~~
IS
14 . 04 . 25 Z
morning,
th4,'ii;poiiiiiii4iitd"ii
ty , In' the' tattalat4,o,',wjiVt ; sli44',,,iyoor,
iSletW to
tercets his
ttoung Ladies'; Sem inary.:''
Aftentlohisliiiviled'io the ' , itivertitiCiseieoe Mr:
'and the• ISt iseee'Biruse; of Cl eu nhei.oo'rg;`:k.vho'haric
ppened a' Select Seiainnry for- :yourifladiee that:
voi r ; j urargos.,Hoa.se. •
• 114,,tlie'c,ilidvertise'nlentli)f.a. bui'•ll,tarket..,ijoitse,,
in Plidladelpids, is wortip , the ott'entiotx ot ..oUr Fur-•
mere.' We would refer them to the.adveirtiseni4eilt:
Twelfth ][.eetttr,e;, ? . , ,, , ,;
twelfth lecture of the coui;ii before Abe
`Alert Fire Company, wee deliierett cort",'Tuencley
evening the 4th ineba b " t,Rev: J. OFFNAN.
subjept-4.9ustes,ue 414elpf . tue .aitil,,the 'Thirty.
Years' %Var." . . •
The histriti'of.thisdtmiortant period, and'the
chirractor.; ,- 00 teeFv ice it'
GuStavni,litkelphtis, were treated by the 14V.,„
46440'; ntantser, Which riOetted the 6f.tetitiott
of his numerous audience-,in the deepest. interest.
'The diction orthejecturer was chaide 'and Vend.
thoughtslot i ty arid strong, abd UR) lee- .
'turn as awhole one, of the most superior titaita.
ter. We understand that it isle be repeated be.
'fore the elope of the course, when we shall prigs.
ably . •be 'able to. give-, an outline sketch of the
subject.
The next lecture of the course will bo by Mr.
EDWARD STILES Box, '..Subject—PoETßY.
Conk 'Week.
o:).Cur,lierough is much enlivened this week
by the presence of a large
. nilmber, tour coun.
try friends•dra‘iin here chiefly by bushiess at,
.Pourt,whith session this week and
•nOit.i4'.filiereis unusual amount of hUsineSs
!before this session of the Court. •
Peunsvlva:kaitt Cagal.
tcr rho. Pennsylvania Canal is again open , to
ftittiburgh, and waVigation will be, restweed this
week. The Brat boat starts from Ifarrisbettg 'to
morrow, we 'believe.
, VEcin , y A. wise.
Mr. Vise was ohligeo.to bay on be stark) %belie
-days ago, that-in case -the . Preahlentiai eciion *at
thrown into the- House of-Iteprotentatives.. in 11844,
ht 'w6n~d vote for I !envy Wise ft is
thought• will be re-elected.. He can oltit-talklti , s
anent.' •
.; .
;I ma t i-Ta C 0 tint y
RYFTho AntiTaxitcs of Cumberland 9i1n1y..,
had al laige, respectable and spirited Meeting on
Monday evening: -Spoich‘_--were—znade,.._and_
resolutions passed oettlug forth the distinctive
principle's of this hrianclt of the patty; the rcsolU•
tions were 6trowgiq denunciatory of the Porter.
and Tyler allianbe.
Coni:;lt . atkcim ,le.,
The decision ofthe Court Martial is an acquit-.
tal of Conitnunder Mackenzie, and the' President
of the United States has appro s ved the Nerdiet of
,the Court. Public opinion alai now settle Tiown.
Accordini; to' Contract :
- irrA number of the Porter Onpers, among
'whom in our neighbor of the Volunteer,. seenidis:
pored, to cling to the . Governor, despite the Key
etOno's disclosures. Witness'our neighbor's lead,
qug article - lest week. Of COUTRO then Mr. Tyler
receives tlMviiieOf Pennsylvania on the secoild
Jacob Foreinaw
We feel ne degriC Of regret relative to a
en 11 compliment 'we paid Mr. Foreman, in the
beginning of the session, we :vronld 'give
something bantiseuto An have obliterated. We
beg Win newto.do'ns 11ie justice of considering
that we.aNkc will of hit a under an entire inid.
apnrchcosion of'his character! We have only
to„ say of him now, 'with the Forum, "let his
name be sounded from one end of thefiltate to the
other * , as the traitor who deserted the'people, and
sold himself to tho.plunder•Forier faction, to aid
them in fastening their, yoke upon a Tax.oppres.
sed and mie.governed people.
,§hareel•aliame !
upon the man who could thus tibandtin his Prin
ciples,- and ,ally himself with.a faction who have
no one feeling in 'common with iho great 'body
of the people." •": •
Young .Mereek.
o:l7Tita,trialof youtikr Alercer fer the Mader
'orlfebertim, resulted in his acquittal on Thurs.'
Jday.::tit:ot, s,
: The•jtiry atead 'tipoit a verdict lb (
ttWarity.eiglit`atiriuies after. At- •
Iterttke verdict ' had been announced, and !Mercer
caSicely, the crowd assembled
Toned tlve •Cotirt.hOuSe gave: three hearty cheers
that made the =akin ring, The verdict Seems to
'Meet Witlt'mifimisaiappiobatiOn; and as such fur
nishes oviderieu of Ocieniltoati s of public feeling
iegurdwith ,
crimes which
?cart surly , 4:dtpurrififi!... : , This. tria furnishes tott,,a_
terrible u?ntr:Upili tptitatikertino of kcitvlittlo Ter.
oy he may Otific't ibonx a furi of fathers and
ketherk,Utl-•q, , the'rA!!!!r!O si °U intiurruus
arime as that ortioborkiti, And the Legistature
•stimuld novv,'heforetliko.,etimeatain provokes a
inetrder; , PrOi'dcf
d.-s4k , '.penal onactmenti,as 'shall
furnish . to the rujilred PirtY" byk.
l,ba'safrip.l4oe ace itOle,
ty from the pollution ot the monsters who
tstet/ftt,4?'..41:kr149 even the sanctity' of, the purest
fdraideAtv kratepthair hellieh-desiree.
Philadelphia '-wee'indleated
.ii:! . .deptien'giiienie': the fithei
and their front'
extractan,iedeunt of • it front a
,
Ulll9fri Uoparl. , • . 11 , „creel. would
'S,S}turiloy•titOcallag,ik waj .
retttili hi, the tt itlentls
~ify. AntioTa T in , mivately, and
" brin g 'I" family in a
"...v.mTtiOoecitopanied the &idle!!
_ ch.
• p ri rkk et arrbqqt4, ol ouoestorYMe l o i r re ",:r de ;T o of
ed b r Y ' , m t. tiMrOlet pfor.
hie atheiliqui.alrot• or e ( ' obßkt:*(l
- a 14e4IltiM6 tiib c " d! iVlLden .. Fer7 boat
A *4 l v o l iiPitcth n Fitch
atridea• Abittn, IVO! PFkirAe.
nh: Lice
e'to the irs
Afeitiiif, bat!:
'lleoivitet;l:
"hiateirtiy•in
with lattielt.",
Dmber, of, }ht
luillsilft
thealo
Rod Ifie.l
4 4dief
-00,Yriprf ,
Br4titilul
YAN
thenios.; PrOff
throi,,&l!)figif'
4; , .LateOly,lilrbni , lla*hburtg - vo ,,
Aii.
