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WedutOorPortiPoil• APril,goi,ll,l,l4l!
, Spring.
f'e•This weather appears: to haVi Settled, and
s :§pring-litui at leak' daWnitd• updtr us iio".tho fall
. splendor of her IriyrdiritiiaMytglory:.,;,irege'lation,
so long ,rtarded; is everywhere leaping ferlikr--,
ihit'.'fiege "arc; b,ecOning Mantled ir;
Vnsrrynotps of the,shiging-birds irdegain
.and the gloom of, winter kas giv,Pv 7 4... 7039,
happifying influences of beautiful Spring. •
t4ebhist 'of the ' ' arrest of the Murderer
Macon, found another eolurim. , The
U. S.'Gaiettii 'of Monday, sari, that whilst on
' his way to Harri'sbu'rg; at thelonse of Mr. Gelds=
borough, near the, Inclined i'litnO, : he made' a eon
his guilt; and moth '.o.irodidstaw
lial.than That revealed to .14hilyh o ttter; witiOh we
p-The,oivayneeten'o'Vinuldtor," is .the name
• of a new paper, the first Mire:tier of which' we have
received„:pul4hed ‘hy, , Mr. C. Grate, The Cir
culatoe,itinentr,4l.itivoliticS arid devoted to litep
attire and ' he Mtn slits., Its typodiaihiealMtecu.
which if: ithe aide' to .sustain will prow's' both
,• - • -
credititble.iind tirefitable tOihe minds and morale
of that community. lireAvish •it all success. •
Our Public. Bchoo
j Thu exhibit of the Direetori of the 'public
AS chtrdle Ibis : bort:Mei, will he found in tri4lay's
paPer,46 'which we ask attention. The'eshibit
, tof the Directors furnishes satisfactory evidence
iof the' faithful performance of their trust, wo
think, and their representation of the flourishing,
condition of the, school system of the borough,
cannot but prover gratifying to parents and all
othitiiijnteeited.; 'lt bo'seen that the amount of.
taxation svltieh;tha Directors ask to have voted
by the' citizens daring the ensuing year is $l5OO,
being r s3oo less than last - year, whielt-itlit'-hoped
will Lo cheerfully submitted to.: The citizens *of
the borough of Carib/le; have in tlid excellence of
their continua IMIMois a matter of. n,a ordinary
boast. - • . ; ,
Poetry
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IX7r The thirteenth lecture before the Alert Fire
•companyovastlelivered on Tidisilay evening of last
by•Slr. EDWARD 5T11414 EGE, SOject—PO-
EiRY. The weather was extremely inclerdent on die
.evening of the lecture, but the large number• of the
audience proved how strong are the wooipgs of gen
tle Pettey to the bearts . or many orthe "fair 'women
41nd - brave men," of our community; besidesecinvey.
•
log noamallaompliment to the talents of t 4 lie young
lecturer.. • • • „ • 'll,
The lecture on Poetry deserves a more extended
notice than we me ablo to give. It is not too high
. praise of it to siii*ac-it was elegant in style and
tdrkiant effe; „ r Oireiii4x:fte high immeptions
and vivid image 4, of the lofty tharneter, the ethereal
nature, and the spirittndiaing influence of Pontry—
• embodied, ne they.were, in chaste.and beautiful ex
pression—a mind- deeply imbued with - the spirit of
the subject. Poetry was eloiuently described as "the
sfstee.ll ttasicL-Whose sweetness never dies. It
plays upon roan's passions as upon a lyre, causing
him to fed tea wanderer intim spirit-land. 4lt
es-try thing that N beautiful or magnificent in
ilature—mingles with every feeling, gentle or in
eetise--;and blends with ek•ery thing intrinsically
lovely or noble in the Mind. It is' the'pm:e ridigion
of the heart, which casts a hide bright; peaceful,
and glorioucaround the fierce impulses of our 'na
ture, calming them down to love and gendpness. It
is eraphaticallyil&.harp of the soul—attuned by the
treator'Otand-4hoSe spirit-chords are never
,sliattered Wail : mind-becomes collined in the loath
some chanted-Obse of sensuality." .
