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HERALD & EXPOSITOR.
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I .VEDNESDAY, FiIBRiTARY :16, 1842
'Ourown scribblinge are this.week crowd-
_ed_out..by_the_ etfers of our Washington.
ro them We most cheer
-ftillfgrve way, ait - d commend -- them to-ourH
readers.
WelaSt; Week "through mistake'of the
printer," defratided otir correspondent of
his lawful , . signature. Hayin - g this week
."repudiated w the "P" and established. th e
rightful "L," 'We hope to be forgiyen our of-,
fence, promising to "sin-no:, more."
10:73.The small Relief notes were last
Week no sale in Philadelphia, except at the
brokers' offices, where - they were sold by
'poor laboring men' it from 30 to 50 per
cent discount: We learn that they are a
gain current. Their temPorary •deprecia
iion was occasioned by the brokers for
their own benefit. •
-THE NEW YORK MIRROR of last week
contains one of the prettiest eligravings we
have ever seen. Sitbscribe for the Mirror
and you will never regret the expenditure.
which . passe,d the- ifouse- of Reliresenta-•
T tives,.hatla first reading in the Senate• and
'-Was-then—referred..to a.,-eelect,cotutnittee,'
who reported a new bill essentially,differ;-
ent
,frlut the bill or the. House. It pro
vides for innnediatetestuiption - und'er -pen
alty of a forfeiture of charter, provided,
.h - oWevet; that no Bank - shall, be'
`tu
pay .mSpecie.during any period , nrinnety
days more than .five - per cent.;.on her capi
tal actually ;paid in. .71/1 7 :e:_shbulddescant
upon.. this bill had we 'room. . We look
. 111 - Kin it as - A hunihug.
If:7"`TEE OSAOE VALLEY, "- ' . ll new pa,
per-established at Warsiw, - Bcnton county,
Missend, has.nailed -Benton at its head, for .
• the aext President, and the editor is deter
mined -not tor-reit - love Until. he Oshall
have - been elevated-to - that -high station.- If
_twe_mayjudgefroM the - 'siins of the times.'
lite name' of 'Benton is-destinetllu'be=taited
:there until the end_of time.
UNITED STATES SENATOR ELECTED.-
.
'The Hon. William Sprague hae been elect
ed Senator in 'Congress 'from 'the State of,
'Rhode Island; in the place of the Hon. N.
F. Dixon, Tecently. deceased. The whole
Whig vole waslo--Locofoco vote 10.
AtIOTHER-BANK CONE--The Granville
40hio) Bank has stopped payment. •
icrThe following notice, cut from a
/newspaper, has been handed us for publi-
cation.
• Towanda :Bank
recent investigation having convinced the
directors of this bank, that a. considerable
amount of notes under the act of Assent
. bly of 4th of May last,. has -been
and improperly put io circulation, the pub
lic are hereby notified that all notes signed
by T. Dyer, Clerk, and J.. C. Boyd, Clerk,
:purporting to hive been issued 44 by order
of the board of directors" of the 'Towanda
Bank, will not be received or redeemed at
• the Bank. .•, .
By order of the Directors.
• • - H. S. VAN INGEN,
February 2, 18'42.... ~ •
'.lnfamous " repudiation rrnr this ,be
the,. way the Towanda Bank designs to
swindle the people, her Directors and'oifi
oars are villains all.
'RECONCILIATION.
Letter writers from Washington have
led the'public to suppose that kindlier in-
lieen,ces were about to control at Washing-
ton.
: •
The signs of the times, as welNts private
information, induced us to suppose that .-.
this,'was" mere gossip. Suh. cwe regret to • APPEALS•
~say itwas. There is every renal* to believe County and ',State Tax.
remarks
;that UM K he x ed; annoPied from t h e IV OTICE is hereby given to all the taxable in-
New. .• - , IN habitants within the County of Cumberland,
N York American, are true. Pentisylronia , either for State,County, or Common
"You 'have" probably noticed some new School. purposes, that the Commissioners of said
An d ,
count will hold the appeals for the year 1842, in 1
4batehes of appointments and .removals,
1 the different boroughs and townships of isitleounty,
..may perhaps have •suspected them to , b . e a ut the time and places as published below, Qtr the
partial realization of 'the dubious antictita-.4 purpose of hearing all persons who may apply for
..tiona of - a
gradinilii-vittigification of• John redress, and to grant such relief as to them antilop- .
, pear just and reasonable., to. wit.
Tyler. Not - so. -ue said yesterday, be . , Franic,f4Td - and alliffiin township, on Tuesday the
thould appoint no more 'W
higs• and no in March 11;0,M the public house of David Bleat,,
'More L,oictfocos t that duty -bound him to• 'in the boroogh of Newrille. -• . -
• Areurville &ad alleloton,onVednestlay the 2d at the
.. tittalalia,.thotte' ViihO'su — prirtgril ;him. 'I have same place.•
hoisted the ; Tyler flag, ' cm's his declara- - floposocti, on Thursday the 9d,itt the public house
0 004 ,6 an d I. m e a n to, sus t a in it., ", . , of James Sponsler, in Newburg.
Southampton and Shippenthurgtownships,onFri
__
day the 4th, at thepublic house of John Roebuck, in,
the borough of .Shippensburg.,_ • • .
Skippenthurg Lcrongh, on Saturday the sth at the
same piece.' _. '
.A iires 'Middleton, on Alf o n day th e7th, nt the Com.
missitiners' office in the borough of Carlisle: ,
' Dickinson, otiTuedsay the Bth, at the public house
or Jnooli•TinO, ptinberland Will
. ' West Pennaboro' -nit Weilneaday •.the 9th, at the'
'pub i 6 house of f";eo.'Slieoffer,at Mount Rock.'.
