Arrival ,alt• iit'ailrlitaniiim.,, <:,,
Thiiisteintshirlirliannia:l'arriVed . ill" festen
harbor,'nn. Monday , morning ,i3ho-'lB.thf..,inif: 'hi
thirteen and a half days. from grigtaild 4 4 ; ,. T
~..',2.
There'. is noimportance. l - Themitist.
imp'erttint 'client', is the account of a';Urjr,deStraiiii.
ive fire : Willekiieburred in filierpeal; en the '.44 ,
tilt Early on that Morning, fiarnes.viere disco vq,,
ed in a henelrinder's shop, in.,fint,inimediaW,:.,'ii..,
einity, of the docks,,et,tho nOrqi,,,olo:efl6' i 64:
Tlie . alarin,wa's imMediately Oietilhutbeforci„qs.
sistaneo.could be procured, thaiiie Old 'spread
with such violence 'and rayildityini'ti'liaffie all
attempts to subdue the de:i.onying elethents.7—
'
They, raged with considerable vloloriee 'fer some
• hours,- destroying a numbei oflarge Ware:hous,es
with' he , stereo' bind/dried in, ' them, together with
nianiOtherdeSeription;of,'lmildinis, , The _esti
_ mated amount ofthe, value of property consumed,
ih half a milliononf pourids'sterling. Below .will
be found tli'diiiirticulariof this dreadful en.tastrd
-.'phe. A seem! fire oecurred in the, sans is:vicini 7
ty 'two or three nights, after the above, which
. „ hid 'excited ii.good deal of attention from .the'
that it ie simposed that a Man . nanted Boren sot'
fire to his own ,dwelling,With a vieW ,of getting
the money fur which he was insured.,.,This-se
cond lire did considerable damage.' "'
.
The London papers Jilin' been much . engaged,
in discussing the merits, and dcnierifs, Orthe
treaty lately concluded between Great Britain and
the United States, and the general' tendency of
what has been written appears to indulge the
. belief that it is generally considered to favor the
' United' States, arid of course prejudicial tu Great
. Britain.
a
From what we can gather from. the leading
journals, it is conaideted that England has :made
ninny coneessionit'which are not only prejudicial,,
• but actually dishonorable to her. It is argued
that Great Britain has given up by this treaty
to the Americans, two-thirds of an extensive' ter
ritory; to the whole.„,.of(which recent surveys
prove 'her justly entitled. Again it is argued
that Great Britian„has-virtually acknowledged
the chain, of the United' States 'even ,to the third,
which has been retained by England, because it
is agreed to purchase that third by giving the
people of Maine a right, freely to navigate the St:
John flout its source to its . mouth through, the
British Province of Istewßrunswi ck.
The recent riots in the manufacturing districts
are again about to, attract a good deal of public
attention by the opening or a Special
sion -for the trial in them.. Feargus O'Conner -
and thiriedn others of the gang of "Chance'
Melt had been arrested.
The trade in the menu.facturinedistricts, and
generally throughout the country has not under,
gone any change of moment since the -sailing of.
- thalast steamer. ' The - London Money market
.
has beertsoinewhat_more animated, and the value .
of stocks had a tendency to improve. •
Fa4scF:.--TIM French papers are principally,
occupied with the 4n r ricap iariff, which Eener
ullFspeaking, they disapprove.
.The Monitettr,
however, finds that the products of France .are
'more favorably-Aral!. With by it than llibse of any
Oilier country.-"--\ -
According-to the t'ocrier 'Francai4 . "the
'English cabineras.or he point - 'of malting •a
nother concession to the United States, by throw
mg open the harbors of Greatilritain to American
wheat." "This exception in' favor ofAmerica,'!
it says; "muy..he regarded as a measure of re
prisal against Russia and the_Germaa States,
tvloa are endeavoring to prohibit the of
English manufacture.
It would appear that the French • government
confident of the maintainarico of . ; . 'peace, -conAni
phitcs Mune:lse , reduetions in the• land force of
France.
Russ' 4.—The news from Circassia and Dag
hasten continued to be unfavorable to the Rue
liiiiiilCUW. 7- TriVanT - T3iMer, --- the insurgents laud
gained fresh advantages over the invaders, and
possessed themselves of several forte situate along
the coast of the Black • Sea; and! in Dagliestan
different tribes of the country lied entered into an
offensive and (felensive leugue,und dtifeated the
Russians in various encounters. - •
SPAlN.—Quecn Isaboll.i . 11. of Spain complet
ed her 12t4 year on the 12th of , October, when
according to the text of the,old spanish law the
minority ceases,. The functions of the Regent
would therefore-cease on that day.
THE BAST.—Tho Porte, it is gal& inclines to
yield to the recommendation of the groat powers
for restoring the peace of Syria; that rceoehmen
dation being the nomination of a Maronitc prince
and a Dross prince to govern each their people,
'subject to the control 'of a Turkish govenor-in
Chief. •
GERMANY.--A protracted drought in Germany:
the grass and clover are burnt hp; the peasantry
~ eagerly sell their live stock; and the greatest fears
aro entertained ofshort provisions for the winter
The Paris journals refer to the deplorable ray.
ages occasioned throughout France by the late
rains, which produced in various districts inunda.
lion unequalled in extent since the year 1812•
10 — seseral — or . the - wine - districts; - 'those -- of the
Rhone particularly the vintage had been • nearly
• destroyed. ,
THE CASE OF JAMES WATSON IVEDD, indicted
for a Misdenicanor in leaving the State to fight a
duel, came. before the' New York Court of Ses
sions on -Wednesday the 12th inst. - Col. Webb
pleaded guilty to' the charge, and stated his hav
ing declared his intention before fighting, net to
take the life of his antagonist, in proof of which
a letter to E. W. Hoskin was produced. He
said the law under which he was. indicted, had
long
,been a dead letter,' and had only . been reviv.
od to persecute him. The District Attorney stated
to the, Court that Los ould move for judgment
against Mr..Wchb on Tuesday morning following.
Whatever may be said against Webb respecting
thie,Miel; hid , cenduct in connection Ab o v e
case has been magnaniinous. He refused to have
his friends,dragged to Ceurt totestify, in case he
hid Offered a - plea of not gitilty, rind probably
committed for contempt; if they had refused to
testify; but preferred to plead, guilty",and receive
6i:sentence, of thncourt, 'which will be from two
tofiiriYearsi,'inird lahoi in the ; Thu
prCiseaution 'against Col: ivv . epb,' it is very:well
known - Ma of political and iiiroonalinalice,
without-any fiitc.'ntiadOe deeire-ofriubsorving the
enthref laW and order...:
• On_theAfitkiest. i t t ol.-Webb a
o receive liiirsente
livered)iis opinion, Which Was: to the effect that,
neither count id the 'indictiniME - Charged, .thattr
eliallcMge died bmn-rce‘eived; ther'nfines noerinie
was charged in the indictment:, and lie could nut,
therefore,, legally sentence "hint to any. imprison.
'Sri- the Matter"ended. The case can be
carried .up to theft3uirome Court,and.therii argued.
• I N d al ,l4 a'r° l4 !!!is ' B ' 4 4
4111 Eregdont 4(IP flftlio Vinni-or.o9C"d-.
Woos in .Philidolphia o .to • tho Secretary lar„,gie
Comnion#oalth, to . tako offoOt.on:tiliat-.oe , Debeht.
ber,noat;l":.!i.
