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Wednositla'y iforalingi April ,5•31:81-1.
Second Lecture :
The second lecture of the Fours
Washington Artillery dornpany, will be deliver•
.
ed in Education
.on Tuesday evening, .the
11th inst. by.E, W, Humrcrt, Esq. of Harrisburg.
Subject—' Modern PoMidi and Politicians,'
, .
.
- • • The Sniquehanna. .
0:4 - 'We learn from the Harrisburg and Colum
bia papCre that the ice is . passing off tho usque
hanna very smoothly, 'and tho river Will Roo be
entirely clear of it without any 'damage bei g
'done. .
Fresh Shad!
Li'Among the luxuries on - the - bounteous-,table
of the Mansion House Hotel in this, boroUgh ?
9 last week, were - fresh Shad; they were. caught
- we believe, in the Potomac • near .Washington,
and were the first of the season. •
Relief Nofes.
itrThe 'discount on broken Bank.rebef notes
in Philadelphia ranges , at from 7 to 74, per cent.
On other good but Fuspended Banks, at from 5 to
per cent. ' -
:10 . The,Northattiptort flank, ht Allentown ; Pa.,
hal closed its doors. •
The Miller Doctrine!
( , Our Town has at lasi hed-a visit from two of
the followers of "Father Miller;" as ho is fainili
arly called, — We have heard of the preaching of
these doctrines for some time in various parts of
the county, but none of the prOmalgatora Of"tlio:
Midnight cry" have before visited our borough.
"Indeed we learn that the converts to the Miller
doctrine 'are exceedingly numerous in several
towns in Iris county.
• The inditriduals who lectured here labareitas
eiduously, lecturing three Cubes a day for three
successive days, but wo do not .hear of their la
bours being crowned with much success. A very
few converts have been made, we le,ain, and they
are neither the most gifted or the most learned of
Our citizens! The lecturers themselves' were ex-'
tremely illiterate persons, forming apt' illustra
tions of the line that
"Fools rush in Alitre angels. fear to trend !"
One of them inforined his audience that helical
been all his life a working man, had received ne
ednerttiiiri, - and could hot consequently be expected
to lecture upon this subject with much eloquence
or elegance! He did mot reflect, it seems, thet
-his- want- of - education — was-the-very-reason -why
he should let such a subject alone ! The Miller..
ites go upon very safe ground, however, and very
-modestly shelter themselves under the scriptural
text, "that God has chosen the 11)0111M of this world
-to confound the wise." If they can prove that
this 'expression of the Scriptures was intended
expressly for thek,they will have no difficulty in
proving their point!
It seems to us that no arson with Christian
limmirximllsw
131dnals_thuall61dly
predicting the. time pf so great an event as the
destruction of the world, without having his riuiv
ul sense shonliedat theif and daring pre:
sumptiou. The man who lectured iethe Court
House on Saturday is a fair example. lld has not
learned t h o rudiments of education scarcely, ye t
he knows the decrees Oldie Almighty! He can
not, we judge, elucidate the simplest maim.
matical problem, yet he has the complicate
Chronology of the world, " familiar as his gar
ter!" He has not learned to
words correctly (as his audience ulcll know) yet
he haS learned the unrevealed desipis'of(ft—
thus surpa.ssihr, the angels in knowledge I Sure.
ly this is "test ' • • •
•_,.cu imposture, or misereOie fi
•ziaticism
We cannot here forbear transferring to our
columns, the following, which is extracted from
JEWELL'S comment upen the . fifth chapter. of
the first epistle to the Thessalonians, written. two
I?undred years ago. It is a- saver° but fitting re
1.6 ke to the Millers and others,.wbo in their eonfi
dent predictions of the future, virtually assufne
the attributes .of the Deity himself! It should
at least teach those who revere the Scriptures how'
do treat this matter:
Afark. what Paul sailli :Ye have no need that I
• . write unto you of times 1111;1 seasons; and that our
Saviour mit'', It is not for you to know the times or
the seasons. What may tve think, then, of them that
write bookstuul alnumacks; and say such a ytar,and
at melt a -time, Christ shall come ? and with these
speeches frightett and mock the world ? Paul was
the apostle of -Christiat elect vessel of the Holy
Ghost. lie said,' have no need to write of it; you
cannot know it. \Vied .need is there now that such
books and pamphlets Ilionld he written.? why should .
the world be troubled with such vanities.? Spare me
yourimtience and give tee leave to deal with these
wizards. Tell me, thou that (lost measure and be
hold the-compass of Heaven, and mat•kest the con
junctions, and oppositions and aspects of the stars ;
and by that wisdom cans; foretell the things that shall
be done hereafter ; .where leftmost thou this skill ?
how earnest thou bythis deep knowledge,? Pail was
,calcen up into ..the third heaven; and heard words_tltat
tannin be spoken, which are not lawful for man to .
utter; yethe knew not this secret,, and might not
know it. What art thou then? Art thou greater
than the Apostle of Christ? Host thou been taken
up into some place higher•thairthe third heaven ?
Hast thou heard such wortjn as-are not lawful to ut..
_ter ? If it be so, why (lost don titter them ? Wilt
-- -.thou take upon thee that whichthe holy Apostle dar
ed not ? Art thou of God's privy.council ? The an
gels and archangels know, not hereof, mid shall we
think thatthou-knowestnt-?—Corisiderthyselfilthou
art a miserable man: thy breath fedeth as the smoke.;
thou art nothing but dust and ashes . ; thou enlist not
attain to the knowledge hereof. e. '
; And what is that which thou boastest? The knoyy- ,
ledge of that terrible day, when all flesh shall appear
before the Judge; even of that time which God hath
put MIAs own waver!; Oh, yain man,thoo knowest
not thine own day ; titian knowest not when thy soul
shall be taken from thee. * * — Tdivtitit end write
they thus Is it to give a token of their knowledge?
Nay, hereby they proclaim and publish their folly
and want of knowledge. These two hundred years
there ever have been some who have adventnred to
. tell such news—and to say, In this year or that year
youshall have dooms-day. Ruch a day Christ will
come to judgment, and the world shall hive an end.
They have appointed many such years, and days and
hours. The yearsare gone; the days are past, and
the hours are stint away, but the world. abideth; and
sweat witness'of their folly ! .
-But the meaning, of these men is good; some say :
hereby they move the people to repentance: For,
when men think the end of world is at hand they
• will bear the-less affection to the things of this world.
This is not the Way to teach repentance and amend.
went of life. The people may not be taught by lies
sod fables..lt this had been good forthem,Gedlem
. self would have used it. • God grant thenri grace-to
repent,who t t us presume of knowledge , and reach so
!ugh, and ye know, nothing. • - 0 . Anti what time
' thoose they to Cast abroad this 'tens ? TIM same in
which the gospel, through lberperey. of God is well'
tnown to most men; 'Lven no* tell they these titles
when all men know that Christ with; The angels In
• leaven know not of that di y.lnd ;The angels'
tehold the face of Gml; and stand idhisltresenee,yet
chow they not the day or the Lord. - :This isa secret
which God revealeth not unto , any..