'itr:Yi.°; . . tullkl.„li't Ole , r,1'?"Y11(771 44441 ` 4 4 . tr e, '‘
ter
day; 4. 0 1 4,*(i i P* 12 0 .44411 1: 1
A a reSolllii*l*l 40t,,,,: :, ode ' ,
ii,,--- ni - e -, i ,i46o2.44,:iittici r. : 1, , kliilitY.
A vote h a d=tiAlit 4 F4 l l l ,4i*,c9Ali:lre. 9 1 144 ' ,
but on a VOtfonikkiiikijikv*Clivit:o4 l4, # ,,
ad a taate`isai;&t:"Yali s 44 46.10 itiir 4 i: j .S4o l l. l
an;ontrafte l tyr tifediOtY t oDtOu Ow" b3rtatitrj.
4 3 ,, aaetiee OtriWon. i; ,Is,l .0.4 ' ' ; , ',i 1'
ME
iNV9 - ~ '' t~J~
4"-t,~y~
'Foci:rattan 'Ait 'll(biinibt,l
tie treater Foreman, is likely !,0
roughest kind of handling ,from his Censtititentsibar!
having tti
The Lancaster Utiion speaks or trimiChery.lit the'
tito!t' !draing fiat!
keen ealie!l:-tO!vw,k ; 4 a pression of. the' od*nten:O . t
hiaaiMsed'AtistitiiCticSt) , His political [1159171 is seat,
awaits him!
-::(0The Loops 114 , e'efirried' ComMoticut 4clenr,
'94 .a- livlidtstlefP.VgiNur •• cedg' • •
Mitsranit:ric : ,Scureruv.— The editor of the
Columbus-Enquirer "s'ays'th'it in one of the ex
perimentOcteemtly'yeribrrued in that city, the
mesmerizer:,efter ,hafitit 'produced somnambu
lism, exhibited,,,kils:treinbling hands, stating, "I
never was scinetrodes in, mi life—Pd give a slid
ling for a glass74lirUndy and water,'!,Tet which
the sleeper 'in sympitthy respondeo.;'"l, should
like to "haVe' smee of the same myself ! " ', •
'NM Smith vs'.
That singulrir vhebdoefiedsl, the "Times an
:Season4" which the, great mormon prophet,
Joe Smith, publishes •liikdecrees, contains • in its
last issue,' says the .Philadelphia Ledger . ;
portant letter from that dignitary, which • knock's
all the speCulations of the'Millerltes respecting the
end of the worlcli'dractU:Srom dui:appearance or
the Comet, into a ceeked hat, and will relieve
many dreadful apprehensions which people began
to entertain: Joe says that he has received no .
revelation that the second coming will he in 1843,
and therefore it will not take placel This is an .
issue between him and Mr: Miller, which had
better be left to ho settled between them,,eath
individual taking care' to' act honestlj, deal up.
rightly, and then we need not fear the conse
quences. Here is the letter, it is a singular pro
duction, and, besides setting : Miller:a calculations
right, is a sort of defbneo of the prophet's moral
character;
To the Editor of the Viinfek and Seasons: • ,
sii,—Among the Yriany signs of the times, arid
other . strange things, Which are continually agi.
tilting the minds of Men, t. notice a'smalt specu
lation in the Chicago Express, upon the certi.
ficato of one Hiram Redding, of Ogle county,
stating that he has seen the sign of Alm son of
man in heaven, as foretold in the 24th - Matthew.'l
The slanderous allusion to a "seraglio," like the
Otend Turk, whith -Mte- enitorziapplies_to-me,lie.:,
- may take to hipUeelf, fitr "ma 13f the abundance I I
At the heart tho month siteaketit," Ev - dry honest
man whohas visited the eity - i4Nauvoo, since-it
existed; can hear 'record of better things, and
place me in the front ranks' of those who are
known. to do good t'cir the sake of goodness ; and
all liars, hypocrites, and abominable. emu-
Aures, that while vitealuks .them down to dark
ness and woe, Virtue exults me and the saints to
light and immortality. .
— The editor;=nd--well-as-some-nthets,_.r`_thinks
"that .roe. Smith has his match at last," because
Mr. Redding certifies that' he- has seen the sign
of the Son of Man. 110 t I shall use my right
and declare that,.notwithstanding Mr. •Redding
may have seen a, wonderful-appearance- in ..the
elm's, one morning, about 'sunrise, (which, is,
I) ailing -very itheoinnion, in tho winter season,)
lie has nnt,seed the sign of the •Son of Man, as
foretold by Jesust neither has any man, nor will
any man, till after the sun shall have been dark
' ene4a - nd the moon bathed in blood, for the Lord
bath not shown inc any such sign, and, as the,
prophet said], so it most , he: Surely the Lord
God will do. nothing, hut Its revealeth his secret
until his servants and prophets.'., [See Nines
7.], Therefore, hedr this, 0 Earth, the Lord will,
not...conid to reign over tho righteous, in this
world, in' 1843,' nor until every thing for the
bridegroom is ready, . -.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH SMITH . . '
EIMATE OF FISHER. AND MS MEN. -By an arri.
val from Tamrieo, the news of the escape ofCul.
Fisher and his asioclatee is fully confirmed. The
Mexican anthurities had ordered ottt. furor five
thousand troops with : the hopo of retaking. them,.
• Ey - The lion. Geo. A) Waggetnan, who was
wounded in the late duel tt New Orleans, died
from the effects of his wtiond ttn the 24th, alt.
•A victim to false honor.
. ,
Darkness at Mlday.—The Now 'Orleans pa
pers remark that at noon on the 21st ult, the sky
was so obieured during three. or four minutes.
that candies triers lighted;
• •
Thetaithage (Tenn.) Republican'cdatains the
particulars of a'rnost brutal arid unprovoked tour..
der of a Mrs. Ramey, by a drunken fellow flurried
RoWland, in Putiutrh 'county. In liiicrage,RoW.,
'lava threatened to kill somebody; and "got up, in
the night to effect' hiu.pirpose. - .All'in the house
got out of his way, Ithwever, and 'the 'next morn.
lug he driin made ph 'aasatilt upon a hiunber of
pettliallEl Who were about -the . hou'sb. They_ all
.escaped except Mrs': Ran oy, who was'OvOrtaken t
knocked down with un nau, and her 'head, then
severed froth berliody; 'The Wretch wok arrested
uriediately.
Lsbki•p.—'the nthorious Monroe EdWards ts
eaped on thurstlaywoning frbth'Sing Sing PHs.
on e New York. The 'Deputy. Sheriff of W'est•
cheater temps ih Ne* , ' York tit,y ) in We pinduiti'
without having any dire, !totvetiri'to 'his *ltalica.
