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HERALD , SL EXPOSITOR
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WEUNEISDAY,FEBRUAIIY 9, 1842
nEETING.
All perspns who are interested in the
Manufacture of IRON, and other .Manufac
' wring interests, in Cumberland county, are
requested to meet at . the Court House, in
Carlisle, on,S./ITURDAT thel2th day of
February-in3t:, at-1.--&-elock;-.P.._M.,. for
the purpose otconsidering the present state
of thoie interests, and the practicability of
otuaining,any relief from the evils under
wlitch they Tabor. • •
SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
• Chairman of Committee.
February 2, 1842. •'?
Come Back
The individual who took .a. Silk Um
brella out of Mcglellan's Hotel, some three
weeks ago, is requested to return it. He
is kni)vin,and if this notice be disregarded,
will- most assuredly-. be -exposed; and that
too thrOugh the-publie prints.
lcrWill.our readers pardon, us. for not
givitig . them this Week; an 'abridgement o
legitilative proceedings? We haire not had
time for it, and indee d we-feel littleinter
est in what they for : a Penniylyania
legislature is but a humbug. They 'have'
as yet settled nething. Words - are too.
many and' action is
. too little in our
legislature.
3'We are• out of Irrimor
Last week : we promised our readers two
- .
letters from our Washington cOrrespon
dent,.aild can insert_but_one:._;•Tause_w_hy._
We ~liii'tiot receive the second until it.vas„
too late to ltave it.pet up. There is some
thing villainously wrolie with the mails.
Otircorrespontleiit's totter; is dated the fifth,
and 'post marked:the sixth- . of• February;
yet it,comes not ,to- us until noon . of the
This is.'all wrong. WashiligtOn
eighth,
letters and papers ought to come here in
--T,---- - oneda'v anti we. look to the Post - Master
General for reltiravin this' : matter. •
To . the interrogotary of our- eorrespon
dent, we answer "Anti." . •
',Cr The weathet,, with us,- has been
. .
playing some queey . praek . .47of - late. We
Ilave_known. colder in inly;.than we.)101
during the greater tart of last. week. On
Friday-the heat was absolutely oppressive,
lid:abated but little uitil.Mrmday,, when
there nine, a slight but . chil ing rain, and
_then Yeisterddy Morning' brought with it a
boreal blast, ornamented with a now storm,
Before noon, •however,- the wind Was hush-
ed, the - snow had gone, the sun was
briglit
ly beaming. and one could have Walked out
without discomfort in nankeen trciwserti.—
Then again, about one o'clock, it became
80 cold as to draw tears.
ie Pelinsylvania Inquirer copies
'll paragraph froni the New Orleans I3ulle
tin, stating that I). S. KAUFMAN, Esq., for
mer Speaker of the Texan [louse of Ilep
resentatives, had recently a rene . ontre in the
street at Austini with a Mr. - Mayfield, a
member of the Congress of Texas, which
resulted in Mr. Kaufman's receiving a pis
tol the abthimen. The wound, it
was Thought, would prove fatal.
Mr. Kaufman is a native of our county,
and a young man of educatiOn and• talent.
We hope to hear of his recovery:
pcgmWe ask attention to the advertise,
ment.of the - Spring Gar* Fire Insurance
Company, whose agent is Dr. J. MYERS,
of Carlisle. We have lately. had in our
town conflagrations enough to induce every
property holder to have his substance in
sured. In the country too this thing is of
importance; for a small pittanCe,'thousands
may
,be saved. It has come . within our
own - knowledge - aliasattifidivirduatin this
. county, not long since, had his store house
with all its contents consumed to ashes, and
had it notbeen that his property Was insu
recitb the aniount of four thousand dollars,
which stiin he received from the Company,
he would hgve been left in want.-
• Wei believe there is no agency in Perry
County.for any Insurance Company; if not
we elk of her citizens for their own safety
lo call on Dr. Myers, and for , a-small sum
they fean'secure to themselves the value of
property, the loss of which may reduce
them
. to beggary.
• tcrProfessor Allen's lecture before the
Alert Fire Company, on yesterday evening ,
a Week; was ono of the very best , things
we ever listened to: 'Sarcastic,. huMorous
and Witty, it dreW applause" from every
hearer.' Woo woold.spcalt of it more, fully,
were knot th . at we think those who. did
not go heir ii, - .desetWe to know - nothing .
abontk: Those who were:there have' p
preeiSted it.• .
Sprole will deliver ihe second lec-
lure orate course on 'l.uesdaye'etritniiig next.
•
Hie subject wilt be 'The true Philosophy,! .
Jullging frour..the; linotvn abilities of the.
.tecturet, , ' We predict for hi m a''erewded,
house. ,`• *, *:* *
• firPrrhe Congreee.of Texas - has repu
dieteethe 'old booie and dotes Of the ',Re
. pry , ,Wre were bput, preparing for type
,
our own opinion . about, the conduct of the
Southern bullies towards Jehn Q.. Adams;
but'fotind:tii. r at we could not this wee,k
crowd it in. • We hope to be able in a week
o.two_to..talk_about it in-our owirwiy;.
.Mesera.BAßß and GOROAB continue their
favors.
The interest. due the Ist instanton
the-State-Debt:has not _yet_been_paill.
Late and Into estingfrom Texas.,By
'the steamship Neptune, Capt. Rollins, we
yesterd .. receiyed = GalveSton — dates -
Thursday last, the lath inst., the day that
, she left Galvdstoe. 'We regret to state that
the Neptune got ashore on Friday evening,,
28 hours after leaving. 'Galveston; in a fog,
at e• poiht °below "Donaldson's ,Bayoh.—
Capt. Rollins and ..the passengers dame up
yeiterday-on a steamboat: , A towboat has
been 'despatched for' the'relief of the Nep
tune..
-The news relative to this Santa Fe expe
ditioir ss ofa much more gratifying charac
ter. than we expeetetl - to receive. _ By the
Galveston' Ativertiier we learn that the
French Frigate Sabine had just arrived, -
bringing Ames to the Bth inst., froni,fTam
iiieo, and., to the 24th
. Dec. from Vera Cruz.