•
• TxrcArgeireTho . '.tegfistatilie tchhesisoo
Convell -C/ 4, ifTi1a7:41 . 41!t•
aion., T hO * eloctioni,449nitini Statee., *nutting
an4l7istriottog the titittelsYoo4lo'24uoat
Plit'ulatters bo.noted
,alwirit A yaiii. - ..friWilious,
, Nen :givorecdfrom Ms wife for lilt) 'ltterrititttito
lialtitti , and brutal neglect and alai° itfhisfatiti4i;':
at ilia olotte of Which he'itios fa)
'itnitint to his wife •tl'M Minister, oichiiiniiii , WfMr'
-God ; hath rejomed, neither mon twit, alcohol
loseol • Who will say•;that•temperance is nor of
.111A.RRIEDi .
On the iotii inat: r hy key:
GEORGE AMES; of. ashiogion City, C. le:
Miss 'IIIARGA RET S.' SEYMOUR, of this Bor.'
Ough, fotineirry 'Acentnao'citiinty, , Vittinitt, ' '
Accompunying thUabOtil itotkoiwU.ocknowletlge
with hear twarm thankiri : tbu.lrecgipt, of .ta
supply of deliciotia:frult[antl pound cake. .Iwrcturn,
we beg the happy 'couple !:lci iteeept - . Our - fervent and
sinctre Wishes for their loitg ?taidnring health, , prosL
pesity anti happiness. "•
"On the 21st inst. by Rib, Rei...Mr:Aio - Mullin, Rev,
CHARLES 13; 1141ANDEBORY, of the North
Ohio Conference, to Map MARTHAIA.NE,dangIi=
ter of Alexander - Hamilton, Etai t 'of Waynesboraugh;
Franklin cOutitY,,Pti:
, Sinitic* in • this borough on Saturday last, MC.
CHRISTIAN UMEIIIOI-1, a respectable 'citizen a
ge4,,,83 years. ,
litsm--4n:the..Borough:of 'Washiegttin,.im Sat
urday the Bth' October, aged '25 years, SARAH
JANE CREIGH, 'wife' of
. .Alfeed.'Creigh, M.
r
and daughteof Capt. Jolm Cook, of South-Stra
bane township, Washington county, Pa.
She. was a member , . full communion in the
Presbyterian Church ' - of Washington. "The •very
sudden and unexpected death of this amiable woman
has not only plunged her affectionate huiihand , 'and
her aged parents and other 'Tinned, in the' deepest
sorrow, but also produced in this place and among.
all who knew her, a sail and most mortilid sensation.
She was so yoUng, so generally beloved,
,surrounded
with so many loving frieials, and withv so nmeh to
render life desirable, and all this in a station which
,the seemed well fitted and which it
,was hoped she
would long live to adorn. But however unexpect
ed by her friends, her death wee long and steadily
anticipated by herself: For mooths previous she
had an abiding; presentiment of speedy dissolution,
and prepared for its approach—making her last ar 7
Tenements in reference to this world, and studying
to establish:her peace with God. Her impressions
she communicated-early to her friends, to prepare
'them for the sad event.. She listened patiently to
the hopes and arguments they suggested in Iheor of
her returning health, but never gave up her persua
sion of approaching death. She continued also to
mantfest to others lac,' usual cheerfulness-of mind..
Bat she id ways . stioke.ercertain and speedy death,
and spent much time in . religious meditation and
prayer. She acquiesced also in what she was per
suaded was soon to be the - will of Clodresigning
her soul unto her tinviour„ and though( much and ae,
dently on the blessedness or Heaven.." Those hymns
that were her especial lavoeires, and glove her much
consolation and one of which .was sung at het funer
al, are on such subjects as show, trait by her fre!quent
use of them, she was long eddeavoring to lift her ae
fertions from the fairest and the "happiest scenes of
this World—to reconcile her mind to 'the loss Of
dear friends and the disapboititment of ninny fond
expetations,by the thought,. that all on earth, mid
even earth. itself, - isiTansitory. 7 .-thatGovhdonels the
satisfying portion 'attic soul- , ,that !hid' in Christ
eau support - us hi the hour of death, and enable us
ACT - Took without A. tCar on the gathering storm—and
that a blessed re-union awaits christian - friends in a
world' where sorrow eadnot enter. Accortlingly
when her brief but - severe nfllietion arrived, and
eimscif her friends to liar, it gave 'her no surprise,
and created no alarm. On the morning of the day
lit evious to tlod on which she died and . ,wll9Trull
were in hopes that her coovalesence bad commenced,
she sought a consultation of Physicians, not, asJsbe
said; for her `own sake, but . for that of her friends.
After that period she spoke or her death on the
.ap
proachin (lay, as certain, anittinught to console her
relatives for her' epsrture: Her serenity of mind
continued to the end undisturbed. Her last hours"
were truly peaceful—and when the solemn moment
annelit she gently fell asleep in -lest's.—
tHilessed are the dead who die .in the Lord from
henceforth; .sea, saith the spirit, Mat thiiy may rest
from their labours and their works do follow them
BARGAINS, - BARGAINS. •
JIIST received, another supply of WIN
TER GOODS, soeh as Cloths, Cassiaetts,
Flannels, 41Ierinoes, Mouslin de Lidos, illatakets,
Shawls, &c. ke., all of which will be sold for cash,
cheaper than ever sold in Carlisle. Call at the old
stand opposite S Wonderlieh's
CIIAS. OCILBY.
October 26, 1842. t 1.52
•
AMATEUR CONCERT, *.
For the Benefit of the Good nre
.Co
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
(AtiSISTED BY Tilt G IRMISON BAND.)
On .llonday cveninASlst Oct. nut at Education Hal
•
PROGIIA ItIME....:PA RT, I.
Trio-rxrattaite & tkikgro Trombones &Orphyelide.
D nett --..:llMitt e Quo at Sea, - bliss---and :111.. W.
Solo—Erin IVO- home, ' . , 1111.. B.
Buell—Our way neross the Sc.,, 11Iessrs. W. & 1.1.
Sulo--Fare well to Abe' Mountains, Mr. W.
"Solo—The unwilling Bride, Miss--,
PART 11. .'" • .
Trio--TromlioneN and Orphyclitle--the last Rose
of Summer, and here's a health to all good lasses.
Dnett--All's Well, Messrs. W. & B.
Solo--Mac Gregor's Gathering, Mr. B.
Solo--The Pilgrim Fathers, Miss—,
Solo—'Tis but Fancy's sketch. ,
Pianist--Miss —.
Concert to commence at 7 o'clock. Tickets 25
cent s--to be bad at Stevenson & Di nkle's Drug Store,
and lent's. Myers Br. liaverstick's,
Oct ber 30, 184'2,
Instrumental Concert
THE DRAGOON BAND,
WOULD respectfully it dbrm the citizens or Car
lisle and vicinity, that they will give their
.1111w:cell Concert' at Eilnention //all, on Thnesthill
evening the 27th inet.,, in which they will introduce.
a variety of new pieces, rehearicd expressly for this
occasion. Doors open at o'clock, performance to
commence 'at 7. Tickets 1.24 cents-- to be had at the
door• On the evening of performance,
October 26,
OirM3
Truith Stranger than Fiction.
Flo DD A v.llDgoiN g
ELEBRATED • CO RN, EXTRACTER, from,
11 J Poland, rem.!ctibily informs the citizens of
thattc — . will be at• Beetem's Hotel, for a
short time, and all ate afflicted with painful
Corns, either Orcinic or new, can baCe - them entirely
removed; without causing the least pain in the opera
tion, by calling on him, where he will be happy to
wait upon Ladies, and Gentlemen. • Office hours
from' 8 ter .141: andfrom fi to.IIL.P. I%l ; ._Charges.
moderate.", If `desitil, he will wait upon Wiles and
Gentlemen at their, residences. _
Octnlicr 26; 1,842. ~ , , li-52
. GuOcEir4Es.'