11E,111A/IliSr-iThe, stock of Amin. 'anti Grain is
lighter than it has been for years, and Grain is in de . -
man() at ourlignres. As the canals are nett , naviga
ble, supplies front did interior are honr:y expected:
A ,fair,arnount litiOilets has beeti 006? 4ring.,ilie
6 t ll l , foi.#r‘di.ng we 4c ntti: . exe,` 4etisel,
Ol i 22Bfibhle:gooti shipping heantle
been niFenteii at 0,09 pdr. bhl:„ ;palm or,',glt!
eerapetlat fin i ! Rye Flour $2,,75:: , Corn Meal
-'--sales of 350 : bble. at $2 - 613 , 1tinl $ll 25 in Mle.
.861is'ef 'On of Etiniktvlteat • Veal' at '42 2:5
,PRAI I4 : 4 *Wf ' 4lo`ll °Lti:ei 0 . 1 8 4 1011 :fiill‘ 1. 4i0;
(Ten made 0, 14) li 92 Fonts pin..1454'0,a5; :quality.
Eye, ; s9n 5d eentti4l.,Corn;4l) . a. - 58 cents,'
.; On Wednesday; the stli.itist.ibi the Rec.l.A:i
CAMPPELL,,a)l,ot,Pillatmeg, Pa..,
t. Vi t t t o 'l
4'• •-",)•;
6.i 1 , 41 i 6 1,10 kit;
ilitieori;"P4l';s4 l 94oo!"9TY 4 !t
!,41 ,14.43 1,
inuftilf at , the resi4Oriqa of beitirtogio
ih % iiIIARGAREVOAROTHETIO,
Dfc 0 ,
'" - • " •
Brutal Murder.
tram =4ummi:taa
'PIULADELPHIA, A Pril . l7, 1 849
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k EA:4I *- ,474z ,.-.' *** 1 0 . . 1 40 1 47 1-,
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trc r
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ii•eitiOit.kfti3d .40iclig,tt SiOtiitkr*ifi'fkrOY
Vijko4§kti.m.holt"Oh:Atititi,..tioxt 0 •Oatii)p . 4l,6n,
hi101ge 11 411#.,1t i t0160'0 , 0 4 44446,1141.0144 k .5erve
Yo - ti traihrully.,' : _;jMEK.lloPFEß. :• •
•Cailia)ii,..4rii..l24)jsOF,':;•tr:li;•; • , i'i.:.?.i.:•. , :.:,7,:.;, ~ ,i: to p , :.,
ITiELLoW , pktizENB.: ti:s'Ofrer
tolyglir . .011,31,deps,tion,;0Sa canididtite
for;the' '
OttiPieot l gi#EKIEOr;
4:t.fi';Viiiic:ittioic4ii4l,l4;i(stiaiflio;jhaillEful•for
,youi'suppcirti';",; ~WALLI7AM GOULD
Aprili2,,lB43e I
o . lll4l e . .Y.Pterit-Pl:, 4 l 3ll lol6eriand
• . • -
Gem - mow,' btrenmpuilf as candidate for the
office of SliErriPil of ctimbertand county, and
thankfiitto'.yoti fur: your support, '
MiCH-AEL 4110.LCOMB.'
. Carlisle, March 22; 844:' to-2t'.
•
To,'the" VotgKs . CUmberland Co. ..,
•migi.,Low,c,ll.4ENs . :l offer'myself roc.' the
Office of Shelviff ofCumberlind noun.
4%, at the next donbrul election; and rasrldetfully
solicityour suppodt: Shdidd you'olocit me, I shall
endeovor :to disthiirdp: Vie, duties of the ofrico
faithfully and irnikaytialty, „ -
SANUEL.wiT,LiAnO.
I North - Middleton ; April ,114,184,30- -- - -te.
•
7o the EleatOi.;s• Ciiinberland Co.
IELLOW.CITMPN'S cffet myself to your
consideration an a Candidate for. the
.
orrict SligattllP;
Mille ensuing genera election.. (Should yob clad
nu pledge myself to discharge the duties of
thp.ffice to the best *tiny ability. . •
' • , ADAM LONGSDORPv ,
?, Myer Spring, April .1.t.), 1841. tc,
71. the Elect Ors of ertimberland Co.
3LLOW.tITIZENS : offer atiaelfto your
1 1 %, onsidoration as a candidato for tbo
sinelklFF'S OFFICEi
and `iymeetfully solicit your sUltragcs for We
gamA; Should you electme, I shall endeavor to
disclive the duties of the office faithfully and
imparlllly. • SIsiIDEIL ttUPLEI.
111c4niesborg, April 12, 1841 _ .
*o t "Electors of Cu.mberlaud
•
•
fp -„ COUillfilr.
11ELTAV-CITIZENS:—I offer , myself to your
eonsbration - as a candidate for the
' .
neat
OF. SHERIFF . .
of Climb, rod county. at the ne. election, and will
feel ghat • plo you fur ybur support.
; t - ANBREW ROBERTS.
Carlisle, :arch 29, 1143. , - tc-22
. I' ASH FRUITS.
Ihave• 0 - receiveti-'a lot of Fresh - Fruits
-earteifallof ORANGES, LENIONS I .FIGS,
RAISINS, Cron Nuts, Dates and English Wal
nuts:- I ,p'• • ° S. ELLIOTT:
April 12,1#. - : tf-24
Ilatsil Hat*: Hats
STIWARD FASIIIONS!
.No. 1661 lilac) , and corner 3d 4 Walnut ata
WILADELPHIA.
T ,. . .
_ -
HE subs agebas on hand-andia'n•ow
Caps for the. Peilal sne i e. ii. a d e .
making an ite Fresh Stock of Huts and
Pane arid semiamity WIM
-- P, Moleskin, Cor
nice Silk and Br lints-and dal:Aril:dent Cassi
t
' , time littl'!er.wht eis the Patentee.
Making the H: r • Ids own Factory of the Lest
mniariati and by t test workmen; lie is enabled to
sell unusually low.:
i ll
Those who buy l',ll m ain will have such Hats
put iip as will he sto keep their customers,:ns
Oil !hits and Caps . made eapreasly for Retail
Trade, Call and pa for yourselves.
tl 'OLIVER BROOKS,
leiGi Market St.llt corner ad & Walnut bt.
Philadelphia, April 1848. ..
.
The "Patent Cs ssim!
use, us it is light, dumb
Hat." is now corning into
t id 'Amp.
PROTECTION
NrAINST LOSS
rruir. Ctiinberlasta; ,m ott i o t p po t uet i oo
L Company, being inoPtrateil by an ;Let or the
Legislaturo of the Pre , e"tPon,aml fully orglinizr
ed and in operation taillerl direction of the fel
lowing board of Matiagersit : •
'finis. C. Millet., C. P. %aims, J6hii Moot c;
David W. 'McCullough, Ash w ea kly, G eorge
Martin, William Moore, SIN Goibraith, James
Greason,Thomas PasitothWalarr s Joaciilt Culver
andA. C. Miller, call the sitti ffli o f t h a inhabit
ants at Cumberland Valley tO teheapness o f their
adviiiitagethi a i, t hi s :land of
rates and lbe many
insurance has over any oilier.
let. nvery person insured bOes a member of
the company dud takes part int:itmice of officers
and the direction of its concern's.
2(1. For insurance no more
inflppen. '
iii..panded 'than is
necessary to meet the, expen ses
. ot Company Company and
indemnity against intsee wh ich
3d. The inconvenience of freq
rtnewalth a
voided by insuring for ti t terin 01 .