Silver •Spriok, on Thursday the ilkiilit the publio '
holm - of Joseph Grier,in HogitestOwn. - ' ' ' '
/:'as:' Peqnsboi.o , ' on Friday the llth, at the public
, hotisifor AfidreW Keeitzer.. • . '•
.it,
,Cumberland, on :.Saturday .the 12th, id' the
public houseref Jacob Poist. : " ' -- - - '
t - Mechanicsburg; too
,Mpiiilay the 14th, at the pub
lic house i:if 'John Hooroi• • ' • „" ! • • '
41/len, on Tuesday :the 15th; at the 'public house
of Daviil'Sheaffer, in SfiepherdstoWn. -. ' ':.: ' ' ' '
Monroe An . Wednesday the 16th, at the public
heese of leihnTatit,' in ChiarchtoWn.. ' '.'. ," • • •
South Middleton', On Thtirstraf the 17th, at- tile
Commissieners' offlee, in the borough of Carlisle. ,
, Ca - Hiatt , BorOugh, on Friday,the 18th, lathe Corn
inisSioners' Office, in'said boroup,• , ,,' . • -.
By order of-lthe'CortiirilsSiOners.' ' ' ' .• '' i ' • •
' ' ' JOHN IftWIN, Cl*: •
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FRIGHT OF PETITION.
SoOthern politicians ,are ..crazy,„, ;I'hey
paid' matters so far on this sujecit,",that
'drise honest men from them every
The - free States' tell them—every- man
who kno ys.a''line of the Constitution tells
. them=tb'et elaVery in'the Statel.cannot be
• Aoiched„.flt'ip theirs to do with it aa they
will! 1t ie iheirS by law. and the country,
'almost to a mani - lays the late as it ; is shell
,bet - maintained. What more can be said
What more do they want?
Vetter liberty of speech, as we' may, and
the, unbought power of the human miqd
thOse•fetters grounder as if they
• wers -, itaude , of glass. 'No 21st rule, nor
'!".ettY:OtheiYale; can-subdue it What 'folly,
what cobvardice, then,' tii behind a
parliamentary irOmuall' The eliiialry'which .
. s . o a9nAllits".itsOf ,should meet any question
lopenly, and in the face Of day, and bid God
speed to him - who- has thel right. .'
I" Nor, will.thiequestion be blinked. Whp
so poor_ tut. tabe'priVilegSd tOnoffertip .
a prayer? Who so mighty-as to afftroi4that
shall . .not,be heard ? It is a sight natural
to:van. But it is, also, a right guarantied
by the Constitution, and. the, very .
whkekbids use leave slavery: Where
it is forces us, to' claim that right noWT.Sid
alvv . ays, as sacred . --inviolable.
And does. he 86aliJhitik—thictlieffee
' States will yieldjt-up;because l liiisooth
certain petitions jar. upon its ear? Be it
that they ,are foolish. ..Beit that they are
fanatic. The denial of them . , the refusal.
to receivethem, the effort to.smoother them
tip by, parliamentary rule, will make
~Mers
who pro neither foolish nor fanatic join with
those who are so. We say to the ,South,
be'wise in season, be just when it will seem,
a virtue to be so.- 7 Cineinnali Gazette.
• VORRESPONDENCE.-A correspondent of
the_New York Evening Postiesevere upcin
Mr.-Stevenson, for his last letter -tv, Lord
Aberdeen previous to the former genthan
leaving England. Our ieaders.will probe
thavearly in December, adoc-
Casinna), correspondent of thici paper inform
ed-us fiiciin• Washington, touching thcrisitu t
atiod'in-which Mr. Stevenson left the . ques-•
tics of search in Erigland*his boast of the
tenor. of his .lettere,...and
,the
,apprehension,
(not fears) - which they-justly excited in the
mind . even Of the Secretary of State.*
There was - a straight forwarcUrtiovemeolin
that correspondent, which -- carded the'
Madisorrian, and...that paper came forward
with an attemptto gainsay the letter writer's
remarks; but it failed in its attethps, or was
checked . from other quarters; before it
.quite coniradicterfonr-correspondent-L 7. ----
•Perhaps -that lettei writer-had as good
an.opportunity . pf knowing virliat was going
on:1441;e :Departments, .and in the.. White
Ifritute, any person whci 'writes a -letter
'from . Washington. And we have befot..e, !
tis an - epistle, setting forth Clonally matters
occurrence , eonne - Med• s •With7tly . •
.distribution' of- public .patronage.,..Which
would make crime persons blush atjite
prisure of their misrepresentations, and all
regret that public •Itititi could be
..thus"tap.„
proached. • • ,
'cided that the e . .hartetr—or ff tite= Bank of Illi
nois, at Shawneetown, is constitutional and
Reporter. -
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~. . MARRIED. •
' On Tuesday, ;the 18th of January, - in
Dickinson ton nship, by thc.Rpv, J. Rosen;• -
lcrg,LlVlr. -- Joha M. Richter, to Miss-Na•
tilda P. Spankler, both of the above-place.
/In this boroughs Mt:Wednesday morn
ing last, after a ahort illness, Mrs. SARAH
ROLANDER i relict of the late Mr. Con-.
rad Bolander—aged about il3 years.,
OARZISIZ AGilllll . O7.
Indp,miOly against
• Loss -Or Damage by Fire.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. ' •
Ike Spring Garden Fire Insurance Conr
. pony of Philadelphia, •
lt 'WAKE INSURANCES,• either.
.temporary or
iv perpetual, against loss or .damage by Fire, in.
Town or Country, on Houses, Barns and Buildings
of all kinds; on Household Furniture, MerChandize,
Horses, Cattle Agricultural, Commercial & Manu
facturing Stock, and Utensils of every description,
as wall as Mortgages and Ground Rcnts upon the
most favorable terms .
The following ari_the usual rates, viz:
•
On atone and brick buildings, from
35 td 40 eta. on $lOO
60 to 70. eta. on 100
" Log and Frorne "
" Merelnindize and furniture
in brit:icor stone buildings,
from '4o to .50.0 A, on :100
60 to 70 cts. on 100
" Do. in log or frame,
Ilorses,cattle,liu•ming Men
ails and sundries, at about
PERPETUAL RISKS.