Corn. Dumanvir brought intelligence that
the prisoners taken in the Santa.Fe expedi-
ion had arrived at Mexico, and were ..we
treated, and that the statements of the cru
elties practised on them by the way were
untrue. • Charges would be preferred- a
gainst them at Mexico, and they_ would then
undergo S
. .
T - wo . MexicUn .steamers of war, moun
ing•Paixhan guns, and built in . England at ati
expense 0f5740,000, were daily expected
at Vera
.Crtiz, fully manned and equipped;
and - were - forthwith, on' their arrivalsdestin-
ed. Jo blockade the port of Galveettin': An
army of 50,000 men was also beitieraksed,
of which 20,000 were•to "co-operate with
the Navy in the conquest ofTexail* , •
AS the Sabine leftthe port' of Vera
,Cruz,
she fell in r with two armed brigs 'anti one
elionner,-on.theirway to bliieltade that
purl, supposed to be 'a part. of the Yucatan
and Texas Navy.
- . : There are
. two other French: sloops* of
%ill. and one sehoonei cruising off.the coast.
It is, however;:upected„that-the=diflicultief
with France will -be.amicably arranged: :
We hope it may prove true that the Tex
inn prisoners have, been well treated; and
that. the accounts via St Louis were exag- .
gerated. A- feW days will. bring some pos
'hive intelligence. Great excitement. with
regard to the capture of the Santa- Fe Ex
pedition, exists throughout Texas.
- -The thrill' bill had -passed the'Senate,
and, it was preSumed, WoialtipasS the Honse
and become a law without a - material alter
ation.. The law goes into operation on the
12th of' Feb. It fixes theimpcist duties - at
an average of about 15 per cent.,' and re
quires- the payment in,gold or silver, or
Buell other liabilities as the gororament.tony
het.eafter issue. • The Senate has likewise
-passed a bill for the collection of direct tax
es, in the .present liabilities of the govern
ment,- hereby creating at once a mixed cur
rency. Another . bill has passed the same
body* thorizing a new issue of govern
meta money, to be called "Exchequer
Bills," to the amountvof $150,000, which
hills are to be paid out for the support of
the government for 1842. and.are to be xe
ceived for custom house dues, as gold and
silver.
. .
Major James Riley, formerly member
of Congress from Harris county, has been
appointed Minister to the United States.
. MARRIED..
On Thuisday evening last, by the • Rev.
Henry Slicer, Mr'. EDWARD El 'l'r,o
Halifax. Noia Scotia, to Miss JANE
EyZABETHIeMURRY, daughter of
the late Mr. Ezek I MeMtirry. of Carlisle.
/On the, 27th till:, by the .Rev. Henry
Auritml, Mr. FELIX SwEIGEET, of North
Middleton township, to Miss ELIZABETH
MiNictr, of Frankfort' -township. •
/On the Ist inst., by the same, Mr.
MICHAEL MAYEtt, to Miss -ELIZABETH
Timidly'', all of North Middleton township.
On the 23d vit., by the Rev. N. J.
Stroh, Mr:-JoHN Ertroimi, trrMiss
HMI RICE, tRAII of East Petimtborough
township.
/On the 25th ult., by the game, Mr. DA
VID ORRIS, to Miss 6IISANNAII SEMINAR,
Atoth,of_Sibrer_Spring_township..—
• DIED,
/In Shippenaburc, on Wedneeday morn
ing last, Mr. Joel rell, aged about 53
year's. - .
jAt •his residence; in Austin, Texas,'on
the 29th' of Decernber last; A. ADAMS
ANDERSON, ESQUIRE, formerly of this
county.
# At a meeting ofthe members of the Austin
,b'ar, the following resolutions were passed,
and a committee appointed, to _ transmit a
copy to the father of the deceased; residing
ln.this county. -•
/Resolved', That the members of the bar.
entertain the most profound•regret for...the
loss of their late worthy colleague, A.
ADAMS AN bErtBON,- Esti., formerly of
Carlisle. Pennsylvania, and that in his
death the profession has last one of its
brightest ornaments.
Resolved,' That our late colleague, by
the urbanity; of his mannets, the courtesy
of ilia deportment ; and his honorable bear
ing, ceinmanded. the .esteem . and 'approba
tin,of all who knew him: .
Reioltied, That . the uneMbera of the liar
now present ' will attend his funeral in a
hotly, and that the otlier members of • the
profession •in -. .the city, be respectfully: Te r _
guested to co-operate with :us,in 'this last
sol • ditty. ,7••, • . ,
Riadved, That the inemhers• of the bar
and : citizens 'generally; be requested ie.:3year
crape on the left arm, for thirtyidays, in
memory of the deceased.. —.
Resolved, That a: etnyimitiett of three he
ppeiated_to.. communicate ,to..the fa enily', of
the'-deceased,, a: copy•or these 'resplutiena,
and Alai . ittek be published in. the .
.papers of
:the citY,of Austin, signed : by the cliairan
and secrefaiy:_ ' •
'',H •>,-.,----7.i.A..ifi..,:::e.,*...10:.1.:..0,1,*:‘.1.14):*...*--a-'4,:.„.ki:::::,0t-s:iitzt-,
•Vi be.tielivered on Tuesday evening next, the'
I Stilinst:, "Eduenti oil Saloon., f. before the."4lerc
Firo.Company," .by thee 'Rev'. W;, T..,Sprole.Sub
jeat-;—" The true PhilosciPby."
Ladle's admitted gratis; Gentlemen 14 cents.
..
_ Febratul 9, 1 941 - 6-- ,
, .
, . .
-ETTERS,t3R. ADNITNISTICATION :oh the
estate. of Joel ,Hell, late , -of the borough of
Shtppensburg, deed., have been gratited to the sub
scribers: NOTItIE isherebY'giren tahll persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present. therm for
settlement, and those, indebted
,to make pay merit im
mediately, to •
. ..A.LF.KED MATTifEWS, Southampton
't.p..Frankl in county. i • •
.1014 - CAPS; Shippensburg.