Jed'a fresh liA,Of
Cr fee Stigar;Molasses, Chocolat i , Olovcv, MA
-1E4;6, leice;'Gingey r Pvpper,. cimmpe,
&v. &A). Al 6611, at greatly reduced
pOces for • CIIAS. 'OGILBr
.-Oetplteis29;" - If-52 - „ .
licircdan
IffEt 141 A-- -
1. v=f 4 aa •
WILL - expose to; Pnblie:Stqe, premises
'l% A'CURDAY thel2tltday Of NOVEMBER,
184 0 at , M - • • • - •
§ittiSte in reati4fOrdloW,tisitip,(lumberbanif county.
bounded by landieOf llnviii•Snyder, .lohn,llaititi'and
joliti•Willace's heirs and otlierspontainingN!tiet7
Eight Across, moil) or less, a. Dart of.whoolt. Is
Oen*, with a, small. LAG Haul Lo g
stabK good ORCHAltathereon; ani t td,resi
.dne.undor good timber.:—There is a-good . -spring of
Fater near I,te;lionoe,
The torius ,will, be made known.ort the day of le.
" • J .MARY 401INS1,__131.1;1 . ,":
•b 7 , her Attorney fact,. rohd*Piieks;r:'
''••• ')••;••••;•.,,,;,#t4o'g
WALVS'4 c
oupply,of fipollossio ILA Ts,jeet re-
'A calved: A t itigelot,pt OF, ooth i ()aloe and
ale 4eal cA now oponsor ttno tcp Bals , yzy
low. o `Shp store° LIGILBY.
Elef)tdltl 184%. tf-48
O'II:I.T.UARY RECOR.D.
/e~~
liVß(SHlOrifitOrtifi i
r% Ojt" 44 " ..r ,
V0141.t0 , 14E: •
%" :
TOETEUlUDis::forLutlf?Peoefit;. , ?7, the Dankrep
• En*, have,heen.lllodArkq.2o Ootoller,'lB42,
011N. - wcogilitc; 00104) , Mailp:ting;, ,„ .
. '
I4D1 - tit ,litClotili'Dol7;iittilie s ielitint
thee.gristle:Of
i°aelitt i 4'o 3 .!.q!i mij /Y 115614 '.
Cdmbriant 04 "
'JOSEPH n :PATTcwA,t,eir;cin.mtt - stpr o i
WhiCti Vetitioilll 4 / l i'i)e ' 11011' ; ILT before theDisteiet .
Crier! of the United ,States foe the Eastern'. TYlitriat
of Pennsylllthia', sitting to.thintirojaopat the DiStriet
Court rourvin the City of Phitadelpitta,On riti DAY
the 24 'd4 7' DECEMBER next, at It o'cloelt i 'Ar'
M.,.itlien and . w.i,igre all persons interested Innyr ap
pear, and Sliow
,sattite, if .any ,they 3v,hy the•
prayer of the eaiil , PetitiOns'aliotildrnot ., be .gratiied,
and the said Petitioners declared' flankruptit.....
• . ~ 'FRAS. HOPKINSON, -
•" • : . ' Clerk of the Distriet.Court..'.
'2 Phila. Oet. 26;1842. , • , L,
, .
• . •
Diephaige and berti
'fitinteuntlFr the ll:inkrupt.',Law,,ltvie'betin fil
edby
JACOB A., BACIL Inlceeper,- •.• Cumberland 'Co.
WILLIAM NOAKER,' liaddler • and
tiller, .. • ....CuMberlund co.
JOHN DAVIDSONi Millwright init. : Wu
• Butcher, in company,, with Stun96l
son, • CU rnberland:Co
and FRIDAY the 50th day of DECEMBER next, at
II o'clock, A. M. iii appointed fertile hearing:there
of, before thedsaid Couttsittirig in Bankruptcyottlic
District Courtreoin in;the City:of PhiladelphiNwhen
an& whera the Creditors of the . said Peti dollars, n'ho.
have proved their:Debts, and all other persons In in 7 '
tercet, mayappear and: show. cause, if any they /iave;'
whrsucli% Discharge and •Certificate should not be
granted.:•. • ."FRAS. HOPKINBON,,:
a , : • Clerk of the'Distriet COO. ,
edoti42. , 10 52
VOUltelZe
IN. the matter of the, Petition of Jesse Bauman,
a Bankrupt: •• •
184'2, Oct. 17,' Petition of P. F. Ege . assignee of
said Jesse Bauman, for an order to selfeertain Real
Estate, Ste: bi said Bankrupt, read and filed.
Amitis ordered that Public Notice be given in
therearlisle 'Herald and Expositor, that this applica
tion has been made and that Saturday the Stli of No
vember next; aff 1 o'clock A. M., and the District
Court Room in the City of Philatkilphia have been
appointed for the time anti place of hearing, when
and - Where all persons in interesLmay,appear and
spew causeif-nny they leve r why the petition should .
not be granted.
PIUS: . HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court..,
October 2G, 1842.. • . • tr-o.
~~~~~~~
TN the matter'ef Martin G..: Rapp; a Bankrapt.
1-1342; Oct. 17th, Petition of P. F. F.ge, assignee
of saidAbu tin G. Rupp, for an order•to tell certain
Beal Estate,lze2, of said Bankritpt is read and filed.
• And it is 'ordered that public notice be given in
the CarlisleiHerald and Expositor, that this applica
tion has been made and that Saturday tie sth dayi,,of
November next, at 11 o'clock, A. \1 ..and the Dis
trict Court Room - it] the• City of-Philadelphia, have
been appointed. rot. the - time and place of bearing,
when and where all persons in interest may appear
and show cause if any they have, why•the petition
should not begrantcd. • • •
-- FBAS. DOPKINSON
• Clerk of the Disteict-Ctinrt.
Octohitt; 25,15 2. • • •. • 0-5 e
; Estate, of-- oah. Hedde . ft deceased.
NOTICE
HEREBY GIVEN; that :letters of
11-Adininistradon on thn - tstate of NOAU-
DEN, deed. of .FaankfoNl township, Cumberland
county, have keen "grUnted to the subscriber. All
persohs indebted to the deceased, are requested to
make iiyinent, and those having claims to present
them fat...settlement.,
FREDElliek ZEIGLER, Muer..
October 26,1842. 61.4..52
sIgLiAvA.
ANTIUL be sold at - Pt - Arlie sale, on the premises
V r on SATURDAY the sth day of.NOVENL.
DER next, the following described property,' viz:
A House and 146 - IGiound,
late' the property of Mary Spangler„ deceased,
Containing ONE ACHE, more 'or less.—
Bounded on the cast by a lot of Victor Shannon,
on the south by lands of Jacob 13cIshoover, west
by. lands of Victor Shannon, and north Partly by
lands of George Zion and Victor Shannon: The
house is part brick and part log, two stories high,
roomy and comfortable. There is also a log stable
with a shed attached . erected on said lot: Also,
a variety of fruit trees on the premises with other
conveniences.
The above propcity is in a fine and healthy part
of the country i and offers strong. inducements to
•tradesmen. Persons wishing to - puieliaso will be
shown the . property by the subset-thee residing in
Mount Rock.
There will also he sold at the.same time
and place, the following described personal pro
perty, to wit: I 7
An excellent 24 hour brass Clods and 6ise,
Bureau, Tables, Beds and Bedsteads, a ten plate
'Stove and Pipe, a large. and. small copper Kettle,
and a variety Of other articles too' numerous to
mention.
