the occupancy of
Doctor IILVIN as an olgoe,- For terms aii . -
ply,at ths 4 mljaining IMuse.
Carlisle, January. ~,L.442., 7 1 ;4114.11 - -x.. ,
~.- A t, a dated .Orpliane: COUrt.be
began arid held at Carlisle; for Cumb'erland .coupty;
on Tuesday_ the 14th day of December, 1841 I' before
the lion. --Samuel liepburn,• Presidenti-:_:Mid-John
•Stuart and John Lefever, Esqrs4A:ssociateJudgetiof
the same court, assigned,'&e.; the following proceed
logs were . had, to -wit
--In_the-cascof ilietprit of Partition atid
Valuation on. the Real Estate of JOHN SHEAF
FER, dec'd., Now, to wit 14th December 1841, In
quisition confirmed, and-the Rule on the Heirs to
appear on timfirstday_ of nest stated Orphans' court,
and aceept or•refuse to accept the Real state DLitt",
testate at the-valuation-r-TIM (lima Order and direCt
-personatt.otice to be given -to all persons interested
residing within forty miles of Carlisle, and• public
notice ot - said - rulelo - brgiveir irrtwo - newspalierilif
Carlisle to those
,iot*sted , residing beyond-- forty.:
milcs of Carlisle. • -
~ .
By the Court; • -' .
Cumberland County; se. •
I W.. FOULKE Clerk 0. C. dO hero
c, ... ,cl p c ye r ot i ff yit e h c eo r es .re g l o r it e t s bs - 1: rl e
. :a
h t a rn
...b„.
Z. ),. vr. :.)I and seal of said court at Carlisie,l7th
._,„ • ,
lecesnber 4 1241. " •
January 5,1342--4 t
At a stated Orphans' Court be
gan inn held at Carlisle, for Cumberland county,on
Tuesday the 14th day of December, A. D. 1841, be
fore the Hon. Samutilgicpburn, President, and J oho
Stuart and John Lefevre, Esqrs., Associate Judges of
the same ceurt,assigned,lko., the following proceed
ings werehad, to wit:—Upon the petition of
. Wm.
NeVin, Esq., Admr. de bonis non, Bt-. c., of Elizabeth
Hunter dec'd.,' Respectfully representing that he has
settled his account of the estate of said decedent and
is now ready to pay ovcr • the balance found in his
hands as your Honors may direct.' He therefore
preys your Honors to permit - him - to - resign-his office
and trust as Admr. as asoresaid . Now, M wit, 14th
December 1841,•Rule to show cause_ by next stated
Orphans' court why the Adininistratni should not be'
permitted to • resign.: Notice to be given iu two
newspapers fox, three weeks. •
• By the 'Court.
Cumberland County .88. •
.„„ 1, Wilms Poeta, Clerk 0. C. do
• hereby certify the roregoinw to be a true
r copy of ltecord. NVitness niy hand and
spat of said Court at Carlisle, 17th De-.
sember, 1841.
•
Rising and
Setting of
the Sex
every Sat
urday.
StIeSISETS
• W. routAt i Ci'k. C
Janunry 5,1842.-3 t.
-Remaining in the Post 011hle at Curlisle,January
.1, 184'2.
i...eltintlirars will please say advertised. - •
Arnold Robert Mullen Anna Mrs ,
Angney Renneck - Martin Ann Miss
Armor Gent Edward Moo - re Stewart ,• •
Allen Miss Hannah. - Martin Jerome J
Armstrong Joseph, Esq Mitton Isaac
Bricker Benjamin- .. • Moody Catharine Miss
•Bates James,G • Moore Jelm.(sou of Wm)
Bindle William H. • • Mathes Blis.• •
Black Mrs Jane ..• McAllister James ''
Brown Ann Mrs Mao: oskey
Blackburn Cato McCord Alex.
Beaty , Mary MiSs , -Neal Mary Miss
Bonham J Ellis, BR Norris Wm H Rev
Bnswell.lohn D. Esq, O'Neill Charles ..
Brandt Henry Oakes,`Caufman It; Co.
Bowemer.lacob •• • -Oatei GeO. Esq
Brown B F Plank Jacob • .