February-9,-1842.-61f •
PiathisicB Pulmotitelts,; .
,
Or, Pulmonary Consumption, is a very prevalent
disease, and carries millions to the Cold' arid silent
grave. Delicate young Feinales commonly fall
-prey to this fell deldroyer of human life. This dis
ease commences at. first With ri dry hacking cough,
pain in the side,and breast, loss of app. bite and rest
less nights. At lenght a wasting.. or decay • 'of the
whole body is perceived, which is called' by-rdiiny
ConsuMpticin or "going decline,?' a complaint
that thousands are laboring under with faint hopes
of ever recovering,not knowing that there, is a medi
cinemil sliiig . -which- will alTordrreliereven in:the last
stages: l'his is Dr. Dancaribs - Expectcirani Ilemedy
'for Consumption, COughs, Colds, Spitting of Blood,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and all. diseases of the 'Liver
and Lungs. A . full treatnient is giVen of diseases
in a small pamphlet, which can be had gratis of the
Agent, Avlicre , the medicine can,always be obtained.
Price I dollar per bottle.
ci:IPRINCIPAL OFFICE,No. 19 North Eighth
Street, Philadelphia, where testimonials may be
seen.
For sale- by John Alyers tc. Co., Carlii4l6-m)
Wm. Peal, Stippenstiurg,Pa t ; fcb. 9.
Sherirs --Sale.:
•
Y virtue of a writ of Leve.Pacias, to:mo directed;
II 'issued out of
. the CoUrt of Common Pleas of
Cumberland coUnty, will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House in the borough Of Catlisle; on•
Saturday, the stli day of March, 842, atlo 'o'clock,
A. M., the following descrilmq real estate, Nit: :
- • -
.•. , .
A to - t:er piece of Land 'situate in Church,
town, Monroe township, Cumberland county. bound
ed liv lamb of .Rudolph Key Sher . Michael Morrett,
'And • Main.and High streets; containing, tine nod n•
half acres. more or leau.haviug thereon erected•a
tWO story. BRICK DWELLING 111JCSE, and Log.
Barn, with other out houses. • .
Also—A Lot of. Ground bc?unded-liy:
lands of Abraham Paul, Rudolph Krysher; Esti.,and
the Main street, conto iii i 11111111111111 l nod a hnl
Acres, having-thereon erected tconcood 'a half - story
LOG HOUSE. -
Seized - and taken in execution' alt . thejtropetty_of
- Peter_Liinnger._ Anil - in be sold by me,, • -
' FA UL-11ARTIN, Sheriff;
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, . . ,
Carlisle, Feb'y. 9,1842.-Bt. - - .
County and State Taac-.-
Xforrc 4 is hereby given to all. the taxable in
-1.11 habitants within the County of Cumberland,
Pennsylvania, either for.Statei County,,or Common
Scheid purposes, that the Commissioners of said
county will hold appeals for the year 1842, in
the different liproughs add townships of said county,
at the times and places as published below, for . the
purpose of hearing.nll_persons who . may apply for
redress, and to grant such relief as to them shall
appear just and reasonable, to wit:
Frankfird and Muffin townships, on Tuesday the
' Ist March next, at the public house of David
'neon, in the borough of Newville.
Newville and Newton,, on Wednesday the 2d, at
. the same place. ,
Hopewell, on Thursday the 3d, at the public house
of James Spongier, in Newburg.
Southampton and SlajTens‘burg townships, on Fri
day. the 4th, at the public house of John 1o-
buck, in the borough of Shippenaburg.
Shippensburg borough, on Saturday the sth, at the
same place.
North' Middlehm, on Monday the 7th, at the Com-
missioners' office, in the borough of Carlisle.
Dickinson, on Tuesday the Bth, at the public house
of Jacob Trego, (Cumberland Hall).
West Pennsboro, on Wednesday- the 9th, at the
Public house of Geo. Sheaffer, at Mount Rock.
Silver Spring, on-Thursday the 10th, at the public
house or Joseph Grier, in Hogucstown. •
East Pennsbord, on Friday the 11th, at the public
house of Andrew Kreitzer.
New Cumberland, on Saturday the 12th, at ,the
public house of. Jacob,Poist.
Mechanicsburg, on Monday the 14th, at the public
house of - john Hoover. •
Allen, on Tuesday the 15th, at the public house of
, • David Sheffer, in Shephardstown.
- Monroe,, on Wednesday the 16th, at the public
house, oLJohn. Paul, In Churelitown,
South - Middleton, on Thursday the 17th, at the
conimissioners' office, in the borough of
lisle.
Carlisle borough, on Friday the 18th, at the Corn
_ missionera' office, in said borough.
By order of the Commissioners,
JOHN IRWIN, Clerk, .-
CwimissroiEne.PFFloE; •
Carlisle, Feb'y 8, 1842.
Tatlislt %,gatcp.
noos or Darn Qv, b jrcre
The Spring Garden, Fire Insurance Company .
of Philadelphia, .
Msscr, ,IxsunAsreis, either temporary_ or per.
petualoigainst loss or damage by Fins, itt
Town or Country, on Houses, Hartle and Build.
ings of all kinds; on Household Furniture, Merck ,
andize; Marta* Cattle, Agricultural,
Ournmercial and Manufacturing• Stock, and Utensils
of) every description, as well as illonToioza and
Goiourra Itarizt, upon the.most'favorable terms.'
The following are the usual rates, viz
On St.ine and.brick buildings, from 4
35 to 40 eta. ort $lOO.
" Log andTramo " 60 to 70 eta. on 100.