.+ears...! • .
4th. Any person applying 1 0 r in meistrgive
his premium ootefor the ch`t aprs. at mg rate
of pernt
eeum,.which will tic , the $lOOO,
10,
frit• which he, will hive to pay $2;
.1). five years;
and $1,50 for survey and policy, ano, 4 nore unless
loss be sustained to a greater .tunotiqt ~ the funds
on, teinds'Svitreo'ver,rudf then nbinorn‘be requir
ed than a pro rata share. These 1104,, ewe !,
cheaper than those of other hom P a ' l t i hept such
as areincorporated on the stun! prinedp . , .
.'
hatirailiee is effected in the tollowni mer. A
person applying for insurance for p Iv of. the
ot
cheapest afo-of risk for $1000_svil!. tagged 5
pin! cent fet ri v e yea' s, ft note amotimin a io mist
he given hy -him, on .whichhe will be .re 'to pay
s.per tent $2,511, and $1,59 for surveyin . „ - telhey . ,
and will have no. more rotildred of him
atr
%
li n lonCe
nfundsand the fun on blinds are not ent to
. - •
n alreageMS•
ro rge ntd Cet brio:ate_
t; • n' "i • •
der the Bankrupt I..aw,has been filed by;,
OFIN STOUGH; Iptlividant IY and, late Xeralatt‘
of the firm of Stouih & Brewster. •••
~Ounsber.lang d i o. . col
JSACC MILLER,
and FRIDAY, the 40th day of JUNG next, a
tio'clock; A. M. is appointed for the hearing therel
of,. before the said Court, sifting ~i lsnkrupb33'iet
the District Court s rn
Roo, ill the City ofkl , iladelph ia,
Isten, an (1.. w berg the Cr editors of the ani 4,l l ,etitiouer.
hOlkdie proved their Delts,,,aud ail persons lobar!
tee st sppearaud show, cause, if auy, tbliarn i
1014104C . 11:Risekarges, guit , Certiflqi.ies *heal not be
'. • PRABI I I O PKWS . 9 •
• *a Mittl4,VPirt
a; g 4
.' .Xiii, Supply Of 'GrOCeila..,
rt
, lipieltlst*'onca toltiitiel'' OLOit-ist,tlt ,
..• - ` l 6t V. CU f% N Pyrr . to' sP a c- 741 ... ' , 1iit
C Tlibll':iitia.l.o 0 i-- ree .an '.:!e •. et , -. e ..
": . q_ultditiese:: , loo4 . l , l4 , ' ,Itekia.: Wild aoruclpiet
URFASe.)3idevialail hde Mieeenslatitt aiveraugdi
:and.iti'addition a-'gatidiallte ortepienVittiAtikbe*Je*
aid'. Ale 0 0 0 4 eir•Migo 11 014:1ki*. 1 1'4:44 1 re.5 11 0 6 :
wl444 . Jiiii4oli,,lenid Lea(4rwortecankaan and pi*
_ivialitleorovtijil 4 lo4irotetineoteitiaifitrt*Sugar*
All o t
• xotoithielitifoglity)f l o pig:1:0144•74 *1 W 4.
)o.lool'Vabillit oilf_ •" ' ',.<ifttii-iot.lwa •
', lii:
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ll , A,_§.:OtiCnkov.'''ad,", If oilici, iii,Worel'itanoieT
%W.i'et, west st tt; fdeprs Nerilitif tentha.
s‘ren . fs nail: twirl.) , ~ e POVIIII'IIIe,', siSeekiiilliard
Irvine' s Aut.,' where ,He OM,d
',se 'xiettalr:Oarefulljr
, attent! ,teldkhusinless, which. nittjy,fi entrusted .td
hini.fiL r thelhin of fite4irefesinon:- ;-r`.' , .. ' ',' f ~,..1 , ,
... Oaaia,. - Aptirl9.: 1841 , , ,- J r: ~ • o , , ,tf '
HOL
..EiE,Rubscriber,:hps ;taken . that
• , ktici l t4lA f iyerie,`sefitial in'Senth Hanover street,
fornie r nliZtkonpfed'hyAlrrn. S. - Allen; and more re-'
oeutribi Mitchel. NeClellan,:where he is Prepared:
to'twoOmtlicalatg,,all who may.favor teilb with: their
custom, in' the • • best' , style, Bad 'ben the most • reason-*
able termeeoic e
His•'43 1:; 4 0) ; :nl*Itya be stfppliedl.silth the
oboinessit liititriral4ei'd'hit.TAßLE with the best the
markets' lite efrotld.
Hie 'STABLING ' is, ample; and a -Careful Ostler
will lie kept always in attendance. DROVERS will
find •it fd their to tire him ti ealL , '• •
ROARDElifiewilel be. taken 'by the wnek, month,
or yeatc,.
Nothing,sleall be left Wilton& oeftlie art of the
subsereber tocrilense those wboleity,,p4y hont*fi
visit—lee-therefore solicits p share of pot in,patron
e
IT. L. Buitictioukta.
Carlisle,:April 12,1843. ~, • .• • • 6m..24
NM
FARMERS/ HOTEL
1111HE±subsCriber-w6Oid-respoctfullyLid4
folin his friend's and the public generally;
that lie has taken the • : . '
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4 1 f rn • 10 PRA/ .
fr. ' • Zact.t Ult(Ml aSt . Vl l
lately kept by Mr.. Simon! Illonderlieh,ln East High
Street, a lewdoors east of the Court House, where
he Will at all times take pleasure in' .administering
to the comforts •bf those who may. favor' him with
their tuiitom. '
Hls' BAR shall be constnntly supplied with the
choicestliquers; and.his TABLE with the best the
Market Wan furnish. A careful OSTLER nlwnys
ltcpt in nktendance—and nothing skull be lett undone
'lO piCnie.all who tall with him.
110 A RDERS takebby the weeli,month or year.
WILLIAM BROWN.
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Carlisle, April t 2, 1943,
SOBquehanna. Line,
FOR. PHILADELPRiA AND BALTIMORE DAILY.
fitlllE ” pre pri eters Of tit Siz
e'sgit efranne Linewill
A-. run Weir Cars•and Boats as usual to 'Phil
adelphia and Baltinnito d uri ng the present season.
Thair friends will please apply to Noble, Plinn
& Herr, Bread et and Hart, Andrew's &
MnKec
vor first wharf above Rsee .street on the Dcla:
ware Philadelphia,. anti Joseph E. Elder, Balti
more.
Until further notice, the folloii;in4, price; will
he - naliered to hetweeit this place and fire ibbve
idea.
rir
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• , x .1 ' , 11
C• f? 2
coo
g p P
• '
22cig•, t 5 el tier tobl
Aloperloo
Dry Gdods, Mk 's;
and Medibines, 26 23 40c
Furniture, 28 25 43
Wheat, Rye & Corn
Per bushel .