Buchanne Arthur - .......R0u5h George
COrnman George :Robinson Hunter
„Clemansjcilin ' Roth John -• ,".
Cortiman Jonathan 7 .-- 711111ii - s — efS - Esti
,Ci•urnlev„ P.e.tterßitter John.,
Cleperlosrph • - Sangertre Marjr"A-Mlas
Clouse Ann • Stay man Catharine EMisa
Cornman llebert Steel .Anit.Mrs
Carothers Akatthew L • Spahr John H Esq
Diller Peter- Sink Arnold
Digges John .2 .- Shaffer Susan - Miss
Duke John Jr - Spahr John' \V
;'Davillsost,Elizabeds Mrs Suydam Jacob .
; F.liiabeth, Mrs Sheets John Dig
I Frost William H Shirt Edward • •
Gainber .Peter Stacy Catharine, Mrs
GreaSon Shaffer Cotirod '
, Hurley-Sa:6nel- ' Shaff Jacob.
• Heagy, Henry. B ' Schlosser Daniel
Harman. Mary t....A.an Atha Shambough Fltilip -
1-Harria John • ' 4 Swinge , George,,
' tinnier John .. Tizzard All •
r Ileum:nod William Tytter,Nicholas. .
Iltiffmtitt John W. Rev 'Townshend Tobias G 2 •
B . Trough Moor
.Huthes Anti Miss • • - '.‘lTootls.Jitite M Mitts
Hines Williant,ll Ward Joanna Miss
Irvine Ede r^ Wellcome: Catharine ...
Jackson JOseph • Wilson ••
•
Kiisinger.George - Walls Sabina:. ,- ,•
Kreps Jacob • Alriggoner Philip Revd
Lewis J6lOO Airattlobit:) . .•. _
lAne Ann B Mrs . John
Morrell James '': WrinderlichEliiabelliMrs
'W Mita* Iti , Etti.,lVeibley:Peter'." • • '
F.sti
Mark . { it e m ism • ; :4011Ittlioff;r7d nna L Miss
Mouldy Mary Miss ' ' 1;i; Bernina Johrt
• . • .
• • •
CARLISLE BARRACKS
. • •
Adirne r i , Pae.t.M9t ,9, .. ,3ll 4 ll ke r
11NrOul Lawrence
;Greco WMllO5;k- , ,7,c , ?7:•,r,,t•-..q , lltile V. •
I • v:'W:i..III.,PORTER;
1 9
c also n E i• I' ll, 47 1 1 k e'll ; l' 1 Si6Sli 871 : ' ; 1 , 4 1 .
tri ;;' ) 7 4 1 krl
14
4'
in grent'vartetr; ‘P),2‘ S 601111 y.
pci;'
•
TO LET,
W. FOULIC, CPk.
LIST OF LETTERS
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PU'~,IC 111C~T1~~Vt~~.._
The. Citizens .:of „Carlisle. laWiable tq
the ISSUf.' OP 'SMALL BILLS; by 'the .
BOroUgh,'are reqUeited. to - asienibla at at
,McCLELLAN'S HOTEL, THIS EVE-
NINO; (Wednesday,. January . 5,' 18420
for_ the -purpose of making :arrangements"
preliaretory, to, the coming election. Mer
chants. Traders; IVlechanice r and:-I,aaboring
Men ere:particularlY invited .to ittend,.
January_ 5, 1842.
Splendid Lolieries tor
JANUARY, i 842.
Sio,ooo - 16,00 1 0.
VirdriaLit• Leellibuit Lottery.
thas; A. for 1842. To be drawn Meiandri a ,
•
on Saturdoydonunry 8, 184'2.,
1 "prize of $30000; 1 of $4,0691'1 of 0,090; 1
.. of
' $5,000; 1 of 4,624 I,of $3,000; 1 of $2,500; 1
042,000; 25 of $1,000; . 35 of, $590; 28 of
$300; 200rof $250 &c. -
--75 numbers-13 drawn ballots.
.
Ttckets only slo $ 5-- Quarters "$2 56
Certificatesof packages of 26 whole tickets $l5O.