" lflerchandize and littni.
turo in brick or stone
' • buildings, from
" Do. in log or frame,
" ° Homes, cattle, farming
utensils and sundries;
at about
- 60 cta. on 100
Perpetual Ilisks,
On Brick or Stone buildings, $25 on $l,OOO, the
premium subject to be withdrawn at any time by
the party insuring, at a deduction of 5 per cent: on
the amount paid
Applicatione for Insurance, or any infonnatiob
on the subject; may be made either personally or
by letter, at die Company's Of f ice, at the north=west
corsicr , or Siith and Woo43streets. • ,
' • MORTOWM 4 iiIICHAEL; PreekiCnt,
, . L. KRUMBHA AR, Secrete*, or
JOHN MYERS, AGE7T, Carlisle ) Pa:.,
, . -
Morton„M , Michael, :. ley George M. Troutman,.
..Toseph.Woodi- , . . —.SamuelTownsend, .
P. L. LagUerenne, . . ', Robert . . L.',Lougheadi:'
Elijah Dallett, „ , •R. W. Pomeiox, ' '
Qum W. Sehreineri; Gltarlea,Stokes, ,
Toaeph_J:,
Febivary.. I, 1842:-23:1y: „
•
A `LecUi e'
Notice.
Esta . to of Joel 10, deed.
APPEAL - S.
indemnity_ against
CHARTER PERPETUAL
40 to 50 cta: _ on 100.
00 to .70 cta. on 100.
'Directors.•
Of the - Receipts and Eipendittires of Cumi?erland,Ootinty, by the
Commissioners of said Cottnty, froni the first day of,January - ,
to the thirty-first of December ; -A.I . D. 1841 4 , inclusii ) reo'
Dr.
. , . .. ,
To balance in hands of Treasgter,at last, settlement, .
Balance of taxes outstanding Mast Settlement, - .
Amount. of Coantv,taxes assessed for 1841, ,
Fees due 'County 6y delinquent collectors , - ....- , ' .. • -
This sum received of X. Criswell. for -taxes not asssessed in
• • - - • • - -his duplicate, '- -'
'" . • " .Ab'm. '. Waggoner,- Esq. on ace% of
. Waggoner's Bridge, , -
- . ed - " Isaac Lloyd,Esq. overpayas njuror,
I. . • . 41 M. flolconiti, Esq. fines& verdict fees.
" • " . Do. amount of It. Miles' bond due
' • county for costs,
R. Est ifilierton atull•Wwiderlich ,in full
of Middlesei Bridge Mond, . •
• " • . " - CB. Pcnrose,Esq. and others, redemp- '
.. . .. tiro:matey for Unseated Lands,
111 " M. i i 'Ts , liter, Esq , costs due county by
, .• ~ - ' . Townsley,
'. ." • • ' " • Esquii es Leekey & 11 - smoker, proceeds
- of strays sold hy. them,
... , .r F. R.-M l Koskey in thil of tract cf , u6-
..
_ • -,,_____:__...._ . : .._peated_Laniisln—Perry county sold=
-4 him by tommissioners,
ti ' •.. •• ,L Eimer, dividend due county from es
, - tate of S. Ramsey, deo'd..
_.....„. •
'II " . ' Messrs. Stayimn, Eberly & Bryson, in
full of Bridge Bond, •
.. -
," • Lay St Stouffer, for old stove plates sold
• them by Commissioners,
6 t " • Geo. M'Feely, for old paper ease sold
- . him by Commisatoners, .
II
~ Ab'm. Grove, for eounty tax on Unseat,.
ed Land,
•
W: Fonlici Esq. Cll. Qr. Sess. verdiet
fees received by him, • • . •
.1. H. Graham, Esq. Dept't. Attorney
Gen'!. verdict fees Sm. received by
him, . • ' •
James Sturgis; Esq.illoiley . . refunded on
inquest,
Schedate of outstanding taxes; due County;
per return- off-Treasurer - 31st--December—
•
• 1841, sulifeet exhonetatkons, With
• amount assessed for 1841. • •
Tbzilahips
Years
EMU
1839
1840
1841
South Middleton
Allen'
Darlisls
Dickinson
East - Pennsborougli
Fronk:ford'
Hopewell
MEE
•Mittlin • .
Newton . -
•
Newville
New Cumberland ,
North Midd leton
South Mitlilletpn,
Silver Spring 1 .
Soudianiptnn
'hippensburg R.
Shippcnsburg T.
Nest Pe_ nnsboough
nue county hi Michael noylclor_enste, $36 2 1 Y
I Since paid in full.
1. Sine& paid in.part•
Teter Orerdc'er, •
A. G.. .11f iner,
Wilson sferrett,
Alelmffier Officer
Jacob Lehman
John Hollagher
Brandt:berry . .
J. Pilgrim
To balance in hands of Treasurer,• $l5ll 58.
. . ,
Statement exhibiting the amount of Taxes, assessed Within the County of Cumberland, for the use of the Commonwealth, up
• to the 31st day of December. 1841 inclusive, with the amount of extionerations and fees allowed collectors, the
. -, amount paid into the hands of Robert Snodgrass, Esq. Treasurer, ai,d the balances returned by him
as outstanding, and due by collectors of
_said date, viz f• .: . •
o the whOle amount of State Tax for' 1841;
Downships, &c
Allen
Curl isle
Dickinson
East T'entisborottgh
Frankfort)
I fopewell
Mifflin
Monroe • -
Mechanicsburg
Newton
Newville
New Cumberland
North Middleton
South :Middleton
Silver Spring.
Solitbrimpton
Shippensburg TI.
Shippensburg T.
II est Pennsborongh
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, SS; . •'
•
Wit the Commissioners of Cumberland County,,do
942.: certify that tfie„above . exhibits a true and correct state
j yrz mrnt of The 'Receipts•atich - ExpenditUres of CuM.ber;
4 % land county for the term above atatell, ?s 'also of the
• . . 11 several:totes assessed for the use of the ComliroOL
wealth, aforesaid i with the aggregate of fees and exhonerations
allowed the said term and-also the amount of the several,
taxes outstanding to theltands of the several collectors, according.
to the best of our kfiowledge and judgment.