Oats . do . •
Groceries,
Lumber per 1000
' feet . $3 50
Shingles per 1000 1 50
Flour par bbl. - 34
Shad & Mackerel do 50 - ,
herring do . 44
Salt per sack,. 32
Pitch, Tar and Rosin •
• per 100, •15 - 20
.Plaster gross ton,s2 50 02 25
Hemp per 100, . - 22 10
Hides, 25 • 20
Pig Illetal,grosstou 3 50 2 50
Blooms & Castings,4 00 3 12i
Bar Iron,' 450 • 350
Nails per. keg.. . • , .17
Leather per 100, ' 95 .
Whiskey per bbl •53 . 47
Burr Blocks per J 00, 20 15
Curb Stone, do ' 121
Tin; do,-25 '2O -40
' T. & P. MARTIN,
Harrishrg, Apiil 12, 1843. 0.24
CAR MARKET HOUSE
(IN PHILADELPHIA.)
IMPROVEMENTS have been made in
almost every branch or.business eieept in that
of supplying Philadelphia with PROVISIONS.—
The present mode is nearly the same as'thai pursu
ed before* Revolution, when this city did not xOn
min twenty thousand inhabitants.
'l ti in A (lisp= around Philadelptda, teem
which a fierno cannot 'bring his produce to market,
by the usual mode of a wagon, and horses, whi:int .
alug the bud part of one day' to come, and another
to sell, amithe third day to return home; thus oc-•
copying nearly three days toibring their produce to
market. Ault if lie mends twice n week, which he
ouglittosdo, especially In the summer season, (when
the (althr of hittit6lr and testa 'at'e most deeded at
home,) it will occupy the whole - time of himself
and two horses and expenses on the road, merely to
enable hint to at II his produce. No business man or
ought to s'andwsuch a tax upon it. Those who lice
still further off , have to take their produce to the
stores in their neighborhood, and when Putter is
selling it; Philadelphia market nt 25 tents per lb.,
they sell to the : stores at IA cents, and receive Pry
Poods a procerteci or °Orr store goods lu payment,
at high, prices. • •
.In.order_to.raelly this diftenlty,a la* starve
market -Louse has been erected in Philadelphia; neat.
Colltttor's office on the Columbia rail road,
with Glazed : windows and dry cellars, failed the
" Car Market ". 'from the circumstance of having s o
branch front the Colombia rail roastrunning through
it so that Partner's can bring them prOduee by the
morning /Vain err cars, sea out, and return by the
evening. cos, Ot• they 'can come to market by the:af
ternoon line. and naturn the .oe:a day:, where their
maiden - 4,4,50 or 60 miles from the.cmy, .
Even..where they reside. JOIS rßlilc ot, they epn
vitae to market one day. and return the . nest, with
terrlittle expense or ('algae; thus inn few, hours
converting sit, their product into gold ova eilVer, or
totes of specie : paying banits„(theteare no, othea in
riougoon Pkilacktiphinat pre ymt,) and
is good moneyle Said to alien in the city
here <l .t bay, their dry :goods, groceries, &e.,
Lfirat.bandatm cheaply" Allfci , country merchants
m do, and .thus Name. as 'tads sts tbeir toll
the OR resift; so that, whatever is' the difference
:tureen, the yricesat home and in Piiihtelphin,,will
a clear pr i ofit. As producers will *she enabled
Sell cheaper than , those: who t'eside, near,* ellY,
tiny more ,for': their Artus and.bave. to bring
sir produce by , unlit and horses,) purchasers will
theie;espeemlly, , mthene "'lard Aimee! :When
ti'odyTeo . o'..dipiths44 th
herels imtither elitssnf Farmers.who liv,e too far
froin the'ittil.trciaillb' Sind their pmSince to Mao
in,thisway, who would bring it• to , the stores or
`ruts along the inn roid r shOuld such be establish
\
'lnj sell to storekeepers or. dealerti orpt °duce
the line, who, would ni ways be prepsrod,tcibuy
• mvaiil itto the Mir market.:.y . - •••• •,- ,•,,- .•
tie 1 '6IEI that - sultiblo Perbods'i(htitill i s state
k ' lli dert/te for thil‘recertion.And ti,irweedihg of
`t`to, An% either taiboinitiissimt-tir. on t.iiwn - so.-
SlotekeOporitin kins,interietttnitristOtts,flod
le,and 'quick tettlivsal4r.lirtn 4 looottecOMll;;
jbo,sl.4;Oripooo ,1ml • piolv) ; 3t ' ir4t
sleigh
.10 I,4st b owes (Mixer *all not ,, O,re l
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— CM:EX ' Taiitir4fielliietl3 l 2lr . al:l6'
Yhis; Institution-ms intendeit to jiiratili eih'o'rozigh! aizd'etektiiii:Etitieii:
' ) ,.'1 , :. ,, ~ iio*;•WuatiO:tiolbest tizat ii,ait 'be , `o3ltineil fit'the'Raiteih ' ' ",''.'-'
CAties or in . ,4 , 7i, ypart qf fhb . Uni*.',.-• .
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MR:',.sislililOSVClfiliM.NtS.tiro , notv.'Pre.Paillf to loceiYff, tillitilit nrid,o, give ,ithifriletioiliCally'
MR
Ihelitathaliett ;Cita...polite education: ~ :, '','"' 'Y' ,:::.:.`• ,:•.• .;:'.. '." • :, • '•' •?' • '•'-',•.: ~,
The present iiinti':off errilitilignisinententid reierietisiffoi:iuniii%l'if . OViikihlY . fenongl ► tceltbnviiihieetle.'
iiii'rent, who feels : a , proper , solicitude for - the welfiare and litippiness,nfliht datigltterti) of the lirti.PritO , Yilg,
tio`,educating , thenfthat theY•iney.be; in' somo.ineaeurei firmed against the viciseinides el',lile-r•tliat they.
isitty ; :he useful , (as well as ornamental) in :arty.Pcisitiotil ill i.vlifolt , lt trittkirrestaetHelietiqtittlathllientr.•
, :rhO.Mnieraplishritenta.of a-refined. etillatien'oPPV.ar• none 14'141 andable. whew 4t/eillfifiliieil..bitipitlir
VeS of real utiliti. !'The only tine politeness, is that WhichLpiCititoteiLille'cOrafort'antl, liatipinettiror,
those with sclioM'We germ in, c ontact .' "..Nor are the'terd pleasureCtif life lest3pleitiatt liiiitikte acreit&
;Mimi by ":the knewMilge tha.Weitrelirepared to meet Die frowns Of fortu,ne,', Thepumerintsipttences
fat may be seen in eVerYilietetionief famillear'eared id tifilUenee- - -Whtvtiaiv;finve itt,-eitenunter the 611I'
it
'. MIA oflaiverty without the sisetittiwheret . ty to kain:a respectable soppertaliouldricniintl;pareats•that.„ .
' , While they'. ate educating their daughters nr•all , the refinementaind luxiiriei•ollife;theY 'tiliimill 'alio
.'gilltrtrthem, as` far asmay be,'against. the numerous illitthat Inman nature is ', lieir,to:"': There .la inV'
legacy that a father can leave his child that is worth "twentieth part the tithe'' Or A „GOOD.EDUGA4..