- Do do - • '26 - hslf. - "0 - -
Do do .26 quarter do • 62 h
Mougalia Lotte.ip . .
Class B. for 1842. To, be drawn at Alexandria, lra
on Saturday, January 15,1842. •
• SPLENDID SCIIESIE. • '
1 prize of $5.5,04 S 0 rirlies of 61,000
'do of 'lO,OOO 1 50 do of 400
1 do of , 4,0001 , 50 : do - • 300'
I.du of ' " 1,603 I IN do of 200
Tickets' $lO-ITalves $5 7 -Quarters $2,50.
Ceitificates of packages of 26 7 ,X 61e - tickets SISO
' Do. do 26 NU • do 65
. • Do. do.' , quaitep 4p • ,n 50
• •
Virginia Wellsbnig — Lnttery.. •
class 4 k, for 1842. - • •
To be drawn at Aleximilria, Va. on Saturday; tic
22d ofJannary, 1542. ' • • .
GRAND CAPITALS;', ..Z
1
1 prize of , $30,000 . • 1 prize of, $4,363
1 do of ' 10,000 .10 prizes of 1,300
1 do of - • 5,000 _lo do Of - . 1, 2 00
l• thi ' 'of " • 4,000' 10, *do -• Of 1,000
1. ~41 , ; 2 4....., - ...9 500. :.- 34,.. : ,do ~ of, .. - :15a0
1 ; , :416, 71';71.'-'.: -. „..1 . p00 -to - :a.0.,"-Of.o l- •• :','- -- .'i..9gtt
1 ' do -of :: • : 'l,BOO . - 10' ~ irld -of - c.- 400
Ist drawn number $l4-2d drawn inimbei. $15., , „Iti
drawn number $l4, 4th drawn - iiifiltber•sl3, sth. :
or 6tlrdrawn_number $l-2, lowest prize 'IMO. _
s-
TiCket only slo—Halves s s—Quarters $250
Certificates of packages of-25.-whole tickets sl3o—
- . . do 25 halves ,do '. 65 '
Do • - ' do . 25 quarters do 32 50
Virginia• Leesburg; ottery •
- Class 13, for 1842. .
To be drawn at Alexandria Va. on
.Satiirday, 22d
• • .laritriry , ' -
BRILLIANT SCIIEDIE :
1-prize-of • $ 0-prizes-of 1,050
dic - 15,000 20-. do. of 1,200
1.. --do; of .- - 7,000 50 do of - 1,000
1 do of: 5,190 .60 do. yf W- 500
70 do of . - goo
Tickets .$lO---Halves ss:::Qiiiitersli --.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole ticket/s'sl4o
do 'do 26 half do -- 70 - ,_
-- do .. do 26 quarter do 35
For Tickets and Shares or CertV cafes of Pack=
again the above Splendid Lotteries,—address
J. G GREGORY* CO. Managers,
Washington City,D. C.
Drawingssent immediately after they are over to
all who order as above.
-,I\CORE NEW 0001)S. - .
ARNOLD & ABRAMS have just received at
their new store, an additional supply of
Fall & Winter Goods, •
to which . they invite the Tittoution of the public.
Great bargains will be given.
Shippensburg, Dec. 8, 1841.-,-4t.
Shoes! Shoes!
Just received from auction 100 pair Tavern Slip.
ern 75 pair Womens' Paton leather lined and lured
over shoes; 50 pair Mens'.do do do do ; 25 pair
Women's morocco do. do. do. weltsi; unifier lair by
CHAS: BAIINtTZ.
December 15,1841,
•
T E PRR11 7 ,9 I. . 1
•
THE. VERY-LATEST & CHEAPEST YET !!
•
New •Goods !.
•
ciap_poc-En CA.RIEY.-..
sm - przsyssurlC;, have from
receivill at their
old stand, near the Rail road, from the eastern tides;
an extensive assortment 01
4 s il' Ider Goods, •
of the most fashionable style, which they are-dutch
mined to sell at irises to suit the times. . Persons
desirous of pUreitasing. goods are most earnestly de
sired to give them a call. Ilar , Ahts.tnav be expected.
Heeember '22, 1841. •
Stray Beta.