Sale to commence at 1.2 o'clock, M., when terms
will be made knew,' and attendance given by
, YOST SPANGLER, Executor.
October 26, 1842. . h." -52
DR. Ti
$.41101.111b1
From 376, Bowery, N. York
- •
T A IOR nine years this medicine has stood unrivaled
r for the cure of Coughs, Pain In the sitle, difli
culty of breathing, Bronchitis, and all those Wee.
lions of the Throat, Lungs and Liver, which are n
source of so much sufferinr, and which unarrested
so often terminate in Consomption, So extensively
dais remedy been used aid in so many cures has
it proved successful, the proprietor feels nn hesi
tancy in ,recommending it to sdl who unfortunately
MEM
have °erasion to resort to sonic means of recovery.
Alultittnies who have e;perienced its happy efrects,
can testify to its titility, and very mane rescued from
a premature death, point to it as the means of their
restoratimt.
The origin:l6r of this remedy WE s well versed in
the science of medicine, nod a skilful practicionec:
Physicilms familiar with its clfects not unfremiently
presetille it in their practice, sad with the Nledical
Faculty generallyjt hits met with larger Share of
.ipprohatten than is common with exclusive pre
utrations. ,
OM
Kr - CONSUMPTION—The following remarks
were taken from the last number of the Medical
Me mzine:
" Ike surprising effect produced by thd genuine
Dr. - Taylor Balsam
. of Liverwort, made at 375
flowery, in consumptive cases, cannot WI exciting a
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world. We•
have so Imig believed this disease (consumption) in
mutable, that it is difflcult•to credit our senses when'
we see'penons, evidently consumptive, restored to
'health: - Yet it is a fact of daily _occurrence.•
LIVER COMPLAINT and General Debility—l
do' consider my cure almost miraculous; I waS given
ußt.ty:tweidlysicittus and told to
. prepare for death.,
wigs in this low, state whenafrfewl sent men bot-
tle of Dr. Taylor's Balsam bi'Liverwort, from '375
136w,rii+, and before I had used up 'the bottle I was
able to sit up in bed,Jiy_the further use I have com
pletely regained my, health.
~All should use it.
GEO.INVELLS; 23 John et.
- -
O:j2tVIOLENT PAIN IN TOESIDE.--I-Lave
been cured of a violent- pain ill the side, extending
through to the shoulder; ttu4eation, dizzness, loss
of mmetiteend general: debility; by the use 'of two
bottles of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort.
- J A. - 1 - 1; - ALLEN, - Alerobant'l Row. •
-4&*-11•'.§TEVENSON PINKLE,.: sole
agent's for'earlisle and vicinity.
October 26;184e, '
Ntitii.O• to Creditorg.
AXE. hooka thel - we haViiiipilliCd to the
. hetlit,,,Cohit'of Common' Pleas of
Cumheihmd county, for the benefit of the luso].
vent Laws of, this ConamonyiTaith, and that they
have ofipidgted 'lVlOndaypelfitht, day
~Of Novem
ber nod, far
.us 'arid. Our Credit*,
i!ifs, CogrOlouse in,
the Borough .
Aviien:-an4 -whero cf all mat attend irtboy flifink
proper.: WILLIAM, VOAKER,
CLARK,
3` , 'SAMUEL 'BROWN; 1
'JOHN 'ICEPFORD. •
J, EREM 'MYERS,
'WIC:I3ett3EHORR.
BENRON .TRVELAND;
SAMU,EL BRaW,N.• •
4011$',NIXIMP1,"'
j M
OSEW.CIL,FP''4,
ME
\
EIMMIII
=MEE
ENE
4h4:19;1844,,
,
Dic, son
Notice is 'hereby given 'to,allivliont.it rriareon.
oeneral.' Treasurer of
011Oge will be , in • hii3liince, 3'7„ astCollege
the finfra:Satuiylay past 8
c:'''clock A. M. to 12 M: fen!, the purpose:
.of ng
the bills of the Students that have been entered on
their - certified . nccount bOoks; So far •iitheir'funrl6',
in.fibi fiends at the ihne.rnair be Suffilent: fur the
o,etober 12,'1842.' ' • • •
virtile,of the powpre and autherits
.lu. contained in. the last will nnd7testittnent. o
AttrltAr.i. Ent, deu'd., I now offer for sale, the
• •
Carlisle , Iron .:VlTorks•
Situated onthe .Yellow Breeches Creek; 4-3 miles
ast of Carlisle Pa. The estilte aoniabts ora - first into.
:42031 , 1N3 Ra VITT:WAWA °
.
with. Ten TliousnndAere,s of Land.
A new MERCHANT MILL wiilt fourrdn of stone;
:finished on the Most approved plan. About 500 acres
of the laud are cleared and highly tinkly:MA, having
thereon erected • • • •
Three Large' Bahli „ ,11 virus
and neees!ae.r IrEANTLIOUSES. The
works are prOpellet
,by the 'elloy Jireethes , Creek
and the BoilingSpring,whieh neither fail norfeeeze.
There are upon the premises all die, necessary avoek
mens.houses' coal houses, carpenterand smith shops,
and stabling built of the most :.übstantial materials.
The ore of the brst quality and inexhaustible, is
within 2 miles of the Furnace.- There is perhaps
no Iron Works in Pennsylvania whith possesses sit
perior.advantages and offers greater inducements to
the investment of- Capital. The 'wilt& power io so
great that tt might be extended to t.ny other- manu
facturing. purpose. Persons. disposed to, purchase,
will of course examint.the property.---The terms of
sale will be made known by,,
• I-7 MARI' EGE,
Executrix of Michael .Ege, dec'd.
Carlisle, Oct. 19, 180.: • tr-51.
Paltimore Patriot, Nation - al Intelligencer,United
States Gazette. publish in tri-weekly papers, to the
amount of $5 and send bills to this Lace. - •
, IE subscriber bas just opened, hest door to
(nen:ill's Hotel, n,
GROCERY &,SIROE
I fis stork of Groceries cmisists in part oICOFFEES,
SUGARS, TEAS, 11511, SALT. Ile also keeps
llye-Sluffs,and a general assortment of CROCKERY
NVARE.
receil'edsoo,sesorsimEs &JIOOTS,
sorb ns Mull's Calfskin itootsCoarse do. _Bays'
[llia and Coarse .11anti , --Mini's and Boy's .Ptionviies
—Fin,. and Coarse ..S.lices. genural assert- .
meld- of Ladies' and Children's Slaws of every, de
-seri • • ' • - '•
. ..
All articles in hiS line will be sold at die lowest
prices, for cash or approved country produce. He
solicits a Share or public patronage. :
WILLIAM .M. ?tti:vrv,zie. _
•
Carlisle, Oct: 16, 1 , 42. ___: . ly-51
.. *--, • -
_ .
EState of James. Reed; deecaged.
x - ro - rim , .. IS HEREIIY GIVEN, that letters
testamentary on. the last will and "teslantetifix
JAMES, REED, late - of •Newtmildwnship, Cumber
land County, deceased, have_ heed • issued, by the
Register of said County, to the 'Subcriber; residing
in the .horomdt of New_ville.. -All persons indebted
to the said Estate, are requested do make. payment
mmediately 011 d tboee buying -oluims will present
them,properly authenticated - Tor iiettlementi_to
- JAMES KENNEDY.