.Children ten reprove. this folly In ,theni, , ine.say,
.
leek to' know the secrets of Godillor -what Wien
er of thing the Heavenis. KnoWttryielf;thld thou
• rt but a mortal man , crawling on the ground like a
form. He . thathv ill stare, upon the sun
nil lest'. We dyes, "God hath , viVen . thee
knowledge , 'measure; ~.theit 'eanst notitnow Moat as thou
•ouldst. - ':KrioWthat which is - -fit :for , thee to khow,"
ad speak that :which is lawful.to , be-spoken.. Think
f the commandments of God, to:follow .them; for
.a that is curious In searching ; the majesty of ,God,
tall be oppressed and confounded by hie
Thts strorweenettie 'written 1 7...i'le4rztiid corm:
entator. upon tine: Bible, two i'undred years ago,
rebuke some of that.;l4' • o'vere ' , valid ober°
hat itrafrittoir,tt;to - 00 . * opp ` tl&hll7e.',to Miller
41:filifilllowto:$&thir0
of the prOpheey of pankel, and the twenty-fourth
chapter 'of Matthew, upon which . the • Milleritea
base their predictions. The Rev. genthiman clear
ly exhibited from the writings of the most eminent
and learned commentators,upon the Scripturcs,th al
tho Ir "
'P before the
latter prophecies related not to the'end of the
world, but the destruction of the Temple at Jeru
salem; and prov - hil from the history of Josephus,
that they have been fulfilcd to the very letter
The leptnre was a most, Satisfactory one, and was
listenedle with - dee . p interest by the audienoi. --
We understtind that lectures upon the prophe
cies have lately been delivered by the Pastors of
several of the churches in our borough.
The Miller Chronalogy. , •
n-The Rev. Dr. Jarvis, of Middletown, Conn.
is preparing for the press a work on.tho chronology
of the_ Bible , in which ho designs, ainong other
things, to show that wcro Mr, Miller's views of
tho meaning of the prophetic writers correct, the
world•would havo been burnt up Some years ago,
as ho has placed the death of Christ exactly five.
yeara too lute.
Rev. Dr. Weeks of Newark, Delaware, one of
the first Theplegions of the country, who has been.
reviewing Mr„Millees theory, insists and provei
that Mr, Miller is inconsistent with himself in his
own theory, Contradictory with all the authorities
whom he quotes, making them.contradict each
other in some cases, and themselves
,sometimes.
He has alreadypointed out sixty 'errors in Mr.•
Miller's chron'Ology of the world • •
. • -
Methodist. Conference. ' •
The.. Baltimore Annual Coufeienee of the Me
thodist Episcopal church, which had been in ElEts
Rion in that city since the 15th tilt., adjourned on
Saturday the 25th. A resofution was passed, de
d aringthat "the Conference deprecates the sys.
tern of peui churches, and considers it an infiac.
tion of the discipline, and at varrairce with the
pineral economy of the church." -
. The following are the appOinterent's for Chu relics
in the Cm:lisle District, of which Rev. C., B.
' PErTI is Presiding Ehjer,
Carlisle station—ll. Tarring.
Carlisle circuit—T. Myers, J. Stine.
Bloonifield—W . H. Enos, E. S. Teal.
114/in—.l. Gruber.
Shippensburg slairea—M ! G. Hamilton. _
Illercersburg—W. Monroe, W. F. Mercer.
- Chanzbersbarg station—,lows Stinks.. „
IWaynesburg, = S, McMullin, G. 11. Day. _ '
linererstolau —J. V. Rig - den.
Boorisbere--A. A. Reese, %V. L. Spotswood.
Frederick city—..W.
Frederick circuit —l. Collins, J. France.
Gettysburg—T. McGee, T. ill.'l2er,q,
R. EMORY, President pro tear Dickinson College.
. ,
fe ' DAPiIELS. SPANGLER, Esq has been Elected
Cashier of the Chatabersburg ',Bank, in- place of
J. Logan Smith,'Occeascd..
arlrltecent letters from Missionaries initke !Den
ti6n Of very' "extensive revivals of
_Religion in the
Sandwich Islands.
imp-.3ll,lllvglantitTlagialatt
The Reform Dill, an abridgement of which 'we
published in our last; has passed the Legislature
and is iu the hands Of the Governor. It passed
by a vote of ihresjoorths !if the members:
The two Houses met in convention on Friday.
to ballot for a State Printer. Mr. Ditllo,:khad 47.
votes.; Mr. Bretton 46; scattering 17. No choice
having been made, the Convention . adjoutzted to
7Vionday next, members having pledged them.
selves to go for a law giving the printing to the
-lowest-bidder," --
pronounce common
A bill has panscd•lhc Senate altering the CPI
so that 550,000 only '
c t"'' t.tay be can
per month.
• The House has passed a hill granting a itew
trial to the Flanagans, now under sentence 0
death in Cambria county, but respited by-the Gov
ernor-to hay this application made. .
On Saturday the Governor :gent in a Veto of
biU electing the Canal Commissioners by the
ME
The Governor lauds the prestiffiloardof COM:
missioners, and alledges that thtir removal would
be a rebuke to faithful servants, in these days,
when such characters arc a rarity—refers to his
former veto of a similar bill, end boasts that the,
people sustained him in it, by a inajority' of
23,000: says he has no objection to give the,clec
lion of these officers to the people, if they desire
, but he cannot consent to their appOintment by
Legislature, which he conceives to be a political
scrambling for office; and he is determined to
guard the people against "Legislative encroach.
nicks." Moreover, lie quotes largely, from the
Constitution', and the decisions of the Supreme
Court, to show that the election of these officers
by the Legislature, as proposed by this bill, is un
constitutional, and intimates that if the bill is
passed by two-thirds, that the Supreme ,Court
will declare it a-nullity.
A bill relating to the collection of taxes in Cum.
berland and Lehigh counties, has been passed by
the House. 'We have. not, ascertained what its
provisions are.
A. bilicornpelling.the Tide Water Canal Corn.
pany to receive one.fourth of their tolls in their,
own notes, passed final reading in the Senate.
of_tlio
Pennsylvania Canal for $1,800,000 b'as pased.the
Ronso
The hill• allowing the Banks to issue small.
notes passed several .readings, but was lost on
final passage in consequence of the impracticable
shape into .which it hid been put by amendments..
Mr. Brindle moved an amendment, making a
refusal 'of the Banks to-redeems their small notes
In gold and silver on demand as a forfeiture of
charter, provided for by the 12th of May, 1842;
which was agreed-to.
Sonia otbei amendments were then adopted,
ind . the bill coming' hp on final passage was lost.
The AppOrtionment Bill for members of the
Senate and 11ouse of Ropresentatives,is in the
hands of a Committee of Confer,ence, by, hom it
has not yet been reported.,,, The following,a .is
believed, wine its shape : '
Philadelphia city, , 2
Philadelphia county, ,'
Montgomery • • 1
Chester and Delaware,
Berke, . 1
Bucks,.
Lancnster.and Lebanon; • •
Schuylkill-and; I:elligh, -1
Northampton, Carbon and 'Monroe . , 1
Pike, Wayne, Susquehanna,and 'W,yortiing, •
Bratiford.and Tioga, 1
Lycoiming,Clinton and Union, -
Dauphin awl Northumberland, .