• , Came to the premises of the sub
SC„) V scriber, in South ..Middlebbn town
ship, about one Mile east of Paper
' 1 • 11 " 04 't. town about the 27th of Auguit last
'.4V Blackl.ll‘llcy
supposed to be about two years old. .H is marks ore
apiece off each ear. The owner if, reqbested to
come forwardi , prove, property, pay chargee and haw
him sininywill be disposed of according to
" • .I)SVID ,GDEEN,Ji.
December ' " ' • —4-
. , ..
. ,:.:-....-NoticE. • . , .
TlTElR4vrase Jimmie, Psaitcs & Wrrrmiel
iwal cases pending in the Common Pleas, fo••
.the two weeks of' court to January next, are !web'
notified not to attend aCtliat time; but the attentlaace
of the'Glistin J, raises: and ;the, Pstcrzes and .WiT
rirMss in all eases in the Quarter 'Sessions will he
required. •_. . .
...
•r' This notice is given iii consequence of the indis
position of Judge flernuns, and tile opinion of his
Physicians that it will be impracticable for him to
hold a court in Jaunitry: -:. r • ,-. • • - r '.: "- -'
. • . ' , Ggo. S.-B.74ilEtiOlC Proiler:
Carlisle, Dco, 29; 1.841:
'"•• • • •
. , , . .
. A Ternperanie.meetinir will be field in thc, itev.
Mr. Cummins', Church, Dickhkisoo:towOhip,On the
evening of Thursday, .I.onuort6th. Thei:Rev. Mr.,
Slirole ~u kdilrese koevtiug in ,be,half•of the.
PuOlberlitud ;county Tonnirrimeo Society. ; . •
: ;.-•,3I.,CALUWELL,'Chn. .
Deseiriber 49 • • •
fiSheriff's
,9f. of .Velolitiont. xx i inuas
DI- dirOitte d ;liitied,Out of the Citiik . cOrn..
mein 'Vleit.it.4 . comberlantl bO:e4pOsetl;to .
public sttlei - et the . Court Ifoiase in tho' borou g h of
Vetlisle," on :.Satureay tlee 81.1 i
the .foklo s ttitg deaeribed real
jk..p4rt.. - Of i .ii; hot :of 410'
hoiouglt of Car/ e'otinfyiitmi s oioing
.:60 feet ill .- tieidtli on iirioll.o;llll(l4 s . , ree. l .l 4. btteao ol-1
more or loos; on. Viiiiiri#,llll7oeti(tuf OM* 1
:MO e*coptelE from'.
.'said "Ilit),*oo;l4o..feet in Atiatif.spOro
SOTieit.
John me,";''
WI:EDITORS.
'Take notice that *e inaveliptilibil to th'e - 3 adieu of
the Court of Corinion Pletis of Cumberland county,,,
for the, benefit of the Ininlyent,LOetorqd,,,,v Coluint9n-1••
Iveilthiund they have appolatedAfotidii:y,t/ir•1(07• 4
4100flaiiigry nest, for theiMaMnp;4l na..00 1 .our
erefilt - ora.at the Court liouse;ln thelkor'our,li of Cur=
;when and ehere y.cou. may, itiend , yoit
FREDERICK' A. KENNRUY.
8. 0.3 - • -PETER 1-IAIILACIIER,'
,
, ii..o .] A DikI.W.SINI.OI4%. . ••,
• tr. w.] JOHkt SOtIII.IIRCR, ,
• el • • JOEL "UNPRIZW,OOD. •
1/inember 22,1841. ' • • .
SPECIAL; COURT.
, .
. .
'HY virtue of a writ froth the' II on. Artsort V. Pen
dia, Boys, Presi ile iit itid,,, ,, 0 hr the .Ifith ''J tudi eitit
District of Penesylieinia; llearieg dote _ kit CtirDole,
'the 4th day of Decomher - Az - li - 1 - 841:,...,' .
..
...
•-• :Orotice is herity
that a Spat] Court will be. held.hy the said.rfori„.
Anson V. Persons, pod, the, A ssoritde of the
Court of Conianon:Pleastoulay, et •
the Court House the borough ni; Carl
mencing:iiii Monday 'the '2lst of FebitisiT,,A.