On Brick or Stone buildings, $25 on $1,000; the
premium subject to be withdrawn at any time by the
party insuring, at a deduction of 5 per cent. on the
amount paid.
Applications for Insurance, or any other informa
tion on the subject, may be made either personally
or by letter, at the Company's Office, at the north
west Corner of Sixth and IVood streets. . '
MORTON ISPMICHAEL, President. '
L. KRUM BI I A AR; Secretary, ot‘
JOHN .1. MYERS, AoLirr, Carlirle, Pa.
DI RECTORS.
Morton M'Michael, George M. Troutman,
Joseph Wood; - • Samuel Townsend,
P. L. Lagnerenne, . • Robert•L. Loughead,
Elijah Dinette, R. W. Pomeroy,
Chas. W. Schreiner, Charles Stokes,
Joseph J. Sharpless
,Fehruary, 9,1842.-3 th., .
cot Office,
Carlisle,
ME
• $60,000.425,000.415,000•••
.12,000—510,000-10 of $1,500-20 of
. $1,200-50 of $l,OOO.
. Claim No. •
Tobe:dra.vin at Alexantir'
19th-of-B1
' HEILLIANT SCHEME :' ' . • . •.•
4-grandeapit . akofs6o,ooo ---10 prises of 'l,-00
1-Spleatlid-pri . ceof2s;ooo—.-24V—do'' ---- - ''..° - 4 -- .250'
1 . do: .15,000 - IQ - - do -- - - .4.000
1 , do , • , .12.000 ' 50 :do '.- • 500
I. • do ', '' ' ..10,000 153 (atg 9 nos:) (O. 400
1 do ... .- "" 9,000 65 prizes Of • .250
1 ',,do 7,000• 65. do i • 200
. .. .
1•. do ',... 0,666. 65
2' , :- do ' 5,000 130 •do - = , •SU
3.., - , do - =. • 4,000 260 -, do. - . •• - 60
5, do . ~ ' .9,000 260 'do . - 50
5 do .; ,- .2,000 4225 Ao. 40
1160 114 or 24 drawn number) prizes of 30
M 1.40 .90 or.4th or .sth drstw'n'nomter'y 25
16,540 ant other dra‘vn number), • ' ' 20
76 nunkb6r lottery-13 drawn ballots.
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Ticketss2o-Halves slo-Quarters $5-Eighths $2 50
Certificates of,packages of 26 whole tickets $2BO
•Do • do "26 halves' do ' 140
-, ---Do-
Do
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' Tickets and shnres.and certificates' of packages
in tile above magnificent scheme constantly for sale,
in the greatest variety of numbers, at The ( office of
the Manngers,sieat door east oT Gadibefe liotel,,
Washington..• • ' • , ' , •
Qrders from a " distance will receive thi most
prompt attention, and as soon as the drawing is over
an.account of it will be sent to all Who ord er
Address'',eotr's
us. Address'', - .. ... .. - o.
J. G. GREGORY- & CO. Managers,
Washington City, D. C.
Applictition for Tavern 'License.
is hereby given, that intend to ap
ply , tt term of thkcourt of Quarter Sessions
NOlre
next ie E
of th
Cumberland count, fora License to keep a taw-,
ern or public hottse;•tn the house which-f-tiovoceti
,py in.lbe 'borough of Carlisle.,
• • ---- ANDRENrROF.II.Ti:
February 16, 1842.—5 t.
We the undersigned citizens, of the 43orongli of
Carlisle in the coon typf Cumberland- i f-do sertify. that
we are well acquainted with• the above named An
drew Roberts, and that he is. of good r4:pute fir
lionestrand temperance, and is .well provided witli
house room and conveniences for the lodging' and,
accomr* - 1“ ition ot strangeriv and'travelkrs; and we.
tlierefore reccommeud hith to-your honors 'as well
deserving of a license, and further say, that a tavern
at thestaild is an .acco mniodation to the public.
Jno. Harper, '. Hugh . '
4.4c0. Ege, . - , Geo. Sanderson; • '
WHolcomb; W.,Foulk;
Robert Snodgrass.,, . Hugh Reed,
Jos. - JJ. Halbert, ; 'John M. Gregg, '
James_Eostlewatt,:__ Herkry_Roads,
John D Gorgas,.
C. Macfarlane; .G: W. Ceabb-.-7
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A riplication - for Tav e rn -License..
lOTICE le hereby given, that I i ntenti-to apply
: at the next term of the Court of •QUarter Sex
"sions of Cumberland, county, for a License to keep
a utvelii (*public house, in the house I now Accupy
in the borough of Shippensbnrg. . ' .
CHRISTIAN ZUCK:
We,. the.subscribers, citizens. of the borough of
ShippenabUrg, in which the - si above mentioned-inn-or
tavern prayed to be licensed is proposed to be kept;
do hereby certify that Christian Zuek, the aboVe
named applicant, is of good repnte for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with house room
and conveniences for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and travellers, and that said tavern is a
public sicciimmodati on.
Jacob Ileek, Joseph P. Nevin,
Geo. flamill, Robt. Coebrsm,
Jonathan peal, ldhn McKee,
David Kenower, ' . John Roebuck, ~.
George . McGinnis, :„ Jacob Engle,' •
11 Nevin. ' • Alexander Stewart;
February 16, 1842.—5 t.
Application for Tavern License
Notice is'hereby given, that I intend to apply at
the neat term of the Court of Quarter 5e3610113 of
Cumberland county fora license to keep tutavern or
public house, in the villiagc of Newburg in Hope
well_ township in said county, in the house at present
occupied by James Sponsler as a public Woe.
. _ • • C. RANDALLS.-
the undersigned, citizens of Hopewell town
ship, in the county of Cumberland, do hereby certify
that the tavern above prayed for is necessary to ac
commodate the public, and entertain strangers and
travellers, and further say, that Alio above named C.
Handalls is of good repute for'honesly and temper
ance, and is well provided With tousc room and con
veniences for the accommodation of e, trangera and
travellera.