The and ebjecab of Peeley
were further described-7iNbrigin and history given
—and the duty of tbe.Poet out. The Poet
" dwells not beside the tomb of the past, nor with the
infancy. of thopresent;lpf. _the j'ell:11thboolt of
the future. With eagle ken, hi; glances (imp Into
ibc womb of nnhorQ.fiync,,,tihnd secs his own.higk
dreamings take the shape of glorious reality ; tvhile
with-hope exalted, and faith firm in tun,!s_ljigleiles„,..
lit4 , ",be devotes his highest powers in preparing him
for the dawning of the millenial time bf mind." In
the beafftiful language 'of one of the most gifted of
•
• the tlny7-
" Par''yotl the narrow parapet of Time,
With eyes uplift, the Poet's soot should look.
Into the endless proniisli., - nor Should brook
. o.ne ifilintri,loubt to shake his faith sublime:
!not the eartills ever in her prime .. -
And treu:iness of. moritiiq: lie can See
-Geoid; lying hid from all eternity '
Within the trembling -womb of sin and crime.
Ilia soul Should not be cramp!d by. anY.bar ;
nobleness should be se_god-like high, . _
Tha.thilleast.thought is - perfect itsn star;
Ictill'anditnoif view 'majestic as the 'Sky ; ' ' .
aid till o'Ci•lloaded . by tVlighCfroitt.tar,'..
Undirrimed 4 y.olends of.weak.tnortulity."
'oliirolOtitY•the leCtUrer clnsed his sub,
jea the poetry of ,Percy .13ysshe
htii Which Cor'irpace precludes us train noti
cing. OM. notions of Shelly's character are
wholly Oppo!sed to most of those advanced by the
efealteii: Tilos leptufe . ttf . iilinle; brevet., elicited
svarrn commendation frir,mktitOliidienee, and reflect
• ed nd emall degree: of ltPire:npotittliabilities of the
loang rend enthuslastiraecturei%: : , -
The tonne closeoastevening with.tbe repetition
of the kotdre Gustavus ,Adolphus . of SyLirlen
and the thirty years war,",..bY the 'Rev. iourt Q.
n orrm i xf. „
. pj;t4,bi g h,srat,t F lectiire Tye
have heretofore spniten&its repetition
was sitAS];#44t4k6Pof,Sn:(lFf.Bla°oi. of. m°4}
persons the fernier be
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' h,ti .ey Were atw ye prompt&s ii#co iitnvt g
'
Oorrtheir straight*rward course .peqnirs
siderible influence among their . falluti-mernbers,
the:ir efforts iii procuring the 'Pasiiage; of . private
bills were"generally i suceeesfule iltesidestheseall
the important. public: measures Of;,the Bossier'
found in these, gentlomari,- active- aiid upremiti,
ling Supporters-.Thtilill: to .nlect ' Canal Com:
eissi ners by . the, poople 7 thp great ', Reformhill
Whielirwea'ii-ThOid,`Otti--h*ritiliitdnd
draws annually4-and : ail other rneesiires . havini
in view the citriaiirnePCiif the enointous expend
itures of the Administration,Werefin4 ',support
ed by Messrs. Ketricitr. and, Beingol,E,..irdm the
time of their introduction into. th&lininie until
their final passage, : , , ...'','...',';, - • :
.. s; ..
, In one or two instances. Mr. Kennedy , was iib
seht friim his Seat in
,peusequenee of sichnese in'
hie family,we believe,but in ne instance did thisoc,
etudes any loss to the-public interests, behaving
voted nnon the,: final pasitUge of every bill Which,
secured any advantages to the taxpaying people
of Pennsylvania. They are no*. among their
copstituents again, from whom we doubt nut they
will receive, is they, deseive, the praise •of good
'anti faithful - public servants. .Cumberland - conn.
ty -has never been more faithfully represented
than dUring the late session. . ,
MIME
e s, I . t;4.