'HON.... , . ' -
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,
In the course bf instruction'pqrtued iii this Inatinitionintrreali ornament, tici:,proper qtecoinplishment
,kvill beneglecteil-Anitaittife same time thinga ofrinnitar useful nature will receive proyeeatteotion,'The
,first object aimed at in the • literary and scientific eitit:ciatisWill . be to erolie; cultivate r and strengthen'
the intellectual powers; n@ to,iciOm'athl refine the taste;" The The attidica, of the; yeutiger pupils: will.bu so:
arranged as to task chiefly, the powet•s of s . tleirkory, but care will be taken that the yotitlifullmoniorY be ,
'not burdened with Fillets and prineipfei Unintelligible, to the noithie in study. - Great importance is at
' niched to the right coMmeohement fit' rite , PupiPiqiterary, E ducation , and threughotit• her scholastic
course, to the adaptation of sobjecti of her study.to the gradual developing of her menial powers.' It'.
,wilkhe the aim cf. Abe, teacheis to inspireiti the pupil : a Joye of shyly, and Aoinculcatti the idea that
learning is a pleating etnploymept and not a tedious !abbr.. The various exercises alga: institution will
be so arranged its to relieve one,another and, Prgy,ent that weariness which iti:so great a foe to study. ' •
THE PHYSICAL, SCIENCES will be•lauglil in a course or Leettiretillustrated by expetdrrients,
tpecirneni; diagram's, paltalngi, Sic.' ' , ' - '
~
The lectures on'Astfaindmy will.be on 'Elaittilife;occasions, necotitpottied by ebterVations on the nor,:
Jun - il .sky—the Pupils will be ; taught to trace out the con's'tellations—to know the plincipal stars, planets, '
-Tie., by their names--and-to observe the Incitioni,Wipent; UM hfilie.cnott.'coatpieu'olit' heavenly biirliet. '
The course will include,Chemistry,Deology Mineralogy, Experimental and Nation, I PhilettellhfOim '
ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY-7ireluding Zoology; briiitliologf, Botany, ice.
For practical lessons in Dotany, Horticiulture,U., the pupils Will tate-MI6 adVatitage *I the beautiful,
,grounds and.garden attached to the huildi2g,„ , , t , .
INT E'LLEG'Ir UAL AN D_MOR itht.r.tkICO,SOPITY , *ill lie ‘aViglit • in- I'ditilod - i 'and .cierchies .lii
reading. This . course will also include llbetorio, Logic, Criticistn; in,l, Elocution, 'ld reading, die
pupils wil! b made acquainted with the best works in our fangthige., 7 -limit pods'and PrOsewriters—
no paint N ill r it'i'eti_tomtike good raglltia. . . , - • , . ' ~, .• ~ 7 '.,::.','
q pt
. . Partitular u Million will given:to the Aestlietiemiltitre4•Tpir 'the Yultitation'ef a prOper tense of the
agreeable and beautiful in the yolite'arts. ',.Gtiod taite is' the 'very fotindatien of an elegant ettileation.
• ENGLISH GRAMNlAltotioblding Orthography, Orthoetty,Mod Descriptive, Didactic and Episto
lary Composition'. , .. , .
..,
e,
,ARITHME'IIe. aNI the higher lane ies,, .te n'theMatics will receive proper aftentiOn. This
department will include Dook-keeping, Ike.., , . .
WHITING with lloot'slreatise on PenniOnskip,lieliCreil in be the best system in use.
GEOGRAPHY, with. jirobleres on'the trAties kiiil 'delineation of maps 7 ancient Geogrtiphy in'tiofe-,
nection with ancient History : , '. " • . • • ...
. ,
' HISTORY, ancient and noodern- hl . pstory with charts and inaiiiiitytlicilogy• and chronology.
Particular attention will be given to the history of cihr own country.
ANTIQUITIES, Jewish, Grecian and Itinhan.
LANGUAGES. The French, Geriiihn,, Italian, Spanislit'aild the 'Cliasieiii.iatiguagel will be talight '
when - desired. A young lady's etliwatiei r cannot he considered 'complete without the acquisition of at
least one language in addition to her native tongtie. , , •
, MUSIC. :Piano Forte and Guitar. Instruction on other instrament's will be giren'tttheti particularly
desired. The Philosophy of Music, in connection, with the scienceof Acoustics, will also be taught.
Frequent exercises in vocal mode will form a part of the recreations Of the pupils. .. • . , ...
DRAWING AND PAINTING. Landscapes, Figures, PloWers, &c., with the thetiry'atidiwattice of
perspective. . ' ' .
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE-WORk, anti holey, Work In -great variety, ine t thiling
Embroidery, Lateework, Zephyr, Worsted' and Rug work, Bead work, &c. &e. Particalar attention
will be paid to this branch of instruction. The young Ladies will' tie taught to Make up tilmost'every
article of their dress. . • ~_
DONtESTIC ECONOMY, including Cookery in • all its branches, the preparation or f eet, Jellies,.
Presort ed Fruits, Pastry, Cakes, Ftc. Ike.., . .., • , _
_ .
INgIiU.CTION IN, DANCING will lie givento the hoarders. - The exercises in this' rt Ai I be
regaillednik Maier Of reerention mid , physical exercise, and 'do sea:trate . cliirge a , lllTie'inaile oh ibis
account. As smile (tiff:a:Mica of opinim exists as to the propriety of thisltinA of recreation, it t,proper
to say,that we believe, there it no tithidatit'al oWecticin to the 'proper We alit% elegant accomplishment:
Itistritetion of this kiwi it giren'ill'tihrhest emit le.st!lintils inthe_vmotil ry, tinder 'fil M
e atti:tin ofm
'sortie of
I f
the 'wisest and best men of the. age. Beg: riled as a school of mimeo, there is no proper substitute-for
this pOlife art; - there are no ethei nieliiis-Wherey yoringlielies min tie so - rea d ily taught that "g ra ce of
anititier,-gait and mien," whirl eve r myrksllie lady Of,refined education. No misapply will be admitted
Chitin the young ladies 'are cagagetr in their einel`cise'it licir - Vill'anyinipils he'rileetved for this kind of
. , . .
instriction only. . .
~ . .
•
° lii- reference to the boarders, the teachers recognise ' •
no sitspensietr of the. duties of instructiop. The
household nssociatewith_ench other nut of school hours, on ierms of easy mid reapecteullithdlarity; and
the errors and igoorances of the pupils are noticed with A kittil solicitude for their improvement. On
all OCCA1110118;111 their• recreations, wnlks, or fire-side. conversations, young ladies who use provincial,
improper, or ungrammatical (Apr( ssions, are kindly corrected. , A vicious protilintiatiomis esPeeistily
to be noticed. The saine mire is devoted to their personal deportment, video and habits. An'awkward
gait, an ungraceful • stoop;'n nasal , twang, must be expected to call forth frem ; any tutoress the proper
advice and direction. ' But the chief care of the educator,,-hr thesehours-of-relaxationfronolte..severer.,
duties of the school room, is tithe deroted to the cultivation of i Christian politeness, amenity, ease, and
naturalness of manners. To do - au intlady-like thing, culls fop authorative advice; brit any, violation of
the law of Christian kindness nod 'mimic*, is 'to 'be checked" by the teacher With, the. nitiit anxious
concern."-•
.. . ,
- Oe w
a every Sabbath, when theather pe rm its , the heartier's will attend church with the tutoress. They
will never attend churclint night. -In the great work of ethic:Ming the"moral feelings, the Keeepts of the
gospel are our main reliance. The social duties and virtues it elooinswillbeearnestlijneulcanitl. -
DISCIPLINE, &c.: It is intmuleil that limiters shall eiijoy all the maternal atientioa to their Itorriestic
management that could be extended to them in a well ordered lion*. It will be necestary to require
that boarders shall never leave the lot unless in company With one. of the tutoress nor be.absent after
-sunset. This will not prevent them from' enjoying, to thepropegangent, all the adirauiages Of the society
of the place. Boarders Will not be permitted to' go, shopping inn in
,contpritiy. efoito of the ladies of the
school, who will superintend their purchases.. No "restrainta will. be imposethiliat are mot fully war =
ranted by the necessities or the case. The responsibility assumed by th e, proprietors renders it neces
sary that they shoiild require or the pupils a strict observance of the roles imposed. 'Corporeal , Putilth=
intent - will nut be - resorted' to Maier anycircoinstatirOs. . . .