New ville, October 17, 1841.*
NEW & CHEAP GO9DS
FirIIIE subscriber has just opened a lot of New
' I Goods, consisting. ol SUM PINE CLOTHS,
Black, Blue 11111 i Vaney colored Casslaneres, Casi
'nets, all colors nod prices, 111erinoes, Mouge do
Laittes, Gloves, lloseiry, 5-4 Brown Muslim, fi n • a
levy, 4-1 bleached do for a tip, Plannvi;l l'rato '2O to
'25 cents, with a. variety of other gitods, all of whie
will be sold at very low prices to suit the timesc
Carlisle, October,l9, 184'2.
_ ..._..
. ,
• Election of "Directors:
. CARLISLE HANIC,.. .
•
Oct. 18, 184'2.
lOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders it
this Institution • that an election will lie held a
the nankin. lionhe, on the'third Monday or Novern
her nest, (riving. the 9.lst day or the mouth,) kir thin
een Directors, to serve the etisitituryetir.:
• WNI, S. 00111.:SN, ("miller.
11E subscriber will sell a cheaper and Bette,T
course' Bout. than cati he found in Carlisle.
A LSO-I.ndy's ilmible soled Morocco and Kit
SlMest Ties Mid Buskins, n superior article, ingetlin
with Buys' kip Brogans, Womans' low priced Shoes
children's, &o. S. M. HARRIS.
Oct. 19, 1842. . tf-51
.LOWS
N E VET
FALL & WINTER GOODS - .
VIE subscriber is just receiiing a fresh supply of
Goods, oolong which may be found
------ 'Bea ver -- & - Piliir Cloths *
and various mlacir Broad Cloths. A g r en t variety of
SATINETTS, CASSIMERES, KENTUCKY JEANS
stud other seasonable goods for men's wear.
AlsO, a general assortment of Merchandize for the.
Ladks,to which he respectfully calls their atnnitimi.
Call and see as soon as possible, as the c4ire stock
will be sold very cheap for cash:
GEO. W. 111TNER.
Carlisle, Sept. 21,1842. . (1-47
First Art. .. •
.OF
PALL AND WINTgII.: GOODS•
•
CLiPPINGER & CARE Y,
sitar the Rail Road,
63Man.213213 3tOMCII • '
HAVE received a splendid lisirmttnent of
FALL AND WINTER goons-,
which they are deterreined to sell at th e . very lowest
cash prices. •
September 28, 1842,
To Fanners and •Illeoe.,na - n
HE subscriberi.give notice that for all Flour
manufactured at their Mill from sound
hatit, stoucl...thn Inspection—as also
for all Flour from iviricatriontaining not more than
Onefinii•th part' Smut. They will ; strind the in . =
spection to all purchasers of Fie& Manufactured
at their millexcept Adani Of Mectraniae.
burg, and Levi Riegle of Cliurefitown. NT:rnaore
Wheat will be'required to Make this .FlpUr .thah.
common. Our Mill and Machinery - are "poN
all in.lirst rate:order. c ,
JOSEPH LA.T.SHAW,
GEORGE LATSHAW .
3450
OM
October 12, 1842
ruction the liii+rniniu_anill
•
.IFRIEMONI LAMQUAOHE66 ,-.- ,
Mn.AR§CHALL,4 native ,of Priiisia;" hega
I.ll_ leave respectfully to infoimi the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Carlisle, that, having formatiClasses
for the GermaO at the College he would also attend
o Classes in Want, Niel in German M} -French',
either for Latlietor Gentlemen. Satisliictiny r refer,
entail can he given .to the. faculty
.of
College.
October, 42, if-41)
,
V. B.
urier. ESTATE coAs. oroiajitc,
, ••
•
reavragp4l2om .4,0112,2r05r0
0: 117411-15oulhfrhird Sireet lido* Viralu't; near
. the Mechanic's Exchalige, Philadelphia'
August 31,1832. , 0_44
T arlnlfir 'Appeal Y'4ill;be
pnbliw, image of , (.:(dy*Eio;tl.
Noodbiten, iii Norville, on'. Jtiondag tho 7ehllct:o rof
- Xottember next,-betivietilhe .honrsof ten and tour
otelonk on said day, Al! • those who . hive teen ab 4.
;
.seid on. "days 'of parade,- ' attend; as,
there will bit , a wairani
H. IVIeCULVHIGH,
P 642. • td-&
Pot: 2" 0 2,
VALCAbLE
IRON ,W4I..:KS
11•11 - 1Gell.firS
Roots and Sin.
...,,
'5-7,z,-.-ttarxe, 5v1rA1itz.,,,..,„
.... THE'favor,with which Ale course of . LectUres de.'''.
'livered beforellie :Rion , 100 e Comfranztdpri9gibe
latter part of, he last winter, Nib:re receomt by, the .
public; has induced the Company • ropose a . see - . •
and eourso,..te, lie delivered on Or
.even . b m or every;
Xpcmid . TuesclOyoltiiinw,fir, coming i teiy,
The Crit/FerCtif*ie rid! Copal's - ea'. S I 'ZEN' LEC-:
e c is
171.111E9; . ,An.iimiyAnii , intk of, ',subject Inj..iterature,
'Science and Philosophy.. . , ~::.., , --. • - •
Admittance=tirdies,feee: Gentlem en f.2f cents:-'
•/,' t'llekets:foil rreiribir; lii $1,50 cents: , . • ':•-": • •
Moro . open alit quarter' , before ro'clock ; Lee -•
time, to eommeuce'preeiselv of 7i} o'cloek. - , •
.
.' ' Tickets to be bad at: Myers & Hirverstick's Drug
Store; Line & Monverhi•Confectionary Store, Ste
venson lk , ,llinklesnrug,§tOr.er m
. ), at . Mrs.:Flem- ,
lag's Variely Store,. • , ••., •. '
.
u:1•113 'OE - ZAP - MST
*E. • the P
fiver` o ere" 'kr u . •
A . no ima!&:l.:AtENt LARD LAMP
for, bur . g Latd;sritliout any. preparation, for
sale by the subscriber.' ',The light - is - equal to
. the
best sperrrroili - ii,enti rely free from' smoke. ut smell,
and .osts less than litilf the; price. The apparatus
fot heating the laid is nett and simple, does not de
tract from the appearanee - is not liable to get out of
repair, and may . beapplied nt small expense to
those hinds now Use. Confident that this article.
requires Only to be ktiowif - to cone - into general use,
frespectfully incite tia° public to call and see them
in °position. • 1.11..11.-11-11t1S.•
Carlisle,-"Oetober 19,1949.
Save -Tour costs!
INDING that °urinal notice tour friends, who
.haVe yam:lst:Wed accutints -with us, intd little
ellect to induce them to call, and satisfy the same,
again compelled to give them another invitation,
and ifl ot complied with het ween now avid the FIRST
JANUARY next, all unsettled accounts or notes
will then be Placed in other hands for collection. •
SONTIIGIMER & LINDAUEU.
Centreville, October 19,1842.. . • 3t-5I
To Owners of Land
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
/fink Lancaster Uni on , having n
liberal circulation among 68 FARMERS anti
BUSINESS MEN in Lancaster and adjoining coun
ties, is offered to such persons in Cumberland
county desirous of disposing^ of their Property, as
an advantageous medium through which to make
known their intentions . . Advertisements can be
left at the Herald & ExpOsitor office. ' or' ddress
ed to • R. WHITE AI IODLETON,
Lancaster, Pa.
October 12,-1.842
New Goods! ..New Goods! -
AM NOV RECEIVING A LARGE
g
STUCK OF .