Witness our hands and deal of office, at Carlisle, the 3d day
of Jantiary, A. D. 1842. - -
A LEXAN DER V. • KERR, •
, .•
• MiC.IIAEL MISHLER, . Commissioners.
J.
' Attest—jortxrt
t ß iv Ell ;y, ll C A le ß rki' l —
, ... . •. • .
1 .. • Minable Real Estate at. ;
TO OUR CREDITORS.. . •
, . .
• - . rivate
_.Sale..
... Take
. P notice that we MO° applied to the Judges of .' NOTICE.
Estate of Mary. Oraizam, deceased.
, The subscriber 'olfers . to *sell, at Private Sale , a teethe benefit of the Insofvent Laws of this Common', - f
. — the Coi.rt of Common Pleas of Cumbeeland-Coutity; •
first rate rem, situate in Southampton towdshiti t wealth, sue they liavosaptfdinte& ' ' ' ' ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate rif Mry
EA Graham, late of West Pennsboeough tow u),
Cumberland chunty; one mile and a half. south 'of • -• , .
Tuesday theldili izr Febtuarii next.. deu'd., Have 3ecn. issued in due form of law to t e
thipponsbuM °iflaming - atibsot•ltiera residing in the sarde 'township.
. - . Aineilraicres, . •• • ' ' • • • - ' ' - .. 'NOT . NOTICE :
fon the h ear i ng of us and our creditora, at the Court •• •
more or less. ' ' • •_ - .boroug h of Carlisle, when add: where
;.. • • ' - House in the
• A150..4 ti nit of land covered with t.nestnixt : i, : a . liereby given to all pezanna bacing biaint_s ar . os . t
*you may attend if you thinkiwoper. • ' . atid_esaite,,to .present tueitt proper l y aut h entica t e d
Pine and. Oak timber. .-•• ~ : •• . .• . . . for settlement ) and all persons andebtedarerequested
The roil ecilr&ments on the farm tire; a good ' • ~• SAMUEL DAVIDSON.
• . , DAVID REED. • .., to mike payment to the subscribers: •. •
' ' . - JOHN Mc:HEM - lAN. • *
XKVID4I,4 al ijiAKB, A . , c ,. :, A January ID, 18 4 2' • - - •
••EL"O V' •V, ;' -:,::::,;,... ,If ' , , - • ' -. .. .''. • • .GrEOROII M.' GRAHAM,.
,iattlerbolmlea l tmi . tell - . IC ff It ° ' °;: II ' c' ‘ '. NOTICIE: '"'' . : . :..„.. .February 2, 184‘4.••••- 4., ,, . _
.. . ~ •
a ritte ew
re , :'BANlel3 ln A.lii t t • --7.''.. - . ,:';'. • .
_, .
crib.
Brick - Milk House; Wa^on Shed : and - ,Cord' • Estill6' of John Saoderson, dee cfr . 1 : " Foe.Hßen •
Aiso__A Still House and over-bead water With 'y':ETTERS
.of Administioliriri ::(.1e biihid: .*.L . --;,,,,-,•'-,•,! P ,'• ,4-‘ " -:. : f :, ; ',.: ''' ...
Hog pen's: In . kood 'order. •••' There, Is ' also young -"-•!! • tion',6oin fastanlente andeao, On the 'wil I lifJohn '-•'• :1
be -,l : ll4e wi" w- In tlie l" e " alle t; a f 34)1 : 1 ' N- ' t . '
Camhard ofgrafkedrricifireoupaa the place.: • 'Fhere Sanderson, late,ot North Middleton townshWdee%:LYNE,,aittiate. in, „Nod • allover
.-
are upon the facrefedi or.' five' hundred • patinele of have bcah leaded in dhe follii of law to tlic s o net ,i..•itreet .t a few ilcictes north or t h e . Ca- ~,,,,t /E, .
poat'and rail fence; pial.oe other fenees iii , e'lfirtefinee re.siding in the borough•af ca e lislat;••••l,7enattallltile'llailb;' thiaLiellse bt,d'el4,,ea.!-, - 4; i ',., :, •,,, •
order. , ,, There I s'•af well.;or Nrater : •and•Plhilith . elliFfierebY Iti,-veris tciall.PeCammliavitip,Ada.imi against sa id :eulti hid Tot.a , : SlLlgtri i ie d bite iIY9,-.. 1, ,, • -:., ; ,,,,,,.. 4 ,,
the lio„and a tramfailingNiting pflrater rune Oete4;topre4ent them properly suthentiOted for set- having heot)••,•disbe. - as , kr for s tifany , •
...
....
through'the klabe. • "1:••'" •:• • •. .:;„ . Alemefit, and all persona indebted 'are requested to y ears :' There are a - 0404,0M gable: Plo .6 rBt
• This farm is welrealculated for grazing.- - - ••• : make, payment to the oubsoriher. ':' ' ', ' * ''' .i. iate,Wafilieutie.-..,., ' :,;'-'.._;:-, .1-I' : ,`, ~ ~. • 4 2 : ,
.• .. . . • ~
---). • "-JA CDB GLIPPINGES. • .
~ JOllll. H. - WEAVER; A dri'r:' ' 4 ' 'Por-Sirilier •partiiiiiare apply at this : Orme.
••• January 26, 1845 ,. • . ''• . .' s • :•- • Decentlier 22,•1641.-6C . . Carlisle,dsinum 26, 18 i i.-- tit. ' ' °
F kwv
,
.BERT • gN00.4;t00i,..1054.,,,,..Trc40reri
Collet iom .`
Ain't ofnu-
Igicatc!sl:B4l
I', overdetv t • • •
1. GotAlyelir •
G. Ilupp-jr:.--f
W. Bent 2 * •
A. G. Miller' t . •
Mtiming
I) Mounts
H. G. Miller,
S. Brutton ---- •
W. - Britker
L. Schutt
W. Sterrett 't
J. Moore
A. Oflicerjr.i •
.1. COlver . •
J. Lelunnn
}Jollnglier t
J. Pilgrinn't
I. L. Brantleberry t
W. K. Tritt _
J. Gritysou. -
1430 82_
1287 60
1792 63
1631..50
$0738
STO 80
421 32
1147 49'
256 90/
883 99
164 84 ,
MD
1521 1)7
1548 84-
_ 1411 14
. - 1029 94
569 185
17L71-
1235 625
MMt=l
$lO 06
250 00
170 00
40 00
417 00
450 00
113 00
100 00
CoPectott
Genrii Iluppjr.