. . .
Till.; HEAL'I'II of the pupils will. be coMilfereif a, most, important object,' and 011 clnimilie. an=
remitted attention of the family,—regularity itt the physical, habits and exercises of the•boarders will be
obaerved. • The best Medical advice will lie hail when re:pi - trial. .ChambYrsburg is believed to be one of
the roost healthy plapes in the cannily. ,The establishment linen line airy situation, itnirtlihe' it notany
local raose of disease known hA . exist in the neighborborc). . l ' ~ , • .
'n • ,
• The regular sessions Will hereafter coinmence on the first Of 'Septetithei. and fiit•St of Pe'brairy. i i iie
only vacation will he in the months of July and Atignit. Voung Ladies Will be'reeekled it any 'thin:
during the session. . .
. ..... .
.A 'n Foreigner will be emPloyed ass teacher' (either male or female) instlais institution. .
111 regulating the prices of tuition, itic.. the present embarrassed condition of the country is considtreil,
The 1/CATS Arc believed to be less than those of any other_ school in the country havitig equal cepa.
bilities.
... • ,
• Terms .of tiss Sessqon of jive Months, livable in' advance.
Scientific and Literary. Department, (English brtinclitis.)
.. .
,l'unini• Depncirnept, . . . . .
Stiiii4r . . ,
Cree..., lyttin, rreach, German, Italian ant'. Spanish Languages, dnNh .
Triition'in Music. . •
Jail' tile ' Pi:lll4.' I;t2 04
.
. .
On the (Ziritiil., ... 1.2 66
.
the of Piano, . '3 (10
Use of Guitar,l 50
.
Drawing, stml PaWifitig, ' : . - . • 8.01) .
.
'..Orn m
aemal'Netallew ork• t and Fwacy work, . • 10 . 00
. ,
Domestic Economy, 'lke.s 00 ,
•
, Books ; rmaionary, materials, Ezo., whorl 'fiirnisheil Will be plilii - gca at'd'm'prices •arirlach thtiy are
soli] in Philadeltilan. .
Doan!, including washing pnil lodging,, , . ' $4O 02
.
pOrltelcrericettlis to character, capacity, &c. will be given on application ..t the institutto u. .
1 - ..:omeieeiesitides tupstle addressed tp .
J. W. .11 . URNS, Chatizbprsbitri;•, Pa:
0
24
Aprinl, 180
. ,
110.11 RD TrITII:OUT:LODGer4 4issoiittion of Partitership.-
lIXor EI iIT genieel Boarders will he, taken , THE Partnership heretofore existing bet Ween the
as above, 'comfortably , acconarileddhill, viihscribers Nintler the name and style of A. ti B.
$1 50 per ',ea, Widt] in advance, or ooze a Montli, NOBLE, i5116.6y dissolveiftw Yodutal 'Consent, all
wheo, dog. Enquire. of die ,Printer after tta ,April. dennindsli . gainit siiid`firm—ittal due them
March 1:844. by-book.accottiii&etliMmise, is mbe 'added with
•
Hobert Siintlg4is,
said midden'.
ARMSTRONG NOBLE,
lisle, , ROBERT, NOBLE.
Can tttiMClt '115., 1849.
B . RANDR.I47H'S PlElf4lLs.
, .
THE' sib ser kb cps, having receiyeil i randfer of the
Ageney of the above n telebrAted Niediehie,will have,.
at all times a supply of 'the gr hino lips on
Where they mho hail as of 'Hie 'Hirai& A genii.
' CHARLES BARNITZ ft CO. ,
A I il'6' 1848. • •
• tf-2.3
JIMPER.SON LAD
FOR SAL.
. „
rpriEtubstiiiller Wishing to huiveti:o the %Veit, 6f
11 .
fors for sale, 42, tracts corsulierior
:.- LOWiIEgTO642, ILAPID . .
lyiUgtwolniles Sotft.h of Sheyherdstown, Intginin:
. ~
One lirtiet tantein'ing 155 . Aerm. 'Well - y HAVE received ' my 'ennnal tit)itgy.loT
unproved, having on it a good DurelDngludt a barn. ill GAIIDEW SEEDS, fro% gr. ,ILate e h. u bleb
Alto tWt, 'welfs - oT Weer, to 'the yard i Two good a re warranted , fresh. , ,S. 41,4craT„.
Orchartis,.and a quart:'y of sultO•lor St•Mte Marble. ;Ca r li s le, With 8; iBl.B. s ':', '' • ' - .t•-io
Alan about 48 or 50 'Aorta of eiod Tirober. • Ad.. .
1
loiniog . the above is • '' ;; • 2.1:t42244 fiN trit.atki ?
:Me, Tract cif ,I4Wilia IDl'4,i'eing . s l 7../Veres , - . .
.hi . a;good thitltq tillage and.a . part well timbal - N(1, 11l oust , V b aiiitee airid .' l Giiiii6i l : -.
but witbolit. 440iiigs. ' . • ; . • t... ' • .i.....' - •' ' ' ‘•••• "•-'•'• li'''.., , . 1 , ,, .-
, • • - . , Eseruatittartnrorps i , st ub lia .that
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Any ; reaOty. Walling ,to upy would do welrto call .
and see, 'iirtkei titit - terms will be made known .4y the i, l'ilhM,C °131911e *" 411 - 41/° 11Q11 ' PAINT ':
`iniillO•ii.vitt. nit 'the Pim.. , . . . 1 G, G AK.ING e , 401/1141',ER HANGINP; in „
.7rbp.RbOye ibreAß will be . 'llChh ' liiepeO/tely: 'Or to. , all thelt.Yaiiiautis biatactioa: kell!triSPeq,.6y.itriet 0-
'igether,l? gui,c 'purplitif3i . a . .. , '... . ', • . :. ko "'on ti 3 biatittesenn,d moderato cbargf„a,`o, 'bait.'