Ed ELLA' itvorrEt: GOODS,
bought at greatly reduced prides', and will sell them
FOR_ CA SI!, cheaper than ever. • Persons wanting
bargains_ ip CLOTHS, CASSINI CRCS, CASSI-
Eis, FLANNELS, MERINOLS; BLANKETS ;
81 IAWLS, SILKS, MOUSLIN DE. LAINES,
CALICOES, GI NGHAMS, CARPEXFINGS,
TICKINGS, VESTIN GS, ke. &v. &c., will do
tri call at this . old stand, East High street, opposite
Wonderlich's llotel.
• „CHAS. OGILIIY.
Carlisle, Sept. 28,184 g.
. CLOTHS CASSIMEBS, AND SATTINETS, 1-^ .
. .
1 7 1 11 . 11 P INC.! ts• eA RE Y, c • just re
ceived,ao extensive assornuent;of (21.0111.§,
OASSISIERS and SATTINETS: which will be
sold at reduced prices. '
Shipkiisburgi Oct, 5, 1842.
' HOUSE • IFOII. .
.well-finished two-story BRICK HOUSE, in a
convenient part of the 'BtiVough, and not_ far
from the Court-Muse, is offered for vent from Ow
t stet', October ult. Enquire of EA). N tvvz,
•• - •W. - SE.IIIOIIE,
_ .
Septernher,7,r4.‘2. - ..„. tl to
COMFORTABL - Yinew brick DWELT:.
4VA iNG 110 USE. Rent modertite. Fos - .
esesson iced immediately. --
f Il KS
.
OGIL-RY,
ug. 10, 180.. tf-41-
lUST ieceived, some Fresh Ground FLOUR,
at the store of •• A. RICHARDS.
Ca'rlisle, Aug. 24,1842; • tf.43
Valuable illtidding pots
FOR.SALE.
Ifl HE subscrib'er offers for sale several Won
tile BUILDING LOTS, on the street
west of Dickinson College. •
S. .11. HARRIS.
11-5
Scplembcir 21, 1842
T
• 11'.4_n El 4'.
Ll' ofevery description & SHINGLES,
4 tbr•sale cheap, by
J. & P. MARTIN,
'Successors to Miller & Martins.
Harrisburg; April `2l 1842 r lim 97
VA11.A . ,11. 1 1311aM )10,A.113M
MIRE subscriber ()Mrs at private sale, the rot
lowing described Valuable ReaP Estate
situated hi North Middleton township,
.Cumber.
land. tounty, containing
150 .1 Cle/ES,
more or less, of PATENTED • LAND;stititifitsl99-
acres of which arc cleared and i Ai. high state of
cultivation, and the residue s c wered with thriv.
ing young timber. The i tprovements ard,a
TWO STORY . •
AND STONE KITE • ,
Barn, with Witgon idled n rid Corn Crib, and
:Cline young thriving ORCHARD, with choice
fruit trees. The farm is wdl covered with Lo
cust timber, and bus a number of never-failing
springs of water near the door. •
The above mentioned tract is all LIMESTONE
LAND, and is in a healthy neighborhood, within
two miles of Carlisle, and one mile from the Cum
berland Valley Rail Road—adjoining lands of-
John Wnnderlich and John Noble, and bordered
by the Canodoguinet creek. • .
An indisputable title •will he'givenHOr terms
.pply to the Auhscriber. •
JOHN FISIIBURN, Sen.
3t-49
October 5,'18,12
BANKRUPTCY.
A S-S G ECS INOTIC E
•
A LL persons indebted to the Estate of MAR
TIN G. RUPP, who was decreed a Bank
rupt, June 20, 1842, will make payment to the
undersigned-Assignee of said bankrupt, on or be
fore the Ist day of January, 1842.
P.F. EGB
— Assignee in BatiltrOPtey of Martin G. Rupp. ,
Office opposite the Carlisle Batik.
Carlisle, Oct. 5, 1842: ; 3,n.49
MI
IMTHPREAS, John - S. Morrow ofitha Bor=,
ough - of Newville, CaMberland, county;
Pa., has obtained from the Subieribers,'a oOe'ef,
han dated E.qth September, 1842;f0r
,S4typol,
lars'anit forty-Re cenie; paYable in -three months
after date With intorost, and without : slap:for
whieldid gave Only fifty.dollars,and forty-five as.
The,p4blii m. : o l are hereby eautioned,from - the pur t
chase of id as we 11r0 determined • not to
pay more than the law requires; itieneh eases, uh.
leas otherwise compelled. '
October 5, 1842,
• • -'•• • • ,r •
•E'sici' kir A iriithati lived' decidsed
, tiereby, .gi yea
,-that be will acteed in the barough , of Now vine,
on Tuesday, .Virednestlay and . Thursday, the 2d, 3tl
ar,Ottober next,;•for the pernesei :of, aettling
ap-Ate estate': ef IF4THAIST : RI:44I,IiIate‘ , 4I' *kid
horotmli;deceaieti: These
,knowing' thetnselyea , tct
he indebted to said deconiged;al‘ltt+ lkY liond,'Unte'hy
book account, arc tequested to to then and there pre
pared.-td. snake payment,' Ind: those*,hikifing , ;claims
war Preaent.them; auly autenticated the
' • -
: • -; Adimaistyntor of. Nathan 7icj d.
Soptetubcr.24, 184/2. ' • , 3t-47
Wna'VMaieDZ'alo
ROBERT EMORY.
FOR SALE.
C XICT
JOHN, ECKAR D,
Noili4on township., .
;44 L. COYLE,
No wvi)!'e.
31,49
v . 4Eoo:oooPol*.;',',„ - ,,
.0..:i.0:2=.W.ti.0.0WE1T
SRL E
T HE
subscriber has . just . received..a
splendid assortment of .: • n
.Fresh 'And Cheap Croke:Ors,
and mther•artieles, in his, line—among whielf a lot°
firat'qualiti: No. ,•1 'fresh MACKEREL , a
i
i t art n hall and ;quarter barrels; niso, excellent
•1 14.0 r cans,and Porto Rico SUGAR, best
Refined crushed Loaf suGA - tb, Lump
and Loaf • SUGAR,. common ~and superior
qualities. .. . • ••
.A new,lot CIFINFAN,Iirst-rate..
• An additional supply of RIO and Java COIF.
PE.. -• .• •
- Winter Sperm anal Whale' OIL • •
• Sperm. . mould : and •emniuon C ANDLES
Lest quality.
.• •
Ftne and GiviiitdAltim SALT, by die bushel
'and sack; , •' • • • „- • • •
A supplrof treat - SPICES, ground 'mill um
ground.
Fine 'Almond, Palm, Cartile and other qualities of
sorAp, suitable for shaving, washing, &e. •
, ThOßOO'ltil . other 'articles in his line, the •
scriber is prepared to sell on the most iteconinnoda
ing terms; at his old stan4,..ift - West Main street.
, JASON W. Kny.
,tf-48
gept. 4 2 8 ; 1842
aioawa erszu - ao% .
T UST , received, a - new and , large supply of
el 'BOOTS RMOES, 'to suit the sea
son. Selling low for Cash.'
G CHAS. CiGILTIY:
Carlishe, Sept. 280842. . ' tf-48
. •
1117.'heatfield Fac t ory
. _
. , . . FOR RENT . -
• ... .
• ._, • .
...
1111111§ valuable and profitable F i ACTOR)
i is for rent. it is situated in Penn ToWtiship,
Perry county, in a flourishing businesscommunity—
about one' little from Petersburg and the Susquehanna
Riser: it will Etc rented on the most reasonable
teims—for which, and liar any other information in
relation to the slime. apply to the Proprietors resid
ing on the. premises.