184?; continue one, week, for . the trial. of ~ to main , ,
causes depending in the Court of Corniiion I'leati of
Cumberland county, lii which .the• lion. Su 11l lel
Hepburn was "'concerned its eoutisei of the.'
parties, prior to his appoiotment . as Presitl yv Judge •
of the 9th Judicial District--an0t.04 , 1 , e6 etb.:
braced with in the prOvisiena of the 39th 'section of
an - .Act ;of e Perot *rtt s Serabl.V ;TOO ei I the 14th .
1894, relative to the orgailization of Courts
of Justice.. Of said Special Court, Jurors and uli
persons Concerned, will take, notice. ,
PAUL. MARTIN ,Slieriff.
Sherirs Office,. ,
Carlisle; Dec. 29,18-11
Just received .10 dozen PALM'. f1C013% and 'for
sal . • . CHAS. SARNII'Z.
Decembe , ls, : •
..,
Just received a fresiiupi4 of GIiGCEIM:..9,eLd
forsale, by ' • • CHAS. BARNITZ:-
' December 29,1841. . . ...
NOTIC L4l
To ga izata bk . s, Retailer . s,
N and by an act ottlie - Ginteral Assembly of •
Pennsylvania, entitled " . Aii act graduating the
duties upon wholesale dealers and-retailers of NI er--
chnittlit.e,and prescrihing the Mode or issuing liven- -
sea and collecting said duties," and its several super
pletnents; is Made. the ditty of the Constables-of
of the sevCr:11.1.0W11011118' and boroughs within - die ,
comity of Cumberland, anti they are hereby requir , !
ed to triitke out, on omit or atlirmation,and deliver
to the Clerk of the . Court of Quartet; hessions, a
semi - rate I i St of ", a l l
_persons .enga grit in the eel ,„
I or veinling:of goods; w:ires,gilleilliatidiae,of'sritaP,
or-iiefitre' the fist day t'
41iVadiljainttiry'.,SeSsicrOS,',fielag the'lOth day:
following i classifietttion under the act of the 4alt '-
of lilay,ll34ti • '
Those whose salCs aninunt to $300,900 and no.
wards shall Constitute the Ist
/00;003 and hiss than 000,000 2tl
10,091,0 --- _ -- . - titr - • 200,000 - lOU
. 8.5,w0 do 100,00(t .4- 80
7.1)00 (16 85;000 - .;
60,000 'do - 75,000 6th ' l ,
50,000 • do 60,000 7th .
40,000 do Sti,tiob sil l "
80,000 - ilO. 40p00
.9th -
. .
20,000 _ do - . 20,000.10 th 20
15,0110 do •
9.0,000 , 11 th " • 15
10,000 ,' do 15,000 12th " le.sd
• 5,000 do -10,000 I-3th " ' 10.00
" 7,00
" riovt Drat, 'Mutt where such whotesale or reloill
dealers-Cr/1111We their purclUtseentul . ...so les An 1: oying-,
and vending goods, wnres and merchatitlize. the ,
growth, product and' manufacture of the Unitwtl
'States; he 111 , they sliail.nay aid_krone - littlblie amount ~
of the licenSe rrerptircil by the proVititins"
Stated.
" And evciy . seller or voider of nines nr distilled
liquors, either with or without other goods: wares,
Merchondize ' commodities,, efrects, att- aforesaid, •
shall pay for his license rim PF.R csicr lit addition' -
to tile . rates above speci fled for the reap ept i V . ° el a eses:!'
. Merchants; Dealer 4;• •
•
and others interested in tile said act, n: e
cd, that the Associate Judges and Commissioners of
said coUnty,will attend at the Commissioners' Office,
.on Frithly the 14t/rday of January, 184 e. at one
o'clock P. M. for the pirpose of hearnig and classi—
retaihirs w ithin said ctiontz,agreealdv to
said act, where all such as Oink proper,mac attend.
ATrEsnr-JOHN 111. W IN, .
CI, rk to Conitnisiioners.
GommlFsioners' Office, .
.?Carlisle, Dee. 251,1831. t'.