Luzerne' and Columbia, • .-
Cumberland - Ferny and sunitita,
Adams andTrankl in, . •
Bedford and Somerset,
.Huntingdon,
Clearfield, Armstrong and Indiana '
Westmoreland and Cambria, :
Fayette and Green, '
Wnahington, • • - .
Allegheny andllutlei, " . •
Beaver. And 3fereerit -
Crawford and Venaogo,•' . • .
Varren;MaKean,'Poiter, Jeff Orson atdi
Clarion : •,.
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'
Tiroituri;ofi.hicborough‘; , deliver.
edli lecture on Saturday evening last in the Court
House, to a very large asegpblage. of persous, in
oppoeiticn to the, views of :the `, f.
he' end.othd.wprld
leeturers.; Mr. Thorne's lecture was particularly
devoted ta exhibiting the erruneousliterpretatioh
gENA'It
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I . ZIOUS.g OF. REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams .. . I Jefferion Clarion - and
! Allegheny .' • = 'A • Venango '- • 2
Armstrong: • ' 1 Philadelphia city .• .8.
Bedford -, ,' 2 Philadelphia county 5,
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Beaver - 1 2. Montgomery ' . . 5
'Bradford -, • • ' 2 York • • - ' '3
Berlin . 4 Laticaster .• 5
Bticks 3 Schuylkill , 1
Butler . ' - , , 1 Northam:46n Afotirths 3
.Crawford . 2 Luzerne • 2
Centre & Clearfield C Wayne 'and Pike 1
Chester , 3 Lehigh and Carbon, 2
Columbia , '' 1 Stunmehanna,WyOnting C
Northumberland 1 Hogan 0 • - 1
Cumberland • 2 -Lycomirig,Clinton and'
Delaware . \- -I._ . Potter
Dauphin
.- • ' 2 iiiifflin • •11
Erie, , 2 Union and Juniata 2
Franklin ' 2 Perry '.
Fayette , , 2 Somerset, ' - . •
Cambria . ' 1 Mercer
Lebanon_ ' 1 Washington ,
Green - -•-• •-•--- ' 1 Weitmorelaiid
Huntingdon • 2 Warren and McKean,
Indiana • 1
llore liliivelorimonts:•-1114*e Mei
bevy.
The Harrisburg Telegraph of Saturday, says
it was well understood by those Who had paid
MOOR to the
.movements of the friends of the
Governer•, .that the election of Mr. Dimock, the
Niekapoo candidate for State Printer,'Was to 'se •
Mire to the Governor his present Board of Canal
Commiesioners, by the defeat of the bill for their
removal, when the veto should be sent in ; al
though this was stoutly dehhid , by the coalition.
This fact *as fully catabliShed by ah unparal-
eled scene, which took ;place .in the-Ileum) on
•
Friday • afternoon. ;• •
Heckman offered the following ; •
Whereas it is alleged 'that certain members of
he Board of Canal Coironissioriers of this Cont.
I morfwealth have held outinducements mid bribes.
o members of the Legislature to corrupt. them,
and thereby influence their votes on certain meas
ures periding - before the Legislature; Therefore
'Resolved, That a selea eommittee of 'three be
appointed to examine the said charges anti have
authority to send for. persons and papers. .
Mr. Heckman made sonic remarks 'in favor of ,
I •
the resolution, Which called up Mr. Hill Ann:
stroog,who stated that he had been called upon by
Mr, McCulloch, of Centre, and assured' that he
(Mr, Hill) could , get 'an office from the. Canal
Commissioners, it lie desired it, but that it would
be expected of him .to sustain the veto of the bill
for the election of Canal commisSioners, and vote
for Mr. Dimpcic for State Printer, intimating
that lie had lfid same from the Comoiissioners,
and desiring him (Mr. II.,) to call' on them.
Mr. Hill did see Mr. Overfield b one - 6f the Coin.
inisSioncrsoiilio tendered him an offiee'for" him
self or any' friend lie might
.name, worth from
$BOO to $lOOO a year, if he would aid in getting
them ouoof the "tight place" they were in by.
voting-
voting- to sustain the veto; and thus kill the bill
referred to. •
Mr. Sharsw.ood made a most eloquent and pow.
erful speech in faVor Of the resolution, 'reviewing
th shole course Of Governor Porter's Acnini:
talon, and particularly the Brodheod lumber
trdirsactions of 1840, and the nurnerouLattempts
made by-him and his corrupt ollice-holderil to
tamper with and corrupt the representatives of
people,. • 'Pho resolution was agreed to, and
Messrs. Heckman, Beford and Morris, were ap.
I>ohtled the .Committee,
• The Sa:nui•s Cam,.
Tito Cou,rt Martial held at New York, for tha
ZTi3f of fiti - ditr — itirfaieitzte7"if - Lritra - do.. up -its.
verdict and transmitted it. to NVashingion for re
vision; CaptaitOlaebenzio, it is-statad, has' been
aegnittvd; and JUdgm Ibtrrs, of the United States
.District Court has decided, that the courts of
htw have nctinrisdiation in lb° case._ This deck
skin, itis intended, shall be curried to the
States Court.
Hy an act of Assently-...mt r : c tr u lC i
llw ic%l7-11-Rses;orn—chrnotterininateimtil-the
day after the General AectiOn in October—so
'that those elected on the 17th 3larchdo not cont.
menet: their duties until ArrEa the Fall ElcCtion.
[l.7osr.coN is now the theme of general inter
est. at:the West. Large meetings to dismiss the
policy of taking formal possessibn of and cold.
nizmg it had been held at Caluinlms,,,Ohio, and
several other places. Many are preparing to em•
BE
Er . -The ,Tion..llcnry_Clay, associated With his.
son,,J. B. Clay, is again a practitioner at the bar
of the "Courts in Kentochy. ' -
WEasTEn.--The N. y. Llerald learns
rrom a scourco entitled to credit, that, iii the &-
ening of May, Mr. Daniel Webster will retire
from the .State Department, and immediately
threupon, a new reorganization will take place in
the Cabinet. Mr. Webster has just. signified this
intention to the President, and it is probable
that he will either 'take the mission to London,
orthat to Paris. •
z.4l,!amazz a
REEF CATTLE.—The. supply continues about
equal to the demand, and prices in consequence re•
main avithout any material change. 'rite offerings
on Monday were about squ head, all of which .wel'e`
taken by the butchers at 5 50 to $5 75 per 100 lbs.
flogs hare becomp . moreplenty,and nriccs
sales' having been made at $4 25 at the clone m the
market.
FLOUII.--City Mills has sold at $4.1 er bbl. on a
credit of 4 months, withouti interest; mid a lot of 100
bbls at $4, I per cent off for cash, are the only °per_
attons.whicitkave come tii — Our kno . wlF.dge Aloft - the
week. polders ore willing to IMP at $4. The
asking price fot o lloward sweet bask anti
een $4,
one transaction is reported to have taken place;
others have been'at $3 1122-. The timtars'are paying
$3 75 per bbl. from 'the cars.