OWEN BROWN & CO,
October 5; 18 1.2. , . -......---- .:It•—ill
tfrozow,42 a u 2222 9
House Painter and•
ESPECTFULLY jniertins the public that
RV he has commcnced• the HOUSE PAINT-
ING, GLAZING, and PAPER HANGING, in
all their varions.M undies, and hopes by strict at:
tedtion to business end moderate eh afges to merit
and reeeive a share of public patronage. ,ILs
shop is in Pitt: street, directly in the rear of Ste
venson & Dinale's Drugstore.
• Carlisle, Oat. 12, 1842 ly_so•
SHERIFF'S SALES.
irtne . of sundry writs of Vendit,ioni Exponns
to .010 directed, issued out IX the Coutt. of Coin
mon Pleas of Cutoberhoid county,. will Ito exposed
to,ptddie-salent the Court noose iu the y Borough of
Cnelisle; on SATURIAV the 3th day of NOVEM
11t111, A. 1)., 1 842, at II) o'clock ,£ NI., the follow-,
hag deserilied Real .Esinte„to wit:
.1 it.I,IICT if 4.1 . 71711
- -
situate in 'Newton: townshiii ' Cundierland county,
containing neves more or less, bounded by hunts
o1".1pho Witaants,,lobn NVagner, L. 11.
others, baying thereon rreeted a
Log. noose . id Log Barn.
Seized and taken in exeention as the propetly of.lef
ferson Bales, With notice to .loseidtNnyllt and An
drew terve tenants. - •
•
Alsoi )4- Lot of Ground -
ME
situate in, the borough of Nelitville, bounded on the
North by ii
,public road leailink to the
•
Depot, On the NVelt• by a .lot LA John fiavidson, oil
the-South by Paxton nod Galbraith, on the East. by I I
another Jot of Joseph Otto, being 60 feet in- front,
Ind 18U Ireet iu depth, be the same more or less.,
•
-Also, - A Lot of Ground
situafe in the borough .of Newyille, containing 4 4 2
feet 8 inches hi breadth, and '2.'20 feet in Ilemh,wore
or less,- bounded by a lot of John Bracy on the
FlastLhy.a.‘2,o feet alley on the South, by another lot
of Joseph f/tto - nn the West, by. Bail ,Ifoad street-on
the North, having-thereoff erected-a two story _
R C Vah. FA
and ti•mue back building , . •
A Lot. of' Grouted
in the borough of Newville, containing 42 feet'
inches io breadth and Mt feet in depth, more orless,
bounded on the North by Hail ,street, on the
West Ply Ilezekiah !toads, on the Sodh by a '2O feet
Alley and on the East by the above described lot,
having thereon erectedlt frame Shop one story high.
Seized :old taken in execution as the proverty of
Joseph' Otto. And to be sold by inc
l'A Ul. irrlN, Shcrilf.
' Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Sept. 2 1,.1842. is-47
SHE IL PS SALE.
N111111..01 a writ of Venditioni livponnq to me
_ _ _directed, will be exposed to piddle sale, on
sATuIII)STERFEtIcatty-of-NOVEMBF.II, A. 11).`
183'2, at ten o'clock, A. M. the following described
It nI Estate, to wit:
A LOT - OF GROUND,
situate in the borough of Shippensburg, containing
61 feet 4 inelmi in breadth, and v,B feet in depth,
more or less, adjoining a lorof John Nlarlay on the
West, Main street on the North, Jaen!) Culp on the
East, and on the South by a fourteen feet alley. Seiz
ed and taken . in exceutiOn us the property of John
Craft.
Also, A (met of Land, sitnate in North Middle
ton twinship, Cumberland county, containing sixt
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Jacob Wag
goliel . .lllll l, odielli,lol , inglereoll e11 . ..fe1l 11 IWO StOr .
Stone:1111111ag 111011. Seized and taket
in eXeellooo as like properly of James 'frown; nun
10 be sold by me
. . PAUL MAIII , IN, Sheriff.
iiiiislei'
St-50
--- --
••/\/\'' -
Sherifrs 0'
October I'S, 18
,Y NOTICE.
ALLpersons residing io Ctititherland, County
having claims on the Cdinmonwealth,ibrougll
inLhand, as,,Brigade Inspexter, from : the..&l_
August, 1835 up to the 3d of August, 1842, arc
hereby notifi ed and advised to make such claims
known to Inc, otherwise they may . lose then. for
• • ..
ever.
'Constables having in their hands military war.
rants are also »Milled to come forward and settle
the same, ou'or beano the November Court, other
wise suits will he immediately instituted against
'them fot double the amount of such warrants.
W. FOULK,',
Late Brigade Inspector.
Carlitdc, Oct. 12, 1812. • - 3t.50
_ •
11;.SNN11 persons having served as Judge or
Clerk lo an election for Volunteer Officers, since
the79th.of March, 1830; are entitled to pay at
the rate of one dollar each per day. W. F.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,' SS.
ceAr 1 %, The Commonwealth of Peno
, : • irj :4/Tan/a, to Luther 'Davis,
••• •."
ATHERE IS ' Mary Ann Davis by her
ir hither and next friend ilohn'T. Keeltn% on
the tenth day of "Jan'oary •A. 1.);'1542, preterred a
Petition to the .luiges of the Court - of Common
Pleas of Cumberland county,
.praying that for the
causes therefit set forth, she might be divorced from
the bonds of; matritneurentefed into .with yon !tie
said Luther Davis;_toldfhe said, .Inalges
awnrileirit'subpoena• 'command ydu as 'We have.
heretofore conuninidcd you;that setting aside all otloi
or business and.C.KCIISS whatsoever, and be in .your
properperson before our Judges. at Carlisle, at oar
county: Court of Commoo Pleastliere,to be held the
avereal,,Vontlay. of Noyeniber neat, to answer the
Petitiotvot Lit,g, of the ..saiti 'Vary Ann, Davis, by,
Sio..tittlf':E;WV cause if anyymi have why' the wed
ifiblirldOt. 110 , tliFitt!ceti
from the bonds of matrimony agreeably to the Aiits
of Asseinbly:iii:.sinih 'Case' 'grade . proyidcd; huff
heivot you are not ' Witness Simile.' Heti
burn, F,goit,Carlisle,thoteath Oetober, A.
D. . Foe' Ceol;;Te'i.S'Odilet4inc
" • • MAIN:
PAUL' Al A wrtN,. Sheriff:
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Cleaiwing Coloring . '
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SILKS, CRAPES, MERINOES;
444 n*rirgens of otligEntlit.
IVO°II DOing: az Scour'
ES
aiwts..impim - sanzummal.lr
IPECI lIT informs the citizens of Car
isle Una its .vicinity continues
ing and Scogiitig,
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ALSV . WOOLAYYtING'ANEY - &-00ORIIM
in allits varioitiiitrzineliesZ .She.tiniy befoued id her
rOdditco. in Chinch AlleY,:annosite , Bilutation Hall;
where Work will be thankfully receiveiliantl.,e,„lecitz.
ted InTifeht and s hatillientielnaniter.7 4
;Carlisle, Sept. 280842. .• • • '
In : Bankruptcy.
, • - •
APETITION for uiscbarge,at Certificate_ un
der tie H tipt ben filed by
.
ROBERT SNO,DORAS lade' ercliant,
Ctimberland Co.
and FRIDAY the 30th •day,ofDECEMBER nest,
at X.' M., is .iippOinted ,for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court, sitting iii Bankruptcy,
at the Di Strict Courklationa; in the City of FlAludel-
Oda, Whewand Where ihe Cireditors'of the said Pe
tithiner-osho have 'proved their Debbi, and
n il other
persons' it interest, may ;Triter and show Cause, if
any they labia, why. such Dischitige and Certificate
should not be granted. ; •
. •
FRAS. HOPKINSON; ' • •
Clerk,of the DistriCt Court.