J. Sponaler, IVm. P. Hess,
Daniel McCoy, Roht. Elliott,
Jacob . Heffiebower, .19111C9 Hemphill,
Robert Clark, 7 William Green,
John Morret,"David - Wherry,
Joseph Quigley, • David Lesher,
George Gunkle, James Henderson,
John•
I'. Green.. .
50 di. on 100
• FLOUR.
, .
lir UST reseiretl a lot of SuperEne
or el WHEAT FLOUII
and or an e at the
store of - . • I . RICHARDS.
February 16, MU.
Of ten. years standing, cured by the use. of Dr.
Harliehs Compound Strengthening hind German
Aperient Pitts. SITS. Sairahßefer,wife. of William
Boyer,North Fourth street abooeCallowhill, Phila.
delphia v entirely cured of. ie above distressing dis
ease. Her symptoms were habitual- costiveness of
the.bowels, total lose ot appetite, excruciating
. pain
in the side, stomach and7back,depression.of spirits,
extreme debility, could-not lie on her left side with
out an aggravation ,or ,gala, with •other symptoms
indicating great dersingementin.the functions of the
Mrs: Boyer w.acattended:by several of the
first pliyaletsaie, but received •but Mild relief 'froM
their medicine—at last, a friend of hers- procured
a package of Dr. HarlachisStrengtheising and Ger
man AperientPipt, which, by the use of nee pack
age, induce lieFto continue with the medicine, which
resulted - in .effecting a permanent cure, beyond the
expectations of her friends. .
irr Principal Office*, N 0.19 North Eighth street
Philadelphia. '
For sale.at the-Drug Store of. J.' J.. Myers k Co.
Carlisle,and Wro: 2 Peal,Shippendburg. reby: 16
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virtue of a writ of LeviFacins;to me directed,
1111 issued out of the court of Common Plea's of
Cumberland county, will he exposed to publie sale
lit the Court House in .the borough bf, Carlisle, on
Saturday the .sth day of March, I tin, at tO o'clock,
A. M., the following described real estate, vie: •
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A Lot or pfpCe of Land situate in Church
town, Monroe township, Cumberland oouidp, bound
ed by taxis of lltidotph Kryslaer. Michael Morrett,
and ,Mai and High streets, containing, one and a
half Items more or less; having thereon erected a
two story BRICK DWELLING HoUSßoutti Log
Barn,.with other out houses.' •
Of-GrOunit bounded by
landarof Abraham Paul, ltudBipti KiTilter;'Oeci.; and
the. Main street; containing about one and a half
acres, having thereon erected iron° anta'half . atiory
140 G IiOUSC.\ ,„. ,j, •
Seized and talien,lot-exemillon at, 11.f6 property Of
Peter Limoger.• ,Atfti , to be 'sold bY me, . ,
, PAUL MARTl44l,lheiiff.
' • snritiir't Orptcr,
Feley. 9 # 1142..—5 t.
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1."'"7.'11‘ trt awn - IS Ica) oti-tt ofe
MAMMOTH. SCHEME.
OTTERY—
•,Tor 1842.
st. D. C. on ' gaturdni, the
rck;lB42. •
, UNION L
do :26 quortere do -
.TO
•do 26,eighths do ' 95
February 16; 1842
February 16, 184.-3 t•
Lift r Caanp taint
Sheriff's Sale.
Caps ! Caps-Ili • •
• Yusfreoei*,o4 on,extensive,covertmet of;Otter, Fir
Ceylpt aiitl Cloth Capsoobtill•tAril I
be' iold of. redeceil prices • " •
' • CLIP.PINGER Bt . cAltr t v.‘
Sh;Pret"'"ro,l,l”ll4.l,l,ll3olliF.:
Of the Reeeipts andElpendlitires. of,Cumberland County, ly :the
Coirimissioners said County, front the -first day of January,
to the thirty-first'of December; A. D. 1841, inclugive.
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~Dr._.___ :-
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To balance in hands of Treasurer it last'Settlement - ,
Balance of taxes outstanding at last settlement, • • -
Atriount of Countv taxes assessed for 1841,
Feei.due County toy delinquent collectors, •
This sum received of J. Criswell for nixes not asssessed . in
• his duplicate, " , • .
' Ab'm. Waggoner, Esq. on ace% •of
Waggoner's Bridge, • •
4, Isaac Lloyd,Esq.overpayas ajuror,
a M. Holcomb, Esq. fines kverdict fees,
, Do. amount of•lL,Jililes'. bond due '
county for costs,.' • . .
• "" R.LambertonandJ. Wunderlich,infull
" • -• of Middlesex Bridge Bond,.
" • CB:Penrose,Esq. anduthers, redemp- 1
`" • tion - money for Unseated Lands,
M. Mishler, Esq. colds dee uoutity •by
M. TOwntiley, - •• • • '•
Esquires Leckey& Hamaker, proceede
of strays sold by them,. , • .
F. MlCoskey in full of tract cf Un
seated Lands 'in Perry county sold • •
him by Commissioners, • • •
J. Ritner, dividend due county from es-
tate cor Rodney, deed. •••
Messrs. StayMan,Eberly k Blison;
hill of Bridge Bondi, • r
Lay Btpteuffer,for old :dote plates sold
them by Commissioners, •
Geo. M'Feely, for old paper case sold
!iiin by, Comphisioners,
Ab'm. Grove, for county nix on Unseat
ed Land,
W. Fonlk, Esq. Qr. Seas. verdict '
- fees received by him; .
.J. H, Graham, Esq: Dept'y. Attorney -•
Gen'l. verdictrees receiveilby
- - .
Jaime Sturgis, Esq.money4rellioded on
inquest,
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Schedule of ou ndmg taxes, due Count. 9,
per return. of Treasurer 31st December
1841i-subject' to exhonerations, tic., with,
wriount assessedfor 1841.
Townships. I Fears. CoVectori,
1 83 9
1840
1841
Carlisle,
South'Middleton
Allen
Carlisle
Dickinson •
East Pennsluirough
Frankrord
EMS=
Mifflin •
Mechanicsburg,.