GRAIN.—The receipts of Wheat come forward
very sparingly,and the most inferior lots ate .taken
at about 70 cents, to 83'for the best .that arc .offering;
strictly prime red would meet sale, probably at 85
cents per bushel. • Good Maryland Rye has sold at
50 °pat.—There have been liirther sales of Corn
(which is scarce) at 48 to" 50 cents for white, and 50
to 51 for 'yellow; the top prices only for a prime
article. Oats have sold at 2.4 cents, and are in 4-
mond at that price, for good. •
WHISKEIE.—Whiakey is in demand at 20 cents
for bbls. 'Mill 19 fee Ithds., very few 91 the latter in
market.,
PHILADELPHIA, Match 31,1843:
FLOUR AND MEAL.- , -The supply for several`
rears probably has not beenso light at this season of
the year as at present. Arrivals however are now.
daily eepscted froth up the AverUnd from the West.
Sales are being made at $4, and for family , use at $4
to $C 'of Western-4-6f Corn .Meal sales haVe been
effected at $2 pl.' ins? 31 in bids, which ,are in
demand. :In Idyls not so much .so—thepelFe As $l l
4.0 / / :We ylont• is also scorcesales at . $2423.
Exports this week, 2708 bbls of Flour; yi,1351. to"
the. West Indies; 51:6 to British N.A. Colonie, and
85710 South 'America.' Corn' meal 20 Mule .and
1150 bbls to West Indies...and 884 bble .to Aritish
• Colonies. Rye Mea1;.144 hhls to British i;OlpniCs.
GRAINS--Generally are searee,,,Vheat 7 lates
at 83 to 85 eta... Corn—sales at 28 cta. Xlye 47 .to
t 50 cents: Exporti of C0t4,1 81,2 bushele'to West in
t dies. and 242 bpslAtto 'British Colonies..
, •
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On Thursday imt,',hir.)}l9.9i9,floslltriSri ,
ofie.9o4e,OkStanol4P44Als,Pllo/hielitifie47thiP•
ASSCS6 . OVS.
BALTiMOItE, March 31, 1843
;..vccs=sajgzT3l=B
ttorney at , Law,
FFFRS` his 'professional services "to
the publie, Offiee at the-late residence of
Mr. Jacob' Zug, oh Muin street.
Carlisle, April 5, 1843. ly-,23
. • • . •
JAMES 1-1. GRAHAM,
• •
Ottorney at Late,
,
HAS removed to the office recently.oc
cupied by John Harper, Esti. 'on the West
Side of Huritiver str4 three doors South of the Court
House. . .
April 5, 1843: •
MANSION: HOUSE HOTEL. '
Main street, one square West of the . Court Hones
CARLISLEI, -. PA.
THE "subscriber having leased the eliove
house, would most I•espectfully announce to
his friends and the pablits generally that hp is pro
pared to accommodate them entitle travelling com
munity, in it style that he hopes will be foututiatis
faCtOry to all who may favor him with a call. .
His table will receive his especial attention, and
shalt always be Abundantly supylied with the best to
be hat Lin tli county. The bar is and will be found
constantly supplied with the choicest Wines and
tiqudrathat are to be °blamed here'and in the cities.
The Stabling attached to the bruise is commodious
and will be underllte.ebarge of a careful Ostler.
Fle hopes by naiad attention to business to receive
a liberal share of the puldie patronage.
tKTIIOAttDEIiS be taken by the week, month
.
or Year. WILLIS FOULK.
Carlisle, April 5,1843. " ' tf-‘23
CHARLES BARNITZ & CO,
HAYING purchased the entire. Stock
Aferchindize of Geo. NI. Hinter, have re
' moved the Stock to the lieu , Store itoom;adjoinin,, , r,
Charles Ogilby and nearly opposite the Tarern Stand
lately kept by Simon Wmalcrlicli, and win the
°coquille). of Mr. Brown; and will lie happy to re. ,
eel ve the visits of the former patrons of this Store,
and also solicit 'a continuance of the patronage of
lija old eustorner This Stork now embraces a gen
eralassortment of Fancy mid Staple GOODS,Mi ad
dition Will he made thereto al atrearly.period. Far
tirtAar,:attention.Wi II be given to the seleetion of filvey,
Cow such as have been usually kept in (his Stork.,
Carlisle, April 5, 1813. • 0-0
FRESII ARRIVAL O
CJEEAF 00011 M.
LAPPINCER & CARE', near the Rail Road
Shippensborg, have just received from Phila
splendid assortment of new,lashionahle,tua.
CHEAP GOODS,
Yo which they invite the attention of pnrchnsers; they
arc prepared to offer Goods at the lowest Cash prices.
and those desirous of purchasing Cheap and fashion
able Goods, will Lind it to their ad yantage to give
th..ttn a ' •
April 5, )543.
73111 E subscriber thankful for past favors
.e 1 bega leave to ittl'orm his 11.4101 itiol the pubhc
iu general, that he tentinmes to early oa the.
TA➢LOR ING BUSINESS;
nil its vaviotis branches tit the room occupied by
im for-the-I:1st- two-years,iml-1 igh stce,tocestmf_the:
;hurt Ilouse;lkdjoinitig N. \V. Wood's store, where
is.premict tl to execute, :ill kinds of work in hie
nr, 'tithe hest nod most fitsh'imethle manneromil
ponthe shortest notice. eliarges tteole to suit the
Ines. By Ftriet titmution to business lie still solicits
share of the public patronage.
dm-13
Mde, April 5,1843.
alilL'Al! BLINDS,
/ / at's B •
O. 14 , North street, above Nlarket, 111;1-
,rkaylelphin, Chraf)itouse and Sign. l'aiinter nod
Glazier,and Venitian Blind-Nlaiitifeeturerdiasit large
aiiil'haudso assortment of
•
lieP IP 8,
•
.I,rays on hand, for l•ariety, beauty and style
of workmanship, will 'eel those (ll' low other es
tablishment in Philadelphia, which u ill he sold ak
the %cry lowest prices.
Cmintry I.
the Fon , .
ea
Otm 111.1Nns repaired and trimmed SIGNS paint
ed_aul,l SO to 45.
Tin. citizens itf Canulmj•lnnil County t!re-
full l• invited to tall hern., purchasing claewhyre.
Itila. April 5, 181-3. • aim -^3
ATTENTION TO LAST NOTICE,
Trig subscriberhsvinff concluded a sale
and transfer 0f.1119 forittei. Stork of •Nf ereltti
din: to Clinelex 11:11.11i N . , :CO. Iletiil'OS a speedy set
dement of all his outstanding. accomit4, and requiems . ,
all llinse indebted to come forward and diselinege
their accounts witlioutt u!rlay, 00 the Books will lie
putt into other Minds for collection very Rhortly.
April 5, 1819,
LAS'Et' ,NOTIPtE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
undersigned will attend at Bretem's
in Carlisle, tin Nlonday the 10th .April 1843, to
collect notes of Daniel P. Scherhalin, after which
time Es(oire Irvin will collect the same.
DAVID COBLE,
• Assignee in Bankruptcy of D. P. Sclierhalm.
April 5, 1813,
• BRAND E TIPS PILLS. _
THE subscribers Inning received a transfer of the
Agency of the above celebrated Medicine, will have
at all times a simply of the zrnuine Pills on hand,
where they can he had as id the former Agent&
CILAULES BARNITZ
•
April s', 13.13., tf-23
FOR SALE.