\Winch Behtz, • •
A. G. Miller,
Samuel Mumma,
Daniel Nlountz,. '
Henry' G.
Samuel Itratton
George AV. Bricker,
Lewis Schutt,
Wilson Sterrett,
John Moore,
Alextnler•Officer,jr.
Joseph Culver, •
Jacob Lehman,
John llollngher,
John Pilgrim,
James L. Brandeberty,
AVilliam K. Tritt,
James Glitysou.
1ia..Vv.:0104 , 4 *V..*
.EAY amount paid out oh orders, Eic„attfollows,to-witi '
Witnessei tees in Commonwealth suits, - • $ 491 36
' •Justices -do do 37 93
• Cpbstablei .d'o', do -' . - • ___, 56 64
Directbrs of the Poor, for support of Paupers for 1841, 6000 00
' Grand and ['reverse Jurors pay, •. . • 2329 00
Auditors pay for 1840, : • . .43 50.
County illailanilFeifftentiiii-Y;sundries fiirnished pris . o . netts , 87. ,. c. .
.1.16924
4502
General;Special and ToWnship Elections for'lB4l, • • ' 1670 DO
Wood for Csairt House, Jury Rooms and Commis'rs. 01110, 81 00
Lay St - Stouffer, 1 large'Stove for Court House, •
Judgment in fav9r of 11. Myers, for paper ease for Registers' office, 39 84
•B. Carney, Whitewashing piibliti buildings, • • l9 56
Furnishing room in, public buildings tor Judge, . • • • 53 54
Repairs and incidental expenses ,of• Public buildings, - , '669 35.
• Williarti•Cornmair. repairing Cove Mill Bridge, 97 92
Simifel Black, in full for building,Eberlv's bridge, - , 3300 00
• John Mordorf, repairingyaggoner's bridge, . ' ' 200
John Wunderlich, repairing Middlesex briil&, ~. . ' 94 30
John P. Lyne, furnishing...materials for-painting Flittiiing's bridge; - 41 98
Robert C. Hart-is, painting
,said_l2,rittg,e,lkis.. SO 08
Eastei-n State Penitentiary, siipport of conVicts, : . ' ' •-- - 6 4 4 1 - 8
Sheriff, Holcomb, late Sheriff fees in Quarter Seisione, 1 63 44
' Constables•returils to Court of Qr. Seas. , 101 54
T. Craighead, Esq, Keeper - bf-Penitentiary, .*. - . ' 200- 00
Samuel (Waco, Esq. pay as Director, of the Poor,for 1841, ---- 30 00
John Dunlap, Esq. do do ' - do - • • 30 Q 0
.
Benj. Per, Esq. do 40 do ~ 30 00
.Poor House Visitors for the last two years; , • . . 60.00
James H. Graham; Esq. Commissioners Attorney, • 50 00
Public Printing, ~ . 267
. 40
Taxes refunded,' 3ls
.
Inquisition on dead brdies,. 44 07.
. .
Damages awarded on roads, .
- • - .1 - _. .' 39 18}
Dockets tit Troth'y. Register, Recorder and-Clerk of Courts, , 46 90
Assessors pay for Ilia, , •
~ • .. • 817 87i
Willis Foulk, Esq.-fees-hi Qr. Sess: • - ..- '. -.— . 185 58
George Sanders'on, Esq. Prothonbtary's fees, 8 87
James Dunbar, superintendant yof public buildings, -: 65 00
JaMes H. Graham, Esq. Dept'y. Alt'''. Gen'l. fees in Qr. Sess.. ' 103 00
John Corriman, Esq. pay. as Commissioner in full, • . 139 50
-Alex.-M.-Kerr, Esq. do -do for 1841, .• 191 50
M. Mishler, Esq, do,, do_ ' __do____ • 193 50
Jacob Rherar, Esq. from 26th Oct. till 31st Dec. 1841, inclusive, 66 00
— Jan Irwin; Esq. Commissioners Clerk, • • . • 300 00
Court Crier'spay, - - . " 5 13 00
Paul Martin, Esq. sheriff, support of prisoners for 1841, - • .1281 18
$3;837 451
4,625 58
16,943 12
1 1211
. 6 28}
95 00
1 00
105 12
22 15 ,
30 90 .
26 77
• 17 00
.3 06
75 00
2 17
1,950 00
23 90
12 oi)
DEO
1 00
'Ain't out
startling
159 82
139 92
. .
Vie iv et s df Romig nwl-Bridges,
Orders for killing EQICS, •.
.87 60
012 19
341 43
ommission allowed Treasurer at 17-8, cents pee dent;
Exoiicrations allowed•collectcirs,. .
Fees, , • - do, • •
Balance due by collectors of 1841,
do do• of 1839 &
—Balaniee in bands of-Treasurer,-
219 al
l'2o 04-
383 9gi
37 82
_571 473
628 104
211 31
17081 i
58 7.1
299 853
$e7,216 29
By exlinneration allowed collectors,
Collectors fees,' . •
Amount of Taxes received by Treasurer,
Balance of taxes otttstanding, •
$10,244 22
0,244 22
Bills of de-.
ficienqes,
6 27
Anount of the
Drrplicntes.