Newton'
NewAille
New Cumberland
=North Middleton -
South Middleton
Silver Spring
Sontliempton •
Shippensbhrg B.
Shippensbnrg I'.
Vest Penneburough
Due county I) . y Michael Boyle &recall, $36 29-
• Since paid in full.
1` Since Maid in part.
•Peter Overdeer,
A. G. Miller,.
♦Nilson Sterrett,
Alexander Officer .
Jacob Lehman
Johntilollaoer
J. Brandoberry
J. Pilgrim
To balance in hands &Treasurer, $1511.58
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Statement exhibiting the amount of Taxes assessed within the County of Cumberland, for the use of the Commonwealth, up
to the 31st 09Y of December 1841 inclusive, with the amount of exhonerations an d fees allowed collectors, the
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amoient` paid into the hands of Robert Snodgrass, Esq. Treasurer, and the balance's returned by him
as .outstandine• and due by collectors of said date, viz
0 , -
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Co the whole amount of State Tax for 1841,
Townships, tgc
Allen
Carlisle
Dickinson
East Peitnaborougb
Frankford
Hopewell
Mifflin
Monroe
Mechanicsburg
Newton
Newville
New Cumberland
North Middleton
South Middleto
Silver Spring.
Southampton;
Shlppensburg B.
Shippensburg T.
NS est Penniborough, •
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
w !,'
.., We the Commissioners of Cumberland County, do
-.,• 94 "" e certify that therrbove-exhibits a true and correct state-
F . , ,' cr mein of ;he 'Receipts and Expenditeres of
oftit
~ '4. land county or the term above stated, as also he
I.sl ' several taxes assessed for the use of the Common
wealth, stforesaid, with the aggregate of fees and exhonerations
allotied during the said term and also the amount of the several
taxes outstanding to the hands of the. several collectors, according
to the hest of our knowledge and judgment.
Witnesszurlancls and , seaLof office, at Carlisle, the 8d day
T •
of January,' A: 0./1842. • ,
ALEXANDER M. KERR, .
MICIIAEL MISH - LER, Commissional,.
J. REHRAR, •'
Attpst—Jostri Inwirt, Clerk. .
rataablc Real Estate at TO OUR CREDIT„74_ , ;;- --2- , '---
rriVate Sale. Take notice that we have eppliee,... , Wow of Estate of Mary Graham i demised.,
dieCoto bf Common Pleas ofeumberlanu, County, • _ ,
The subscriber offers .te vent at Private Bide, ,a for the b ß e n e e efi th t e o y fi lm h ev i enason i proeion t te i tad wo w - t hi n c omm o n - rET 'MRS Teitamentari'on the Estate of Mary
first rate farm, aituate:in Southampton township, wea l t h,
Cumlthrland county, one mile and a half .solith of . * ...0 it
. 4,Graharti, late of• West Perinsboreugh township,
Ibipp'ensburg, containing Tuesday the 15th of Fe br u ar y next. deed l have seen issued in due forms. 4 law to the
subsertherwreliding- in .0m same township.
,
, . eit timely acres, " tor the hearing of es anti otir creditors, at the Court • NOTICE •
more or less. ' House hi the boroh of Carlisle, when and
Also—A trail of land covered with Chestnut, „a ma y *tend if yo u think proper. w h ere is hereby givenutoall persons having claim, s arinst
.. , said estate, to present them properly authenticated
Pune and Oak timber. \. ' ' ' SAMUEL DAVIDSON. fur' settlement, and all tiersons indebted are requested
The it% eovements on the farm area good
eo_ ett‘fre, January "k 9 11142. -, - to make payment to the stibscribers.
DAVID REED.
-. JOHN _MCKEEHAN, ', •
I.I)ZautIOND LUMINit C• ' . " ' - -' • GEORGE M. ORApAM;
.•.,:i, . •
February-6t.':• - -6t. - i
weatherboarded and painted i a first -_,,,,
.1 .. I ' • N o t-j ot .
, .
rate new BANK BARN, --
L , ,
Estate
of
Joel
rem.
decw, , , t ide ` ' Riiii; -
~...•
a new Brick Milk HouserWagort 'shed and Corn
man......A Still Ilouse and over-head:-water,With 1 - EITTEBS OF ADMINIgItitAiIEIN on the .4.5. e sr ons 4 e .i, o i 4, ifid oe ' d a i ' l „;_, o i j oin s i' E.
Rog pens in good' order. There is alio a young restate of Joel Nell, Jate of the borough of _ u r ,:4_,..._,_
~_
~,, , lia ir oy ‘ r.
t
Orchard of graTtedfruit trees upon the plate. There Shlppensiturg, deed., hay.ebetm
tfrauted.teithe tub: =7. gwwr,,,1,"..014r0f tho,cae- 4: I ii I
are upoo the farmtpur or five hundred pannels of scribers: NOTICE tot ishereby r giyoant DSO
the{ Irf
• er ‘'c o t; lidellanit: u*Thiiillettse is waII , eta? .+ uit
post and rail fence, and the other fence. are in geed ing claims against said 'estate Present, ~ . c i l i a ted foe Ilii SZOR,RIIO fate) IT, - •
order. There is a well of water old pump near settlement, and those indebted to make paytoent Inta ~ ,in_ ,
__ _
__
,_ . c f o* stor ---, ::7-- , • .
the house, and a neverfailingcpring of water runs mediately, to •
.., •
.... - ... c ., c ,... ..' c , ,'i - h u• t w '
rt g ° :,: n , , 7. 44 ~
Rre'iditic)ted A el' Od Stablit end first
through the place, •.,. • ' - ', . . , A L vr . -i-2_ 3lA ' aar
" 5 " . "t ' 194 al " T.! uu r e* .s;t• '‘"" - -
This farm ii well calculated for grisint. . -- \ 1 1'. Frank - Ilk ett4tl,tr: • „ vetelverelteetes. u', , s:, ~ .. • , ' '
(----"----.._ , J4MII cUpPiIeGER., JOHN ' CARFM.shippeirbtirgt•- •
...„
_, , i , Fqr Ne th er p ae i t gmtneo . al4,ly odd s o ft e ,;,. ,
January 26, i ‘43.,u• .