IPI . SSOLUTIO.II . ,
The partnership existing. between J. 11. k W. G.
Reed, has been dissolved by consent .of parties.
rim books are in the hands of J 11. Reed. Per
sons indebted will plpbsc call and unit their ac;
counts.
.1. ft.& W. a. Weil.
The subscriber will be pleased to accommodate
at the.old stand all who reel disposed to pt.tronize
him anti invites them to gall
Newville. Dec. 22. 1841.—St
cure your cough Itefcre it be too lute. •
.1)r. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy k only
raudicine that peril)ct confidence eau he relied upon A
for the immediate removal of thiatronllesonle Com.
This medicine always reliivei a Co4ll in
u few days, mid when the diseasels setucti in 1 1 1 6
lungs it eintses it to be dis,liiirged by Expeiforai
thusrestorinit Sound health to the happii
enjoyment of those who have long been 1.111ktei1.4^:44(
VP' Principal Office, No. I 9:%lurtli ELlitli suit
Pltiholelphia.
For sale at the Drug Store of J. J. Meer '
Corti sl coutd Wm. Peal,Sltippettyllmrs.
I? wr .R. e'itt :
111111 E lirielc Dweliii4, ,Let, Stable . •
. v .,;: •
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•••11 ,and carriage House, on Wl'Et ,Acf . ;'.
In
•• "' the ! ' " ' I . '
itic;il street.. Carlisle, ad,joinin t , , i f i , ~.
die'elling of John Brown I ar•ker, noir , :2 i .... ~,,, •,!•••
occupied hy John J. Strove, ;11. D. , ' ::'''''..' "'` 4
Possession will he given °I OW first day or Altril
next. For teints up* to . .
, . JOHN tilH/Vir+V P.iilltigal;
:,, DeCernber 15,184i.:--tl. • . • ...
Alt .CIIIIANDLIAG
I.ta3Viitalazaautlaavea.
PRE Subscriber respectfu4 infornis‘bbi
' 46 .• friends mid *the ppublic 'generally, - tlud 'tic luta .
601111'mile:ea 'the Olt ANDUSG , BUSINESS in
West Louther street, Carlisle, the,Gernisii, Re.•
formed church. Ctotilteil 'en
.emierieueett
hand ot the I:iteiiiess, i Shute- of
public putiamige. : • r,
TALLOW will be' tAktiniit"Ochinige,for'4antiliiii,
or the 'cash sir all tinieigieen fOr it; • •-'
cc7Ordets in . lowitor be 4 0ivistrAtr:
alit:tided to. , Nerilittoimin tie
- igkbothig townsi
hy setuliiig 'word by nialr'ot Otherwise coil bC 50:461d.
Modnted with ate}' iluantiti, • WhiCh
ott die stforteitliotiite.:•
Dece'mlier th1,1.841.-3t. • • •
PO~'A'ACIE::;
~ . .
Eslatt'of •
L EI"
'MRS. of - 4k4tiiinitratinil
non' um testament° sinneX o;tii Ilie
tam:to:on; !rah of North Mitlitleton toienship;tieo't4?;
Ike been issued in 'dun fortit of Doe to the sulisOtiii;
t k evies,iiing in the borough of Cliklisl4:: , NoricLE Ig ,
boreq given, to all ilersons hatingtigj . ti nit
estate, to pf*Eetit thehi tirbilerly.nuttientioi.ted tor eel..
rri
tteentitaid tilt persons tnilebted are ',rev: tested
intake 'payment to the subscriber.:-• '
• ' _ •, . '
th,veititier trotl.-6t.
Assigsice,phip2llo-Cousati
.e& till of AtifilbtortlYeas rutig;
Gerlaszd'aounty; .Deccm6er 44, 484/.
acsount of Moses thy.inkll ll 4o ,l ll"ehtic.... ,
inßo `Atiiigkleei'or -
presLolhtl to fhb Coon MOlaliSar 0 6 ite11 9 1' 4114 k -
t h e ita.10t,,,,„p.0 Jiinu!try Court
lie
lt -which'
Still take uoce 5 '
7- GtO, gAtnglisox„
pci,22,191*-4t '>•
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El
50
40
W. GI -REF.D.
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