825.02
2125'27
782 53
837 58
222.62
190 78
196 11'
644 66
160 29
•
472 79
140 03
51 rs
651 18
' 797 86
651 92
' 478 77
250 71
92.45
792.50
`510,244-22
,
• WE, the undersigned, Auditors of. Cumberland county, do
certify, that having examined :the accounts and iottehers' of
RoberFSnodgrass, Esq., Treasurer of said county, from the
Ist day of -January,to-the 31st day of Theetuber; MO . ; incht ,
sive, do find it
one
in the, hands of. said Treasurer dtio - said
county, of one thousand •five hundred and eleven dollars and
fifty-eight cents; exclusive of the several takek assessed for the
use of the• ColeinnoWealth. And we further certify that the
above exhibits-e correct statement Of the outstanding taxes r 7
by the respective collecters, aiseetled for—thtruse,of-the--Cont
menWealth within said couitty as Above stated.i
• .
• Given under our bands at the Commissioners
.office; in Ca r -.
lisle, this Bth- day of January, A.. D. 1842. . •
• THOS. H. BRITrON,
. • SAMUEL 11111;LIAN1S, Auditors.
'
• • , •
PETER: 11ARNHAIIT; • 2
IMEMEI
Collectors
Fees.
40 OS
it 05
MB
1113
1 16
7 89
T 3
6 84
3 26
80 p 1
EZO
$ 8 . 074 $ 201 - 4 sr
$ 47 55
IMMiI
ill
$10,2.41 2.3
Balance un
paid.
.4t/tount of •Tax
. received.
777 81,3
1800 00
• 589 56
649 71
210 01
• 65110
. • • 185 20
627 55
149 05
320 00
120 93
18 00
—;1417 42
473 00
406 55
954 - 37
117 6S
60 00
. 552 73
5 , 25 '27
192 97
467 87
125 78
115419
264 86
244 77
194 40
133 08
39 45
179 77
• Carlisle Eight Artillery.
P -•
. .
ARA,DRIer drill nt the Armnty on Tuesday
ilie'22d insifint; at SO o'clock, A. M, hi white's'
unifortri "(with stripes:) By order of.the Captain..
J. IL HERNAN, 0. S.
• February °,1642. _ ,
F - 11 .1 0 LET
ROM the. FIRST. DAY OF APRIL ._
NEXT, the premises adjoining the Post
Office, in North- Hanover &rat; now in the , In
occupancy of George Aughinbaiigli; --
Garlisle, February 2, 1842.. if. •
Cr.
,
' - LIST OF LETTERS',-..
Remaining in the Post-Office at Carlisle, Fttrearii•
4 1 842. • .
azj'Enquiears will please Say ailivetiseti: . •
Ainswortli Henry II • Keel Philip . i : ~ •
Albright Catharine Miss Kelly Henli ti - •
Albright Peter . Kelly Ale ,'' •- ',
Anstln JoSetili,'Esil - Kline Lawrence -
130Yer Catharine Miss . Keeighbaum Adani•
Brown Willtaln • ' .- Itreidee-Sicob ..
Black Robert '', 4 ' - - ..Kiiti-Sninuel-2' •- - - -
T3eily Stimuli: Miis. . Kutz Jacob, - . •
'Bonner Frederick •. ' Leiby Jacob . . '•,
Bell Diiiid . ( Waggoner) Lei(li Georg
I.li , own Nies . , - Leslier John% •
Bailey.llaniel -- • ' Lindsay Thome'
Bollinger David ` 'Logan John . _ .:._.
Bu.slikirk John . - ' • -Long Rev. Daniel
Black Mrs Jane Loomis Amass 2 . '
Bowman John • ' Love Miss Isabella - 0
Bell Miss Sarah '. McMakin 'William ..
Beeneman Ahraliam 'Merlin! Miss Ail ii • ...
Boyle Mielniel & Philip McGinley Miss Itelietea
Belt William' ` • . Illankall.fievilatell '
'Barnes Miss M.Reliih McAlliiii•vn ;lime* . .
Bacon John • . -- - • _NlcKire'VVglion , • '
Boil George -, MeManits jail L
Baker Mrs Elizabeth ' MarslibliC. 8. - -
, Butler Samuel ' Mitrilii David . i l
Brown Samuel - Martin Jerotnetr -; ' .:
Cuntz Miss Mary Morrow- Miss Margaret • -
Calton Francis ., :Ninnies Samuel
Carothers Geore C Monesmith Andrew, .
Carter Paul BeCk
~,., Miller John -
Cook Willgarrin : ' ,J illerMiss Charlotte
Cook William N • Mecrosky. Heny. . .
Cook Stephen' . ' Morgan James .
Cows Tesherd .• Mountz Jacob • • •
Clark John A . Mount: Martin,
Cretzmeier Frederick MOuntz John , '
Denison George 13 Moorin ad SUFAII E
Dalai. Miss Juliann , Myers John
Diller Peter Nebel Jacob-- - ,
Dot4:_e Alheet NNatehelL,Gsilleiel c.t - ,
Dowtlen Junles ''' ' • ;Naito!' George:
Draciiin Mks Sarah- Nirkev„Ahraliam - •
'Daley Mrs Eli Zit Paid Sohn „. ' •
Diniliae - .1 olin . telll-i• Petei• 11 ~ •
EhatigifDr H. . '' 1 . Quaid:ll:y Pelee])
Ego N. I!. 8;1. A. : - ltan.kin 4antes •:
°Elliott Christi:ulna C ' "Rieltartl'Athau
'- . •
,Etilinan , :loseph .• ~ -- llinly Joi:il9 ,
FriCZLAiltilaei ) Sl' - '.. Russell Nlis , Nfary W .-
-
Fry Nlartin - ,Siiittlerfoli Jelin Eng
Gallagher Ames •' , Statlees Nese t.t • -
Galloway Joseph Seeogginscllarkh , .