'TIDE subscriber wishing to move to the \Vest, of
fees fur sale,'', tracts of superior
LIINE-370HE LAHD 3
lying Iwo miles South of Shepherdslown,
, One Tract •containintr •155 .Acres well
lin proved; baying on it a good Dwelling and a barn.
Also two' wells of 'Wato. - iii the ; Two grind
Orehavds, and a quarry of superior white Marble.
Also4thout h 4 or 50 Acres ol good Timber. Ad
joining ihe above is
One Tract of Land containing 57 Acres,
in a good Mate or tillage and a part well timbered,
but without buildings.
• Any person w tilling to buy would do well to call
and see, when the terms will he made known by the
owner living on the (aim.
The above farms.will be sold seperately or
,to.
gether, to suit purchasers.
• April 5, 1843.
MCAT/LES MOLER.
St-93
Estate of Jakob Hoover, deceased.
Natitt r
HEREB:k GlVENthat letters.'of Admin.
istration upon tile estate of Jacoh Hoover,
late of _East Pennsborough township, deceased,
have been granted to the subscriber, residing in
the same township. All persons having Adams
against said estate are requested to presont them
duly authenticatedfor settlement, and ,those in
-debted will malmpayment to
MOSES-HOOVER. .
April .5, IBA3. • 6t429
]stats of Jacob Dougherty, deed.
**
•
IS
HEREBY GIVEN that letters of Adminis.
tration upon the estate of JACOB DOUGH
ERTY:Iate of West Pennaborough township,
deceased; haro , been granted•io.the subodriber re.
siding in the same township. All persons•having
clime against said 'estate are rennested.to present
them duly antheritiCated for isettletnem, and those
indebted will malte,payment to •
GEORGE ROTH.
March;al,lB4Q. • s 6 " 3
.
' - .
Goodand'. Cheapi
lIOMEOPATII/C tke' .. 'k; r ) 4 ther best Cho
ualates, Sat Soda and. Sa rani!, Cigars of
all qualities, Cavendish, Plug and Twist Tolpeco,
cedai..Tobs and Buckets,' Painted Iluafcetsand Quid
eis;Afould Candles, Castile,-Viriegatedand Brown
Soap; Maret, , Clotlies and Bdshel Baskets,. 'osier-
PIITAr. 6 4 I O-9r,thei best it;•7this,Orosso,
.Spat•eiff. .; . ;WAVIn r- t - •
Mg
10. 'The account of Henry Brenneman, Ad.
ministrator of James Cummins, late of Allen
township, deceased:
31. TM. account ... of Samuel Worst, Adminis
trator of Martin Molder, late of the Borough of
Mechanicsburg, deceased.
12. '►'he account of John Swisher, Executor of
Andrew Swisher, late •of the 13oroUgh of Me..
chanicsburg, deceased:
13 The necoUntaElV-illittio-11,11-otrayrAtlinin—
ignitor of Mary I). Ramsey, late uf the Borough
of Carlisle; .deceuse,l.
The account of Georga Burley, Jr., aliur
dian of Jaciih Edinger, &tinny! Eslingcr and Levi
Eslinger; filed by George Rupp;• Jr. Adnunistra_
tor of - thc mad Gorge Rupley, Jr.
15. The, account of Jacob Zeigler, Guardian
of Philip Corninan, a minor son tif Philip Coin
!nun, late of'Norfli iddleion township, deceased.
•
JACOB BRETZ, Register.
qa,te_ol_,,. John FII)Pri0; IrLdper.-is
(TN, that lette , .a of Ailtoihis
tratiott on the EttateufJOllN FilL.:l{l.l:, Jr. late
of Silree tipriq. Imi:ie.:hip, Cumberla n d totioty, de
ettits,d, have this, day beets issued by Ilse n Register in
and for the said Cotility l to the subscriber who residys
iu Monroe I.o . .rubliil), n, ! 3 aill (•;oliollV All persims
liaving,elltints Or de
"""d3.'" :ooSt. eclat) , it,' ..` 4lll
t k 11 • - •
cAtiesle, 0 10.1 lio‘‘ it
14.1161" .1-111:• indrlitell fn outice!ietvittert to
J A Co It- NI ESLEY,
Cd•-
Estate?UKUiiiham-Ditfow, decca.
•
si - o:REBy GIVEN, that letters of Admiois
g the Estate of AltlEk I 1 A 'AI DITLOW,
late of South Aliddleton too nship, Cumberland en.
deeenNed, have this day been issued by the Itegistcr
intuul line said Co'udv, to the subseeifiers. All pm.-
. s - ons having claims ne demands againht the 'Estate of
said deredent,a6e requested to make knOwn the same
oithout delay, and those indebted to make payment
immediately to
GI O. \V. itiTSER.
ii-23
ARCHER'S. LARD LAMPS
RC lIE R'S PATENT LARD LAMP
„....,.„-„„in g „.„,„,
~,,• ~,„„„ber. l'hu light ts .equal• to the
bet sperm-oil, is eotirely crow front smoke or smell,
and ..osts rest: than half the price. . .1 he apparatus
for frail g the lard is neat and sihiple, does not th
wart Irmo the apprarance, is not liable to get out Of
repair, and may he !Tidied ,at a small (..cpenst• to
those kinds tiny in use. Confident that dhis article
requires only to' he koZtivn to come into general use,
I respectfully invite the public to call and see them
in orratirm. M. IIAItRIS.
Carlisle; March C 2,1833: tf-5
cl WS,
• 'ikt‘ li)%
.OWN SCI
0, 1 1
f HAVE received my annual supply of
AL. GARDEN' SKI.IDS, from 111 r, jaatilerth. %% filch
are WIIITRIIieII fresh. S. ELuorr.
Alarch 8,1813. ti:49
TKt; re d itors of WIt,LIAM C. CUM
AIINS, will take notice, that in the .matter of
the account of Robert Gilmor, his assignee,thc Court
of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, appointed
Robert Scott, A utlitorto marshal- the assets 'to and
amongthe creditors. :Sold said Auditor will attend,
for that purpose, at the public house now occupied
by John Rehuck, in Shippensburg, on thellth day of
April next, at 2 o'clock
•
ROBERT GILMOR, Assignee.
March IS, 1849. ' • 6t-20.
. CALL _Cr Luovr*
'FOR a .1/cry superior article of SPERM OlL;it
j! is, lam induced to'. believe, of a gia n t' quail!y
than any now for ,sale In Carlisle, and in price as
cheap as the ebettheat for Cash. Alio; SE'ERIM
CANDLES, pure at 87,1.',
Ber shire - and •Wohnrn Pigs
• ,FOR. BALE, .
AL FEW pair of Berkshire and Woburn Pigs of
pure blood, winch may be taken • from. the sow
about the first' of April,
,price $lO. ,Also, a full
blooded •
•
Dir,tropaszurma BULL,
This animal Was purchased. for $1 SQ, when be ilia
about .twe' years he mill be - six 'this spring. a
.bright red, perfectly gentle and very.haUdsome, Ile ,
is-sold only because dm 'owner has two.. 'Prlcesso.
Ile may be seep at the reiaidence. of the 'll,uhabriber,.
one.mile west of Carlisle, on thelleittoad. ,
JACOB Marvin Farm, March
.