COMMON SCHOOLS OF CARLISLE.
Exhibit for
The subscribers, a committee on the part of,
the Board of School Directors, respectfully prey.
ent to the public the following statement of the
Receipts and Expenditures of lie. Board for the
School year
,commencing on _ the let of Juno
1842, and to end on the 31st of May 1843. Of
course to latter pinion of this period not having .
yet transpired, our estimate may Sell of being
criticully exact; yet, we hesitate not,tosay, that
under no circumstances will the account, at the
end of-the Year, vary 92.5 either way.
•
• . DR.
Balance in Treasury, Juno 1, 1642, ~flr,:i7
State Appropriation, 804,00
School Tax levied (including "additional
Tax.") . -'----8820,76
Revapts for usn -a Education - Hall, ' .54,50
for tuition of non.resident scholars, 48,65
• _-....__
Expenses for the year coding
1813, puickand unpaid;
Teachers' Salaries, • _
Rent of School Rooms,
Permanent Insurance of Prop. -
-- erty, 1 15,80
Fire Wood and Cutting, 130,25
Printing Sc Stationary, 25,00
Interest, • 47,00
Fencing."&c., at Old College, 28,90
Expenses of attendance at • •
• Hall, ' 40,57
Incidental expenses'of all other'
kindS, including Moskinger, •• •
Repairs, Painting & Glazing,
White-washihg, Maps, Fur
niture,
- •
&e 4 • . . 125,00
Balarice,
This balance of .9790,77 will be in the Treasu
iy on theist of June 1843—if, no appropriation
be made in tho meantime to payment of a portion
of tho liens en tho'Sollool propecty. The whole
amoun4 of liens is slllll,33—viz : the Widow's
Dower on Old College amounlinti; to $283,33, and
a Judgement on Education Hall of 8500.
Tho expenses Of tuition during the past yea;
beim been somewhat reduced below the estimate,
In consequience or vacancies ford time in several
bf the schools. •
Estimate Sane 1, 1843 iö 11 . 14 31, 1844
(inc/u.stiye.)
RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treasury Juno:.,l;- 1843;
,8 790,77
State Appropriation, 804,00'
From- other aources, say 50,00
Tax levied under the law; 1520,76
• __.53105,53
Ad/itional TIIK aik94 for,. 1500,00
•
EXPENSE&
Salitrieh of 15 Teachers, HIM •
present number) $3371,50
Rent of 9 School Rooms, 286,00
Fire Wood and Cutting, 120,00
Messongar, Printing, , Blarihe
and Stationary, ' • 55,00
'lnterest, .• ' 47,00
Repairs such as fencing nt
Hall, cleaning & whitewailiing
& putting rooms.in order, 65,00
Other Contingencies, about 'lsm
Balance Ist June, 1844, $ 646,03
•
A portion of this balanco can 64 appropriated
during the year, to the payment of debt, or to
tlio building of a Sobbed those do lhe Old Col.
age lot,(whielt is veriiiriush rieederi,) as may be
thought most advisable. Thero Should, howevor.
always be a sarphis oh hand ()Morn 009 to 400;
o meet any- unexpiated centiniehaes that might
EOM
' For several years past the citizen's httlie twthd
$lBOO additional tax with the utmost cheerfulness:
This year the Directors ask for, 43p1y : 61500: If
this sum is granted, they can kcepthe system in,
operation during the whole year, pay off about
$3OO bf,the debt; if that is thought moro
„ble..th'an building a School House—and have a
surplus at the end of the year of over 1'000:
Afew of, our citizens we learn aro opposed to
the continuance of the two-high Schools, princi
pally on the iround of expense. We direct pub
lic attention to this matter: If the two'-High'
Schools were abolished, two:other , :schaolaia the'
BeCeniltifY Departmeht must necessarilY be eigen
-404 and,.posptiro4 enyieg woukthe, ch
he in the,
temp between ,the ~sehtries, `of Teachers iti , thei
two oracles: This difference weildlonly . .be 0240,
per intitim-4a.eurd ecietEelq nieie tkau . iilfliciint'i
'to 'educate, a family siiatliidiati 111 Oa various 1
'
prancher teutht in oar 1 - .904, c
, pq a ~..; t kt, gi
poisible,thstfei: such a (Offing:lloin any-, portion;
of' our eit4cliki iibtkld be' willing to:iirOnee !with
tlieso,two'schaoleywhere,metre 9n in lbahigh igiti
trAirarichei of an English ,tdtientloi is,eltke n'of.