‘,
.. ,
, l' ehreaq g o 18442,...4.15itt - , , - St.
, -, -
STATFI,IENT T,
=
ROBERT SNODQ,tRAS
°lnn
pliCateBlB4l
r. Overdeert
1. Gootlyeili•• •
•
W. Bentz •
A. G. Miller}
S. Mum - ma ' •
D. Mountz -
H. G. Miller
S. Bratton •
G!_W—Brieker_!
L: Schutt
W. Sterrett t
Moore
A. Oflicerjr..t - •
t•Culver• •
Lehmnn't
J. Hollagher t
f',
1 L. Brandeberry t
W. K. Tritt
J. Grayson.
14so $2
1287 60.
1792 63'
1631 50
397 38
370.80
421 82:
1147 49
— 236 - 901
883'993
16484
69 82
; 1321 07
1548 843
1414 643
1029 94,
MEE
171 71
1235 62i
$16543,_12 - 44 23 37}
$2O 00
250 00
170 00
40 00
427 00
450 00
113'00
100 00
Collectors.
George Rupp ,jr.
Weirieli Bentz,
A. GI Miller,
Samuel Mumma,
Daniel Mouetz,
Henry G. Miller, •
Samuel llrritton,
George W. Bricker,
Lewis Subutt,
Wilson Sterrett,
John Moore, ,
Alexander Offleer, Jr.
Joseph Culver,
Jacob Lehman,
Joho Hollagher,
John Pilgrim,.
lames L. Brandeberry,
William K. Tritt,
James Grayson. ~
MERE
,'.Eiq,- . Treasurer.
'4,625 58
16,943'12
1 19i
6 287 1 .
95 00
1 00
105 19
22
Ay-rimottrapaidotit on orders', tic. co followe,to wii: ' • '. . ,
Witnesses. fees in Couimilh'syeaith suits, ' , $.• 491-36 i
Justices •• do do -* • • , 37 93
Constables 'iiti • '_,' . do ..• - i ' : •1.- ' ' .' , .56 64i
Directors of the Poor, for support of . Paupers for 1841, ' • 6000.00
Gravid and Praverte Jurors pay, • ' '" • ' '• 2329 -00.
Auditors pay for 'IB4(J, . - . . . ' • • :43 50
, County Jail aml•Perfitentiary, sundries furnished prisoners , fico. • 194 02
' General, Speidal ititd:foiymillip Elections for 4841, ••.*- • two eo i
• Wood for Court House, Jury Roomwand Commis'rs. Office, • 81 00
• Lay & Stouffer, 1 large Stove for Court;House, . , : • '62 45
Judgment in favor of IL Myers, forpapercase forßegisters' office, . . 39 84
B: Carney, Whitewashing publiibuildings, - • . 19 56
—Furnishing room' in public buildings for Judge; • . ‘ 53 54 •
Repairs and incidental expensesof public buildings, -
~ 660 35 .
William Cornman, repairing Cove-Mill Bridge, •-. , " e 92
Samuel Black, in full for building Eberly's bridge, • . -- ' 3300 00
John Mordorf, repairinp,Waggoner's bridge,.. . •.2 00'
-.John Wunderlich, repairing Middlesex bridge, . • ~ ; .• ' 94 30,
John P. Lyne,fiiraishingliisterialsfor paintingPleiairies bridge; • 41_38
Robert C. Harril;vaintink said tridge; tic. . -, --:• , ..30 08 '
Eastern State Penitentiary,iiipport of-convicts; , • • 64 4 - 18
Sheriff-Holcomb, bite Sheriff fees, in 'quarter Sessions, • ' 163 44
Constables returns 'n Court of Qi.'Sess. •, ..... - - 101 54
_T. Craighead; Esq.' Keeper of Penitentiary,' ` - , 200 00
Samuel lEckles;EM. pay as Directcit of the Poor for 1841,,. , , ',30 00
John Dittilap, Esq. .do do ". . . ,do - 30 . 00
Benj. Petrel. Esq.' .do do .- • " do . - • - 30 00-
Poor Rouse'VisitOrs for the last two years, . • 60 00
• 'James if. _Graham " , Esq. Commissioners Attorney,.. . ' ._ 50 00
'Public Printlag, • . .. 267 40
Taxes refunded, - ' . SI 18
Inquisitiono.n dead brdies, . 44 07
~Damages awarded on roads; • • • 69 IBi
Dockets for Proth'y. Register,Recorder and Clerk of Courts, _ 46 90'
.
Assessors pay for 1841, - - - 817 •87-i
Willis Foulk; Esq. fees-in Qr. Seas.'' ' • . -• 185 58
George Sanderson; Esq. Prothonotary's fees,- - --, • ~,, '8 87
James Dunbar, superintendant y cif •public building, _ ._... - , 65 00
James. H. Graham, Esq. Depty. Att"y. Gen'l. fees in Qr. Sess. , 103 00
.John Cornman, Esq:parailCommisiiiimerin" MI, - - - - 139 50-
A:lex. M. Kerr, Eisq.• do . do . for 1841, ' • .181 50
M. Mishler, Esq. . .do • ! .do ; 'do ' 193 50
'Jacob Rherar, Esq. from; 26th Oct. till 31st Dec. 1841, inclusive, 66 00
John Irwin, Esq. Commissioners Clerk, -• 300 00 •
Court Crier's pay, ' ° • . „ . .
' . 50. 00'
. Paul Martin, Esq. sheriff,'suppoct of prisoners for 1841, . Igstis:
.
~,,
. ~ . , . ,• , -. -$19:783 79
. .