• OV\ FAL' . iv - 1041A-irrS;
_lUS.T.reeeivea;'Bitie
gitiP.,; awe colored Biikyelv.4tai
Car isle Mkt Artillery!: •
ITIHE members of the Carlisle Artillery CQm.
puny . will please take notice, that there will
be an election heldvat - the public. house of David
Blear, Etq., on Saturday, the Bth day of April next„
in this borough, between the hours -of 1.0-and 6 d'-
olock;for the purpose of electing,
. ..
One Second Llentennint
for said eompanyOn the room of Lieutenant George
W. Ct'op,.resigned. .
Captain, Samuel Thompson will act as Judge of
said election. WILLIAM MOUDY,
lieutenant Colonel.
Carlisle, M,arclt po, 103,
To the EleCtort of Cumberland
•
, • _County.
- rt, ELLOW- CITIZENS: -1 intend to be candi
r date tor the office of SUEIfUIFF.of Curni)er
land county at the nett and feel - grateful to
you for 'your support
ANDREW' ROBERTS.
Carlisle March V 9,1843. .
- •
To Ike 6 Votpts of Camberland
County.
GcNTr.inciv :—I offer myself as a eaniiidate for die
office of SHERIFF of Cumberland county, arid
will be thankful to you fur .your support.
MICHAEL HOLCOAIB.
Carlisle, March 22, 1843. . to -2t
•
Register's Notice,
• R.F.GisTE,, , OFFICE; _
, - Carlisle, March 2:51111843.
~ . .
'NKr °TICE. is hereby' given to all L4niccs
IA Creditori; and other person's concerned, tha
o following Seeinnits.liave been filch in this cacti
for examination by the accountants therein nem.
cd; and will be pi•esented to the Orphans! Court of
Cumberland county for confirmation and allow=
mince on Ttiesday the .2.sthdny of April, A. D.
•
1843, viz: ' • • . .
1. The account-of SarinieFAngle,Administrm
tor of John Laelten?, late of the .borough of
t•ihippensburg, dccensecl. • .
2. The account 'of John Stouglr, Junior, Ad.
ministi atm of John Stough, Sen. late of Sloughs.
town, Cumberland county, deceased.'
•3. The account of George Donnell, Admin.
Istrator of Dr. John Frazer, late of. Churchtown,
•Ceinbcrland county, deceased. '
4. The account of Samuel
t.ra.or of Samuel Bricker, late 'of Newton town•
ship, deceara.
5. The account of Henry C. Cromer, Adminis.
trator of Samuel - Gehr, late' of Allen township,.
deceased.
• 6. The account of George Rupp, jun., one of the
Executors of Daniel-Shiretnan, sen., late of-Shire
ma nstown, Cumberland eoutity,, deceased.
7. The account of John Hupp, one of the Ex
ecutors of Daniel Shireman, sen., late of Shire
manstown, Cumberland county, deceased,
8. The account. of Matthew Davidson, Admin.'
istrator of Elizabeth Ferguson, late of West
pennsborough township, deceased.
9. The account of Samuel Myer and John My
er; AlhilinistratorS of John Myor, late of Frank
ford :toA•nslitp,. deceas6d..
Nviirr
:Vrarell 1313
f ~~~'~~
IVILTAAM LINE ?
GE - oRGE nurLoNl ,S• is
Alaruh '2O; 1843,
At illfinuiliettirers . Peaces!
'
-
.
:. 1.- 3 (3Z) a a Cao Cno
•. . •
.1130.11 RD• WITHOUT LODG.I4'O.
S IX
or EIGHT genteel Boardes will be. taken
as above, and • comfoCtably accommodated, at
$1 50 per week, if paid in advance, or once a month,
when due, Enquire of the Printer after tat April.
March 22,1843.
Si ELLIOTT
AfikFFFll,9 sale at very reduced.priees a full
CP assortment of
Diciigsf, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs,
•
PALNTS, &c. togetheß with
Stationary, Fine Cali Paper, by th 6. Ream, Letter do
-Slates by-the dozen, Silyer Pencils, Drawing do
Sable heir do., Drawing Paper, Sealing
Vac, Wafers, Punkin ves, of a thin
quality, Painting brushes; Cray-
Mg do. Shaving do. Teeth_ dm
. - - • I , lcshAW, Shaving anti
• _ I:olp! j Soamijii great
' ..varrety,Varnish,
Spices Ground and Ungr mend.,
. . . ,
• Togethei• witleeveg other article in the Drug line,
theattention or Physicians, Country Meridtants . noil
Dyers, is solicited as I urn detertnine,to sell at' very
low prices for Cash. .
Cindisle, March 15,1843. tf
Sheriff's Sales.
Y virtue of a writ of Veoditiotti Exponag,to me
directed; issued out of the Cotirt of Cumnon
Plcas of Ctimberland county, will be 'exposed to
-pnblie sale at the Court noirae, in the borough of
.Carlisle- '
On Saturday the fith of April, 1813,at 10'
o'cloitk,A. M. the following described Real
Me, viz:— '
A Lot of Ground, situate in the borough
of Carlisle, containing'6o, feet in breadth and 240
feet in depth, more or less, adjoining"a lot of the
Rev. Thomas Creigh, on the :West, au alley on the
North, The Main street on the SOuth, and the public
squard on. the \Vest, having thereon erected a large
Iwo story Stone 110USti, and eight two story Brick
hintses'ealledllarpers' rOw. '
Also,, A Lot of Ground, situate in the
borough 'of Carlisle, co' undoing and acre, more or
Tess, adjoining the llanoVer and Carlisle Turnpike
road on the East, John A goew on' the West, a laoe.
nit the South,and a lot of Miss'Noble's on the West.
Seized and !alien in execution as' the, prOperty of
.John !harper, Esq. and to be sold by Inc
PAUL MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's - Office, Carlisle,
March 22, 1843.
LAVES A STATFLONEYa
'!UNEEDIER.: — &'IIUNTER, Cheal
V.W.l36oksellers and SititiotTes, in Malts sired
iiiiii;tltdoor :Nisi (tithe public square, and nearly op
posits Wunderlielt's lintel, keep eonittantly ou ham .
the dilierent kintls now in use of
School nooks, reliscellancoras arid
• Monk nooks, Paper. cft.c,
01 the hest bizi , !iiig and fittest editions, till or which
they will sell
o ut rroin.lo to 50 prt•. cent. below the
tisimil 'prices. Also,
Matra Drother Jon mitt'. an lista is.tl New or' di
receivetlyegularlyas S0011 . :18 they um off the press.
IMAGAZINES
Sargeaot's, nod Magazines
Godev's Lady's Book, and Ladies' Companion, re
Select Libraiy of Religious Literature;.
Four fir , t Nos. i'eceived, which contain D'A ul ice's
If is!ney of llot •Reformation, cninplee, with the ex
ception or one number, u iv ill lie received in toe
_centfl_pev
number. -
Campbell's Foreign Monthly
or Select Miscellany of the TerioditallateratA..ii•nfi
Great. Britain, whieli will be oecasionally . illiiqt:llleit'
with tic:signs on Sfeel,,Woodeuts and Pottraits of
distinguished individuals. Price 50 rents per No:
Libraries, Library Companies, a la ud Clubs, sup_
plied at the'.lowest. prices. . -
20,000 POUNDS OF ILACAS
wanted as above, for whieli - thelaig,best price will be
• CL0:4711 .1 2 .1.1.4r0 COVERS.