' '
CHARLES uotErt:: . . - 'lie' i *tali . of public :ia;fritptgo: . ";'His
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;some ileir*do p piiiivlng 1 1 4 4 ,rf.•
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tiality, -- PsitOliebAdelle thil
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7asti3O "146 :everiibthiViktrobi %A ilia iftut
the attention 'of Ittt,taiolitaiWout4eyllettha'nts
Byers, lit solkifitlfas I,ttin t
tletesention to at at v
itov prices for,Caillie;, • I- , q , , 0:i) , .).. t . , 4;','
• Cittlistes',Vareh 15.1843. , , , ~, - ,_.
.800113:RiSTA111)NF.Y ,
Booksellers' atithSittlionert,lftAttliWAtiTtt;
fwrm door eist c t f the,puld iis; iiimasre;.a, nil nerdy op
eposite WdederlliA'S HoTet t 4iliii.eint4ittitly on hand
the diteemit king') laisitia •
.... 1311 4i.kitt0P4 1 .,;.0a1 ) 0".0W, •
of the beSildeaMg:ak..latest„Ooitiors,All,9l . which
they will sell at froitillretti Sb ircloiv the
1181114 prices. Alto, ;;
'Extra Brothor'4iirnititifikitinelitiitaliTiiiiyWiir
received regularly'as soon', ak, they are'tdr the lifess.
- TIEACIAZINIES.;°" • '
Graham's, Sa'rgeapt'a,'find
Godey!s Lady's Book;itriti'Letll 6 =o:Clithlkielets, re-
Ceiyed as stion as issued. ; • I' •,.
.• • .-
Libidd rotAolo6illi
'Pa'ar'rSt.l%roti.,tieedive(l,l , lo,)i c;f4fialilki,bi g ne's
History or the iteforrinttibn the ex
eeption of ontotiatrib7,Vvhilt will.hergeetiiftl in me
'coifree of the I pretlent 01001. ..Price 14 Gents per •
number, . . , . •
'Cainpbell N a Foreign IVYon`tlil'! gtlzine, l)l
Selectoe i Seellany retie I.Tterature of
'Great qactsionallyillastrated
ii hii &Slob QII Steel; Wimdsi'lla end , Paktraill
distinguished intitvithiltts. $O. - eiCts 'pet; No.
tilitary Cftths, sup
'plied at the latent '"; ','" •
0,000 160iTICIPS OF RAL.6B
irinited as alMve, for which the highelit,price , iill be,
Regist,eFs kftitaco;
s'aPFICF4 ,
`CarlisterMarch 25th 1843.
ATOTICD lierebylioiran to 'tilt Loiiittees
IT" Creditors antl other pergons,cohcerned,tha
'the folltiemkrit ootititsfidivoUCO liledln this office -
for 'aiantinatietirhy,thit,accourrtadta Ihercin•tiam.
cd, and will be presented to the Orphans' Court of
Cutribdrland ountir' for cinaTimrition and allow
ance bn Triesday 'the, 25itt day of April, A. D.
1843, viz .
.• .
t. Tho addeulit'Of • Saniitel
for 'of •John 'Latkents, late of borough of
Shltppenshurg., deFeasel, „ •
2. t ttEeni,iiint 'brJoini 'thdifkli, Junior, Ad.
Mullett atdr of •361thlitt6tigh, Soh. late of Stouglis.
town, Cumberland county, deceased.
3. The aceciiiilt 'br - qcorglA.'Donnell; Admin.
hitt-titer 'of Dr.lohn •Frazer;lato of Churchtown,
Cumberland- county,dece .
11. Tleiticcouht qQ Saintiel tleberlii,•Adminis
'trreor, of Samuel Drickerilate of Newton-=tOwne -
ship, deceased. „.
'5. The aecouht of Henry's;. Cromer, Admink'.
trator 'of Samuel•Ochr, late of Allen 'toWnShip,
deceased.
• G. The account of Oecirde'Rupp,:iun., ono of the
Executors Of Datilel Siff ratnith,a'en.,late of Sit fro.
manstown,.Cumberlarid Charity, deceased:
7. Tho:acetihnt . of Jelin Rupp, ono of the Ex
ecutorit Daniel nitchnin ; sen., lath oh Shire:
manstown, Cumberland. county, deceased. •
Tho account of Alatthow Davidson; Admin..
iXtrator 'of Elizabeth. 'Ferguson, lato of West
pennsbornugh township i •doccased. • •
9. Tho account Of Samuel Myer'and John My.
et, Adnquisfratdrs'of John Myer; lad of Frank
ford townships deceased. • r_.
10. The account of Henry itrooncinan, Ad.
'thinhitratdr df Jornes Cammlris, late of Allen
towptthip, deceased. • • • . . •
11. The account of Samuel Worst, Admirtis
'Fraud. tsf 'Martin Mohler, Ititelif &it 13orough .
Mcebanicsburg, decedied. : •
LWIto account of John Swisher, r cantor of
Andrew Swisher, late Of The "Borough of Mc
eltapicsburg, deccased t
13 The account of William)). itf urray,Adrui o.
'grater Of Mary D: Ramsay, late et the_Borough,
of, Carlisle, ,deceased. -
.14. The account of Ocorgo Ruplcy, Jr., Guar.
doh of jatob'Eilinger, Sarnnel Edinger and Levi
Edinger; tiled hy'George flupp, Jt. A.thrunistro.
tor of the said George llnpley„ Jr. •
It. toe .a`dcoutit Of had) Zeigler, Guardian
bf Philip common, a minor sun of Philip Corn
man, laic of North Middleton township, deceased%
' JACOB. BRETZ, Register.•
41.5 oo
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8 'OO
ARCHER'S LARD LAMPS
Manufacturers. Prices !
•
ling.
ARCHER'S PATEN TLARD LAMP
for burning Lard without any preparation . , for
sale by, the subscriber. Thu light: is • equal to the
best sperm-oil, is entirely &Wpm smoke or smell,
and Anstaless than half the, Wee. lite' apparatus
for heating the lard is neat add simple, does 'hot des
tract from the appearance, is not thildp to get mit of
repair, and - may
. he applied itt'a pinta' , elcrense to
those kinds now in uses „Ccniltilent that this article
requires only to be kpown,to coin inttE.Oncrol ; use.
I respectfully invite tyo 0441 to n.all and see them
in operation. ' '
Carlisle. March d 2, . , ..te-s
Estate of iaeob—trotilieiy-ileiia.led.
St-20
HER.EDY GIVFN,,lhat letters -of Adri l in.
iltraiton lipon the , cadet' iit'laie;l3 iioo v oi,
late ef ,East Penusborodgh teainehcp der.termed;
have lilies' granted
,to the aubspriber,,,resilling in
the 'vault-, tdwhsliiii. ~ 411
against paid Palate-ate rAtiastett I . .oorisent'iheni
duly autlicnilea)pd nettippiSlo;AFsthoiie
.detted
` 3103 1 0 111+00VER . ."
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ation upon The \ - . l s`tate:ot lAQoll . 4 l o,lloll'
ARTY, late of:.Wetit. , PetriasGiOltf,k;l4 l, o l lllPi le_
'deceased, hay° bcoetvapOd
siding4h the tiasiSitjlshitsi 1 4.1 10 ,,,, •
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claims popstodhi 9 44 fttlArozeRIMIw K ittsPa e "
Ihern — duTyauthentieatxid for'eattleMei4Opl , 4**4l'
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