Viewer s a Roads' and Bridges, -' .. I , .• . , 199 13
' Orderivfor killing Foxes,. - •••• -, I ' . . • - - -25 53i,
SO 90
26 77
17 00
596
P 5 00
217-
1,554 00
2.3 90
12 00
S 6 93
1 -
_IAXL
✓lm'!
atamthig.
139.82•
139 92
. .
. _ ..
• • , - • - . $20,008 45i
-. . .
tommissitm-allowed Treastwor at 17-8 _ ieettier bent,. - • 375 (8
Exonerations allowed collectors, • . ' • • . ••• - 159 -- ur
Fees, .. do do ‘ • -738 /713
. .
*lance - due by collettora of 1841,, ~ - _ • 4141"63i
do • do , of 1839 84 '4O, - , , ' 279.74
Salance in hands of Trettauxere' 1511 58
87 60
1012 19 .
342 43
21914
'l2O 04
380 99i
S 7 89
571 47i
628 193
211 91
170 813
58 71-
299 853
$27',216 zs
By exhoneration allowed collectors, . 47 55
Collectors fees, 107 374
Amount of Taxes received by Treasurer, --
= ' 8u74 42i
Balance finales outstanding, • 2014 87
$10,244 22
$10;244 .22
Bills of de
ficiencies.
6 27
mount of the
Duplicate&
825 02
2125 27
782 53
837 58
222 62
190 78
196 11
644'66
160 '29
472 79
140 03
,75
651 18
737 86
651 32
478 77
250 71
92 45
732 50
$10,244 22
.
•
WE, the undersigned, Auditors of Cumberland "county, d
certify, than having examined the accounts and vouchers o
Robert Snodgrass; Esq.„ Treasurer 'of said county., from the
Ist day of January to. the 31st day, of December, 1841, inclu
sive, do find a balance in the hands of , said Treasurer due said
county, of one thousand five huodied.and *fieVott, dpllars and
fifty-eight cents, exclusive of the several' taxes assessed for . the
use of the Comtnnowealth. And we ilitther "certify that the
above, exhibits a correct statement of the outstanding taxes due
.by the. respective collectors, astiesseti for. the nie of the Com
monWealtit within said county as above stated. , .
Given under Otxr hands at the Commissioners office; in Car
lisle, this Bth day of .January: A. D. 1842. og , -
;THOS.. H. 13tturoN,
' • SAMDEL.WILLIAMS, Auditors.
PETER BARNHART;
Amounttr T.
received.
777 81
1800 00
189 56
~, ,6 49 71'
210 01
65 00
485 20
627 55
14995
320 00
129 93
18 00
• 587 42
479 00
406 55
354 37
117 65
• LO 00
552.73
'Collector.
Fees.
40 MI
41 OS
I 56
9 73
1 15
7 89
BM
5 26
6 84
80 91
D 2 84
$lO7 3711
,$ 8074 42
$ 47 55
Carlisle )lAight
pARA.DE. for at the
the Vtd ihatinti at 10 Wel
utoforail ite strides:) • By. or
4elirtiaty ft; 1812. •
Roy'. tit.
- I , NEXT
peoupaney
Carlisle,
Cr.
• Remain ' - ' . • ,
1,1242- . • . •
OVEmI• • . ,
. :
,Ainswory - • . -
Albrigh'
Alban,' - ' '..
Austir - • • • .
. . .
Bays
~ , • • • •
Bet) , . .....inun - s. •
Bleat Robert. . • • 7-. • • ' * '—
Belly Santini. Alias' - tV,ii, f 9; ti .... • '
&mut{ Frederick , Leib' . ..., • ' -
Bell David (Waggoner.) . Leithg Georg- ,• . , -,,,
.
Brown Mrs - Leafier John M'. '' l .• '
Bailey Daniel ~ . :.. 'Lindsay Tlibmiti ,
BollingerDayid . •.. ttig,iidlebn ! • .
Buslikirk John • Long Rev Daniel . -
Black Mrs Jane •• I Loomis Amasitl2. ,, • •
Bowirian John • LOve Misslabellit . -
Bell Miss 'Sarah ~ • - - McMakin AVillistin
Breneman Abraham McFilte Miss Ann a
Boyle Michael & Fhilip McGinley Miss Rebecca
Belt William;• . , . :. , Mackall Rev Bazell -
BarneaMisa Mariali • •441cAllister 'Jima - ,
Bacon John' , ti . . McKim Wilson- .' "
Boil George '-. ' . McMaina Jahn 11
Baker MriEliaibetli, Alarshall C. S. .•
.Biller Saninel ; , Martin David ' - •
Brown . Samuel . Martin Jerome J . 1
Lantz- Miss Mary . Morrow. Bliss Margaret
Carson Francis . MatlitiZatimel
Carothers Geare'e Monestniq, Andre*
Carter Paul Beck Miller Jelin: :• .. .••
Cook - Wiliam H M iller Miss Charlotte
Cook William N Mecrosky Heny. -
Cook'Stephen • Wizen James , . .
Cotes Besherd Meunte Jacob
Clark John A - Monne Martin
Cretereeler Frederick 'Mountz.john. '.'„
Denison George B' , Moorhead Suan E
Diller Alias 4ulisiiiii - Myeratelin -- 7 ---
Diller retei, ',,' Nebel 'Jacob
Dodge Albert N - Natchet , Gabriel 2
•DOwden .himes -, .-- Nailor George .•
_Dradon',l4l.ll7ilSahli ______.Nickey !Abratiani_ _____
Miley Mrs Eliza -- „ Paul John •- .' • -'
Dunbar John '' • • ' PelTer Peter II - '.'l
Ebaugh Dr H. ' Qiiomany Peter II '
Ege M. P. & J'. A. • - Rankin JfilnelPh ' .
Elliott Christiania C .. .Iticrd Adam - .
Finnan leeeph .. - Mid , joniii • . `.:, . • v'•
Frieze Michael, Sr
.. ltusselt 'M iss Mary W
Try Martin •:. Sanderson JolinEsq
Gallagher Janie's ..