A superior article mill be sold,,a bargain for cash
ad the Store or thr: soscribm
Fa. 15,1843, • GE(). W. lIITNEJL
BOOTS ; •
I am now receivinr, a large lot of Boots and Shoes
of all descriptions, and will sell them at greatly re
duced prices for Cash, call at the hld stano opposite
Hotel. OCILBV.
m a `A . :l 15,1513. tf-20
—•
D i s h o ..'4 , I ton of liar: nership.
lirretnfore existion• between the
s l o o .: er ib er i tonne and style of A. Sz
Nowis hereby tlissi,, l ved by mittual consent, all
demands a!,aiust said fi rm L-anti all debts due them
by book account or otherwisi:l..ts t o b e set t led with'
Hobert Snodgrass, who is fully to close
,said concern.
ARMSTRONG '.1 .0131 J-;)
• ROBERT NOBLE..
Carlisle,
INliireli 13, 1813. 3t-20
Application for Tavern License.
,the !bromide the Judges of the Court of Gem
oral ()miller Sessions of thcf, Peace of Comber
land courtly, nt April Sessions, A. D. 1833.,
. •
rpHE Petition of-Christian-Rant!ails; of
-a- the township of Hopewell, respectfully retire
sents,That he is will provided with house room-and
other conveniences for the lodgin g and accotninoda
lion -of strangers and travellers at the house he now
°comics:is a tavern in the too n of Newbury in said
too nship, he thjrclore prays the honorable.
Court to grant him is license for the same, and he will
ever pray, &c.
ME
CHRISTIAN RANDALLS.
3t-CO
Alardifs,lB43
R's, the subscribers, citizens of the township
of Hopewell, in which the above mentioped inn or
tavern prayed to lie licensed is proposed.to be kept,
do certify that the above named applicant is of good
repine fir honesty and temperance, midis pro
vided with - house- •roont and .conveniences for the.
lodgilig and accommodation of 'strangers and trav
ellers, and that such an inn or; tavern is necemry to
accommodate the public and entertain strangors and
:yawners..
lobo AfeCay .Jatnes Henderson
° 'Peter Le-her McCav
C. W. Gladwelb Adam Ginika
Hobert .1.. Patterson George Gnrikel
. Adam Moniry J. Robert Clark
'Robert Qiiigley 'NV. S., Renshaw.
• John Craig David Lesher.
Application for Tavern License
To the I(onan'aole the Alleys cf the Court of Gener
al Qoarter Sessions, of'the Pence of Canter land
county, at .April Sessions, !I. 1835.
The Petition of Philip' Ilrechhill respectfully
_represents,iltLyoutitionerls_proyiiled_wit it the_
necessary requisites, for keeping a !louse of Palle
Entertainment, in the house .he now °copies, in
South Middleton township; your ,petitioner there-,
fore prays your honors to grant „him a license for
We same the ensuing year, commencing on the lot
day of April, A. 1). 1843.
.PIIILIP BRECUBILL.
111arch15,1843.
,te-20
We the undersigned citizens of S. Afiddleton tp.
in the comity of Cumberland, do.certifv.that we're
well acquainted
. with .the , above named P. Smell . -
bill, and that he is olgood r'epnry for honesty, and
Temperance, and is well provided with house,
and conviencies for lodging and accommedation of
Strongors,mul Travellers, imilso therefore, s,recom
mend him to your honours, as well 'deserving of a
license, and•furthi:r say that, a Taviituat.this stand
is an neco'mmodation.tod,he Public. ,
Jacob Gotsliall rrederick Rider
Christian Wolf
,James McGlone
Fren. Breckbill • ,Jo a nn
- • Jacob Wise.Sr Abraham Kaufman •
John Kanfonin 3adoh Weire
Isaac Kaufman Samuel Plank • •
John Wunderlich Jr. •
• •
Application for Tavern License.
To the Honorahlethe Judges of the Corirt of Genei;al
Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of
GUmberland, at april Sessions, VI. D. 1843:
, lIIVOTICE r is hereby, given that 1 intend
`I to apply nt the next term of the Court of QUar
ter Sessions *of Cumberland county, for License to
keep - ft publio'house, in the houseJ at present oeen
py in the borough of 4logbestawn.
WILLIAM qtYllgtMe.
March w2;1.849,
WE, the subscribers,citizens of the borough of
Iloguestown, in *Web' the above ; mentioned inn ok ,
tavern, prayed to be licensed, is propoaetho be kept,
oe certify Oa Wm. Quigleyy the above named ap
plicant, is of good repute for honeityAnd ,temper
since and is , provided tvithhouseroom and other
conveniences for,the lodging and accommodation of
straegers antkeavellere, and that such an Inn.or tav
ern to necessary to accommociatefthe,public sad .en-•
tertain strangers and trayulleks. , r,
• Dayid U. Wills • .John M. Marlin .;
lartit*r John Lutz'
Carey • -*ergo Houck •
' • ,••I'Jimee;u3tild'ereiti
,Joseth - 00167-;.:.!. , W
,
CARLISLE-FEMALE SEMINARY,
IDIS institution went into • operation on the .114.
day of October, A. D. 1898,• under the. general
sup_crintendance of the hoard. of Trustees. It wen
arranged iii — differUnt departments,; each by spatial .
agreement under the itnmediato.auperintendenee of
the most 'efficient aipl competent instructora. :Books
of reference, globes, maps, approved works on draw
ing and painting; were provided Out of the State apt.
propriation; a thorough - course of instruction limit
prescribed, embracing all the :vciri tins • branches' of ti
liberal edecation. ?articular faCilities have beeu af
forded for instruction in languages ancient and rood;
ern- music; instrumental and vocill,:aritlimetio and
nalieMatios; nattiril and moral aciaiiiie;•drawing
and painting ; and whatever else - appeared - to the
Trustees to be useful Or ornamental.
- .
_ . .. .. . . . _
"The Tru'ces have been eareful..to have special
Instructors employed from time to time, so as .to efe
lei:mato by ample and efficient means all"thelittr=
poses of the Legislature indicated in tire differvnt
provisions of-the charter: - - - '
. .
..
Excellent acconumidations,are provided for young
...dies Iron) a distance. ' They 'hoard with, pad Ore
trahl• the hutnecliatu care of some of the inbtructora.
Day scholars sic reeeiveclAin heretofore. - -
.. „ .
.
" The Trusteel were much 'gratified tit a receut
meeting in reviewing the active operations of the in
stitution, and authorized a Lender to the public, of
.thi,irinianironus and cordial asinitance;thatilie means
licre . olfcred for acquiring a complete and thorough
education, are no where surpassed. . ' ,
=
,
N. B. The department under 'Ws. Stevens' egret,
from.the Ist April neit, will he kept in a large and
commodious house in \Vest Lout..er street: Tiles
'other department where it now is, in Main street. „
17,:a 2WD ZrelltoV
Establishment,
HE'subseribers beg-leave to announce
to the public, that they have opened ,a'SOOP,
in West Jligh Street, next dody to Mr. 13ernard Oen:
deb' Watchmaker shop, nearly opposite Maar-,
lane's lintel, under the firm of MEOK; BOWLER,
!LARDER & Co. 'where they are prepared .to.exe.:
erne all kinds of Ork - iiv their line in the znostrork
manlike'rinumer, mid in the neatest and most fashion:
able style, and nt moderate prices. •
A cutter has beedemployed who has had I oniel
periente in some of , our most fashionable
They have also . sc . eured the hest Workman, so ,that
all who will liivor diem with their custom, pay rely
upon having' their work done in the best manner.