Get-Hunt Benjamin ' ' Sl,is h Pl,lliii
Gilmore John - . Stunk Mrs-Elizabett -- -
Gipe Jitenb._.___ --Siininiaot--.llarritret -----
GipsonWilliam Smith Sairml .1 •
Greenwnit,Danicl ' • Sinii hers IS. 13:Eaq; _' -
Grin;; Daniel . -Sileilaker Bradford •
Hamilton Samuel Slahler Dos id II • .•
Hanna Sarith • . -, Stahl Miss Elizabeth
Harkness Nies Isabella . Stainounr V ovg
Mills John • .- Stiles, Edit aril Jas _ •
HzuTis It. C ' • Stiles llenjutban .. - :
Haverstock Peter l'izzard NI iss_Marlah—
Heffner Jacob- Viiik ;Pcior ~
liernminper Alin ---; - . -4 4A . 1 - ;ltheet. 111... nit el • -
lien. Christian Wells :Doges .., :
Ilockley Thomai - .Wertz Mrs Maria.
Horner Henry - Willliour John .2 .
HoOver Daniel '• Witmer MOHO
flossier Benjamin . Wilke lidtv.,l4l • -
'flow:and Jacob - • Wormier Mrs Isabelli
jintton_Sarah - Wolf William
Hutton Sara t-•- • 's 'Woods Jnim - •
Johnson Mrs Mary . Zearing John It '
'Jones Mrs - . Ziegler Henry
,Jones Jaines ---- ' Zinn-Peter .
$19,783 79
199 13
Din
.$20,00F1 45
575 16
Min
738 714
1-43.03,
279'74
-- 1 - 411 -58
WM
,
CARLISLE BARRACKS; .
Clark Lt 130.ar(12(l Drag.Cr . cen
F!., K. Stil Drag. Ilinton 11'iMuhl F 2
Babbitt Charles A. 2 Killain iltarlen
Dairy ;It 11 , ,Iiiason Lemuel R S
Farber John C Smith Larvavi 11.
• \N". M. POUTER; I'. 111
MI
, Splendid Lotteries for
PEBRUARY, 184. Q:
G. Gregory Lii• Cu.; dranai;
gerS. •
$ 47 58
107 37
8074 4 , 2 i
2 1 /14 87
Virginia Leesburg tottery. .
Class C. for 1842. To be thane aat Alexandria, Va.
'atiaday, February 5, 1542
SPLENDID SCHEN C.
GRAND cApiTALB. •
1 prize of 525,000 1 prize of Opt)
1. •do of . 1'2,500 1 prizi,s of - 1 TOO
1 do of . 6,000 1 do of - 1,600
t do of • 4,000 e do of 1,300
1 do. of • ° 2 SIT 3 ,do of I,Sod
I do of ' e„ow s d 6 of 4,5.50
1• do of ' - •1,000 9.00 -do of 500
Ti Edicts only $lO-11a I ve. ss—Qiiiirteis $2.50.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Wbole Tickets 030
do Hai' do
Do. ilO Y 5 Quarter do 32 50
DM
Uhion
Class No. 1, for I s4e.
EMI
ro he drawn at Alexrndria, 1). C. on Saturday, (hi
• 19. th of February, 1842. •
' BRILLIANT SCHEME
S prizes . of . $r25 : 000 • 50 prizes of $l,OllO
Idoof • 10,0001 50 do of SOO
1 .do of 5,000 50do 01. • 250
1...,d0i of - 2,177 1 65 do . - of , 200
'rickets only $lll--Iftives $5-•Qu•arftv $2 50
Certificitiee . Oriip.6l;oge of 26 oiliiile IieItASISO
Do do . 126 halves do 65
-Do ' . dO 26 quarter'i do 32 Ad
Virginia Niongalia,LotterS%
Class C, for 1842.
To be drawn at Alexandria V3l. on Saturday, 26th
'February, 184.2.
61'1.1:S010 661104 E.
1 prize of • $30,000 1 prize of . 1,2,870
1 lib - of 12,000 , 30 -do- -of 1,0110
1. ito of 10,1>00 60 do of • 500
I do of '• 6,09 . *At) do of • 400
4 do ,of • 5,000 129 do of 250
1. do or spoo &c. &O. ate:
Tickets $lO-41alveS $5-=.4.isarters $2 50, - -
.Certlficates of paekagea of 26'ulioletitkets $l3O
do do 26 linlf do 65
do • do 26 quarter do 32 50'
too Pries of Sior,:knO, amounting to
$lOO,OOO. . •
'Union Lottery.
Class No. 2. CO 1242. To ho drawn telklextindria,
1). C. on Saturday; FeblllBl.l, 26(141842.
BRILLIANT SCiIRDIB. • ••'
1 prize of $:36,000 ; tof slo,ot 0t.55,60 1 , t. of
$3,000 ; lof 2,500; 10 of $1,017; 100 of $1,&00; . .
10 or S3OJ; 2.0 of $4250; 84 of $200; . .
Tickets $lO-11alrez$5- - 7 4narfers
Certificates of packag6k of 2.S o hole tickets $1 SO,
1)O. ' do 25 half do ' .65
Do. 416 25 naarter do 52 5d
For Tickeiz add Shcires - or Ge r i licales fir Prick.= •'
aAtve in the shove Splendid Lotterier.,-,—adOess • •
J. G,OIIEGOIIY Sr CO. Maniir.ere,
' • , Nlittshington City; D. C.
Drawingasent immediately after they aro to
'all who order an above. •
•
•
..• • • rficyriiiictu.... • .
•Eitilte ,of Saniziel C. .gttgar; decd
ETTERAINTis:rit ATION tth tl.
•ju estate of SurriterC: . Edg'a'r; Ittto:Of 'Shit:Teo!. •
burg, Ott tftberland county; det'tlC, butt.basi.gratitetr
to the itubscribir r I%IOTI C i 8 erethy giito to , all
sone itulebte,d atioVe:ehllite.to muktl 4)lttineht,
and thoso • haviug.eliims to itreseut. them fegallp •
proved.. rtti
to Robert Cochor ,
uttheeriber, on or belore'thelst Jun:e'lB42,or others'
vylise t he barred of all benefit ci"• said eatnio. .
• • 4-- .3011:4 Ertt•Nal .4k;`
lanuurf 12„t 94 4 ' t-.
3
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ri