10-50
12, 184';
MO TICE.
A PETITION•for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
/Ik. 14tw, has been filed the Ist of October, 1842, by
WILLIAM DEAN, Saddler,
.CninL`crliand co.
JOSEF!!! orro, Carpenter • -1,0 Cabinet' • '
minket., • ;•Cumberlandeo.
Which Petition will be heard before the' District
Court of the tluited'States for the';Etitittrn' District
of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankrtiptev,atthe,Dis
triet 'Court room in the City of Philadelphia, on
rita)-.81( the 4tli day of NOVEMBER next, 1842,
AL when an where all pet:sons in
terested may Appear. and show cause, if any they
104; why the prayer of-the said-i Petition should not
granted, and the said Petitioner be declared Bank
.. _ _ _______
ma
- HOEIPN,SON,
Clerk of tlie'pistriet Court. •
• • St-49
Oct. 1, 1842
NOTICE.
4. • PETITION - .has been filed by SAMUEL
ECK.LE, JOILN FISIIBURN &t DANIEL
CUING.. duly - verified, praying. that DANIEL P.
Sell ERBA N , Merchant and Retailer of Mer
chandize, of C i umberlanil County, may be, declared
Bankrupt: Aiihich Petition will be heard hefore the
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court Itomn in the City nf Philadelphia,
on FRIDAY thedth day of NOVEMBER next,lB42,
at I I o'clock, A. M. when and o here oil per Sous in
terested may appear and show cause,' f any-they have,
why the pray er of the said Petitions ghoul:l s not be
granted, and the satd Daniel P.. Scherbahn declared
Bankrupt..
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
st.-49
Phila. Oct. 1,1842
~ ' ItZU/IQ)LOc)
- nizTrrioNs fur Machine and Certificate under
the Bankrupt Law have been filed by
A DAM MAURY, Stone Alason,
ly and as a member of the firm of •Nlaury
& Zeigler, - . Cumberland - county.
61.:012.61:1 V. HALL, late Merchant, now
Shoemaker and Agent; • - •Cumberland cotinty:
and.Thesday the Gth day of 'December neat, at tl
o'clock, A. Af. is appointed for the bearing thereof,'
before tile said.. Court, suiting in Bankruptcy, at the
District Court Rooth -city of Philadelphia,
when and 'where the creditors of the said Petitioners
it Ito have.pro - Ved their debts; antralLother persons'
in interest, may nppenr and show . cause , tidy they
have, %Ay such I ischarge and Certificate should not
be gc.mted
1101W,11;;SON, • ,
Clerk of tlir: District
rlalladelphia;Soßtethlier 17;1:842.
0 . 111 3 •
111ETITIONS fOiDischar,ge.and Certifi-r
eltie tinder the Bankrupt. Lanbwriii , been filed
SimrkiN DAUM' late .Merchant
Cumberland County.
JOSEPII FRY. Cabinet Maker now
Laborer, Cumberland County.
and TUESDAY the 6th day of December-next at 111 -
o'clock, A. M: is appointed for the hearlooltereof,
before the said Court, sitting in Ilankroptey, at the
District Court Room, in the City .of Philadelphia,
ruing and n here thU'Creditors of the said Petition
yrs, %%Ito have proved their debts,--and other per-_
sous to interest, may appear, 3111 d iliTii-cause, if any
bey have, whycitell Discharge and Certificate should.
not lie granted. .
- PRAS-: lIOPKINSON,
Clerk of the' District Court.
Philadelphia,Sept. 24, 1842. 10-48
¶2 ®Qo
pETITIONS fur Discharge and certificate
under the Ilankrnpt Law, have been filed by
tiAMLIEL GIVEN, late Merchant and
Manufacturer, Cumberland county.
JESSE *BAUMAN, 'Machinist and Iron • -
Founder, Cumberland county.
JOHN GRAY, individually and as a mem- ,
her of the late firm of Gray and Cau
man Iron Master, - Cumberland county.
ABRAHAM 11. PHILLIPS, late Ater-
• chant of the firm of Egolf and Phillips,
now Clerk, Cumberland comity
JOSEPII,AIOSSER, Tanner, Currier am?
Fzirnihr. Cumberland county.
C. E. R. DAVIS,' late Merchant, now •
Chair' Mater, Cunibeiland County.
and MONDAY the-2lst day of NOVEMBER
next, at II- o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the
hearing thereof; before the said Court, sitting in
Bankruptcy, at the District Court Room in the
City of Philadelphia, when and where the Credi
tors of the said Petitioners,who have proved their
Debts, and all other peisons in -interest, may ap
pear and show cause, Wally they have, why such
Discharge and Certificate should not be granted.
FR AS. ITO K I NSON, •
. Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelphia o Sept. 5, 1x42. '1046
NOTICE.
PETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate
finder-1 he Bankrupt,Law have heentiled by
WILLIS • FOULR, Clerk of COurt of •
Quarter Sessions,' Oyer,& Terminer &
. Orphans Court and Recorder of Deeds,
' Cumberland county.
JOSHUA OCIILBY, late Merchant Of -
Lockport lately tradirighi Company with ,
Charles F. Mitchell, under the firm of
Joshua 0014. •• • Cumberland county.
JA MES - Mc MATH; late-Merchant Tailer; -- r
now Agent, 0 Cumberland county.
and FRIDAY the 4th day of NOVEMBER next,
at 11 o'clock, A. M. is appointed the caring
thereof,.. before the said Court, sitting in liirk=--
roptcy, at the District Court Room, in the City of
Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioners, who have proved . their Debts,and
all other persons in interest, may appear And show
cause, Wanly they have, why such Discharge and
Certificate should not hp granted.
- FR:. S. HOPKINSON,.
Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelphia, Aug. 13, 184. 10.49
courer PrIOCLANIATION. • •
WFIEREAS the Hon. SAMUEL IiErBURN Pre-
Judge of the Court of Common
I'lcas of the Ninth Judicial district of Pennsyl
vania,- and tlic lion. JOHN STUART and THOMA•
C. MILLETiI JOCIgO Of the said Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Cumbeiland, have issued
their precept bearing date attic 12,th -day of Aug.
ISt?, and to me directed, for holding a Court of
Oyer and Terminer, General Jail Delivery, 'and
General Quarter Sessions of the Ps,q,cs,, Cir.
lisle,on the second Monday ofNovetnber,lii42-be 7 . •
ing the 14th day—at 10 o'cloelilit-tbc . forendon:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN- to 016'06oiler;
Justices' of the Peaci , and ConstaHis of the 'said
"County of Cuniberland; 'that they be -.then and j
there in their proper 'persons, with their
Records, Itsgu!sitions, Exantioatiotut:lotVbtlicr'
retriethbrances; to do the:- thinge wlllektO their of.
flee respectively apper.tairintid,titosejvhb era •
bound by recOguilanceile; prose cute against-tlin
pritioners that.are. .Of
saidleminty, to be thin' an' there' , ii.V . Wa'seet#e
SeSin r st . them, as Midi 118 . jiiskiiridYieWl
Dated at. Carlisle, ilia ,Ililid,yorOpt;,k4p.
842, and the - 66th; year'-of American, • IT)4,pcin- '
PAUL MARTIN Slter
October-12, 184*.
. • 'LAND, "FOR SALE . I
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August 10;1813. • -