(aCountry Cloth will he made up as reasonable
as it can be done in the comitry.
*„! Country produce will be taken In exeliango.:
fur work. 'IL J. IECK, -
S. W. BOWLER,
JOHN IMIDEI4-1-
CEO. Z, BENTZ,
W. B. PARKINSON.
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Carlisle,Feb. 22,1843
•
. Dr; EX, Ebaugh, .
LZ(.7, l 2tallitUTl.UaWltilloi2o • -
WOULD respectfully inform his friendstthat
• he has returned and will remain some
time in Carlisle. lie may be-consulted on,profea•
sional business at Me.Parlane'a Hotel.
.Narch.l, 1843
11 QM ESA LE
111 (D 11) 11 ik (1) la
Xv. 77} Olarket Side---aboopd.
nrr"GgsgilaSurtasli—nt.Aucti9n. — pFices.„e4 .
1• . . „ . . • - .
, : 11111 , „4iiliacribere •hpve determined to •
r
fi
2 .7.-, 4 , ,,k - Ash-glik•t. their business upon,theCAsit System,
tin 'will .still'ilteir: Goods. its low, if itotat a lower
grade of profit, than has heretofore been done in
Philadelphitu—not one article reduced very low, in
the expectation of makin,, , • it up on other Goods;— ..
but their prices ',hall be all corresponding low. Their
' prices till he governed by the Auction rates-'-sell- .
mg at the same prices, nett Cash, us the Auctions do
on time—contenting' themselves 'with the Interest
for triciiiise as their Profit. Tins cannot but present
a-strungjnduytanapt_tor_buyers,es . pecintly fretalho_ _.
Country, to call on them iti preference to pui•atitamg ..
ii Auctio n
~ Ishere yersons do not get . he timeAlis
coma, tnilesi - lECIr bilii reach a cerCiin amotint, to
which amount it is nut always convenient Tor Coun
try Buyers to purchase; al d it will also avoid the
disadvantage of large lots, anti afford more time to ".
select. --.-•
Tiwy, de,i F n to avail filmic:tree ot every.facilltl,
in both the New York ne wt 11 iya the Philadelphia
A notions, 1111,1%)0Ulillg their k00(13 at the lowest pos-•
eibit rates. .
Test.or Ex Perk' in this matter, bee_
We now i.e.mcetrelly invite
public to the
kern of the truth or our
i lig the best way to convince t
Korn
ilaOleirlePtCY•
Unitedk States Court,
EASTERN DISnocT OF PENNSYLVANIA
rA 07E10E.
IDETITIONS for Discharge and .Certi-
A.. ficate wider the Bankrupt Law, have beau fit-
eal• by . .
JOAN JOHNSON, forinerli Nlerchatit of
Harrisburg, awl late contractor on publio
works, by . the -firth of.Jacoh A. Oorgas &
• Co. Cumberland co.
and SATURDAY, the rrth day of MAY next, at .
II o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing there
of, beibre the said Court,sittingin Hankruptcy,attho -
District Courtroom in the Cite prphiladelphia,whett
and where the Creditors of themitl Petitinners, who
hat eproved dick-Debts, and all otherpersons in in
terest, may appear and s'iow-catise,.if furr.ttey havq,
why stiiilt Discharge and Certificate should not ha •
.
granted.n FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
4,0-20 '
March 15, 1841
`&O2llV2a
InETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate un
der Ihr Banti m pt licelifiled by
DAVID FREE, Farmer and Carpenter, -
. • Cumberland co.
A',VOREW BARMCK, late Distiller,. now
.
'Mason, ' cm.
JOAN SOU RBECK, late Merchantnow.
Innkeeper.. do.
JEREMIAD MYERS, Farmer, ' • do.
MICHAEL M. EGE, late Manager &.Clerk '
.Alount !lolly Iron Works, dr,
and SATURDAY thes2llth (la c y of APRIL neat, .1.
II o'clock, A. Al . is appointed for the hearing there:-
.It , before the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court Room, in.the City of Philadelphia;
when and where the Creditors of the said Petitioner,
who have proved their Debts; and all persons in in.
:crest, mav appear and show cause, If s any they have,•.
'why such 'Discharges and Certificates should not be
granted. ' ' 'PRASAIOPRINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
101.
'INDOW GLASS.
10 by 1C). and 8 by 10, for sale low.by4e box, by
March 8,1843 . :8. kLUOTT.
Alio Supply of :groceries.
IILT, E have l inst .reeei.vetl from the City, a small
1Y W lot of CRANRERIES, FIGS, CURANTS,
crrnos and LEMONS-fresh and of the best.
qualities. Also, a lot of superior mild novth River
CHEESE, Spices °fall kinds, grotind and ungrtiond,
and in addition a general assortrudnt of the,best javn
and Rio Coffees and Brown Sugars, ati also
)rbite 1111ValiR and Loaf Sugars of common and , finest .
qualities, And a lot of the finest Crushed Loal.Sugaro.
a lot of fittest quality of Starch, for kale at the low r
est prices. Call at our Grocery 'Store, West Main
streei.4. NV;
_._ •
Carlisle, Mnrch.l,4Bl3. •
COIJ os T rROV 1.4 A1111411.1(0111.
HERE O the Hon. SA atonr. 4 llnratnuerrri.'.
eident Judge of the Conti. .tif .CounnorA,
of the Ninth Judicial district ,of
•vania; arid .the Hon. Jour; STUART and Taoism.
C. Aliti.ce, Judgescof -the said.Courtof Common '
Pleas fof the county of ; Cumberltuid; haye,,issued •
their precept bearing date of-the 20th day, ofiani
1843, and tome directed, :forholding a ‘lctlint or.
Oyer and Terminer, Generel Jail Delivery, ,
General ,Quarter Sessions ,of-the•Peacit, at-Cat
lisle, on 'the second Monday .of' Apt.11,1843,..4* •
ing the 10th day—at 10 o',ehialtimthe forenoon
NOTICE ISItERESY.GIVEN tosthe Coroner
orustiyea of .th,c.reace and-CqnottcAtilee of-the • link
County of Cumberland, that they, be then ant
there in their •preper .per:rons,
Reiortle, Examination. Othe?..
,remembrances, to,do:the 'things whietiAtilthi4so , *,.
fice respectively :appertain--.arid , those.,!alto
hound recogrijiettees to proai:eute _
PrigollOns that tre.,iar:tliert . may be At the /Jeil 4,, •
said gerrity, te 'he -then arid- thxre .to
egainstithein sn shall be ju st and right. - ". •
Oitrlield; . the 2d day; of -
' l e 43 l, 6lll ,lithe 66th year
;deliee. '
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