.. , • Sanders Plesent- ...
Gandway Joseph; . `Scrogghts Marini% . ..
Geerhart Bet jamin--- . Sid bier 'Philip %
Gilmore John - Shmik MrliElizaheidi.
Gine Jaeoli , • Sinatnison . Margaret •
GipsonWilliam - . Smith Samuel J. ..
Greenwalf Daniel._ . • • Smithers N.B. Esq:
I.Gring.Daniel •,- -•- - Snedaker 'Brailterd
Hamilton Samuel Stahlertiiivid - TI .
t_21,2 . 16 293.
Fianna Sarah ' _Stahl Miss .Elizabeth
Ilarkness Mrs Isabella- StaiimaerNtirg
Harris John - . _ . Stiles Edward Jiti
Harris R:C • Stites Benjainah • .
Ilaverstoek Peter -.. Tizzard Miss Mariah
Heffner Jacob " Vink Peter -
Hemming& John Webbert Henry 2 •
Herr Christian - Wells Moses
HcrekkylPhomas 'Wertz MraMarii
Horner Henry • jahif: 2 _--
Hoover Daniel • WitnierAtialiael
Hassler Benjamin , -;;
Howland Jacob__ Mrs Isabella
Hution Sarah • WOlf William
Hutton Sarah . . WoodaJolin •
JohnsOn i lgris Mary. Zearing?olio ;II •
Jones Mrs Ziegler HcniT
Jones Jaines - Zinn Peter
• •
A IttASLE BARRACKS.
Claik 'Lt Bar and ed:Drag.Greeit tVillinm, ' ,
Kane Lt. E.K.lta Drag. 'llititen F
Babbitt Charles A. t KillWYn Piharles
Daley M" " • •Rohlbson lj..etnuel U 4
Ferber aw, C Smith Lorenzo-
T. M. "PORTER,. P. M. -
Publie sak
Vl' REAL ESTAt2i
Will be sold at public sale, at the Court House In
the borough of Carlisle, on Saturday theA 9th day of
February next; at o'clock A. M., the 'following
described Rear Estate,•late the property of Johu
Sandersost, 401, to wit: . .
- • .• . •
A. Tract of - Land situate•
North Middleton township Cumberland county,
hounded by lands of David Wulf, Juhn Nautilus*,
tlenwood and - 7 -- Weary, containing about
166 acres,
of which about 154 acres are cleared'..) the residuts'
first
land. There is about fifteen acres Of
first rate meadow land on the above farm. The int.:.
provements4Tu, a .
010,2‘4 22
Balance vrc
325 27
492 97
287 87
125 78
Two st y .
HOUSE .4g.
; m g t •
LC arrK „if; R
the 'under part of whieh-is Stone, a Cider Press and
good Apple Orchard a neter failing , well of.watek
convenient to the door and other Armircivetnents.
The aliove farm is situated about three and one half
miles from Carlisle, on half mile from the Conodo
guinet creek; and about ,2 miles from the .Isjorth'.
Mountain where good timberland can be purchased
at a lox rate. A public road from the ttlenpike Ur.
Sterretts' G.ap,passeS nearliie improtetrietitt -.The
land is slate.of thebestqUality, a ridthe above deserib.,
ed fermis brie of the best in the aforesaid township:
The teems of sale are . , p . m() to remain in the.
lumiltof purchnsee 'during the. life of Jana 1..
Sanderson, the interest thereof to be paid annuallr:r ,
and at his death the prinVtpal slim to be paid, to 'be
secured by alien orohnland. ..One half of the resi
due to be paid On•lturfirst of 4pril ntxt when pos
session will be given and a deed itinde to' the pur.
Ohaser,.and the residue in three equal .ananal : pity4,
menti with interest, the pay ments.to be lieettFied lava
lien on the laud, or, insuch other way as may beSittia..
factory to the Administrator.
The above land will be sold in pursuance of tfil ,
late Will and Tegamient of the aforesaid Joh,o San.
derion, deed. ' The 'land r . patepted and thrg title
indisputable, _ .2 • • . 4..‘. •. • •
MEE
tsf.' 79
E/173
264 86
244 77
124 40
- 133 08
32 45
179 77
$ 2014 87
The grain in the grodird is 4ressiwodand Brill nbi
pass to.the.pureliitser by the utl.t. ...Pemba Nhlking
to see the propeity befirre.thesale, , wilf salt on. John
Sanderson, or,the undersigned; both of whom.ysiide
in-the borough of Carlisle.- - " •
~dII4HWEI.". AdriVr.
deilohnis If 1 n with the will anoeied
• ' . of John Sanderson; deo' 4 l; •
" January 19i1842 . .- . t/s. . • • ' "
-;.
To the creditors, of, Daniel r...vierban.
The assignee under deed of assignment fqr She.
benefit of the creditors of said Sheehan, gives notice;
that he deaitito till claims and amounts againit'Ass'
said-Danielauloc. loft)with . Wilfiam levke.:L~ silty
practicable peopeely,authentical4 -
edlor settlement. ' • '
tlikiraff CPXII.4,
January e 6, 1641.-6t:' , • c •
• ASSIGNEES
The sub.scriber, assignee of Dania 4 1 .•Stierbaw,
will sell on the
(PV
premises on the 14th rabrintrv' -
next, tit 10 o'clock oi d., n TRACT :
1 4 AND situnte in • • estptnnsuorottyl! townsnqi,
about three milen from s Cortislc, cenimunig_ s
• -104 Acres.ancl 60 perches.. •
The timberland valley rail road runs through the
tract, and the land is Ara rate limestone. About
90 Beres aro 'cleared, the balance is covered ,with .
thriving timber. There are erected upon i t,a i ist
rate
mtaulifti l itArr x i
z,9.
a lurise, iliitipited as 01 91!louitIlii
pump of never failing,water standout the door.
Should the property not idold on thet_3l3i • men ! ,
tioned, it will be rcnted for one ftF.: • . -
WiLrftl 01 IX,
• .
WI
EMMIM
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