celiii*!.:o:Ufe 'phild.frep 'tic tiler iietf !Ott& ii , tioi
) : €ol4;oo4 roti l tr * ii A'i l i r fk,:oii4i4ir 4 4i
poutuboito mm .o.o6,4 iikihp , ,,Al4lioltii; 7 4
tik4lisfr i thsvll:l4 , qglioolti; and , the'whole;tiSretenit
genYinipttachir'Weeniink but 16446101;1f
itie,tyinVit 000 johlviref titiii4slllll;iti;lbi"ent ie.:
4
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flPYOligtratOlti: j boi t tiiiifiiriaa;• 4'4,140'
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Allttfeen . OF ostabiikutwOo4i4 , iiikeivitheilis"...
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, qq!!1f.,?1,4,7,4 4 1,.vp#4,1t.ti1tY,419. , A!!ev9,m!ti.
~ ,i t, ? A1!4'40°, 4 , 0 1 ,„ '; 0 ,1-,rq%';:ii§lo.',s,4t*
4,
i 9:4O§:PP t :IP L PA-1 ;11 I ti
beg *iidthreniaindinff - F , WOIW gin'ir - ;pinir inilitk;'
'aid - avaT. .' Tha, , demand , rilittiegiv , inlesa nethip;
atql p ri cee. liave
,cnmq dnWii,. id ,I, api:p*24, with.
'ettood . 13 tiptiliN4 '- ' ":' ' • ..,, ~- ,! ..'. •
•' / fLOP4A,:faii , ,heen• . only itiinnierate.xnqueat
'hien inn. liseinpar!:,:nno',ciiiii",itgvegab; af,,ali
Re;neactionio , has not been, le.t gii:' , . The 1 prevailing
prices , pahl hdvolbeeii s4: . sll4ito soB4nehanria;
Wiytintbe' : la'ae,iay: or :Awn': goiya;4 : , .attiet has
bii'talhaaii:tina I,conhi'lha#o s s .nenPlUrahitied: at
something leee; thereeeiptpriCo has been $4 2a
.now,:iineettied. . '2 - ,,...'..,, :. ', t„, , .,,' ' .: 2: . . :., ,
..1
gitfriland ;and .Pennsylvania
red Whent jute nold a 1,96 eenta• to $1 per. bushel;
and for inferior to' good' lots 88 ; to 96 neat; have
been Rye ha deiiin: While
Corn at 47 to 62 cetit4 arid:s2 10'63, which is a
bont,the:elosini rato 'Of ` week .: Oats have
Bold 2,6, to 27.c1e. •
WHISKEY.—Has improved, hhds, selling at
20, and hhis, at 2,1 oents. .
DIA 11; IE D.
in this borough, on TuesdaY4nortiMg last, by
the-Rev.Tifemas V.. Moore, Rev.7o e eee,MongAy,
Paster of flip E T lSSl;iletillll congregation at Ddls-
Yerk county, to ANN H. BLUR, only dough
tor of Mr, Andrew Blair, of this borough.
/On the 14th of March last, by the Rev. David
Smith, Mr. JousMcCuany, to Miss MARY JANE
Rimy, all of Shippensbarg.
On Thursday the 13th inst., by the Rev. John
Moody; Mr. Wrimast PErtousox,,of Cumberland
county, to Miss UARY, daughter or Pelona Wil
liam Morrow, of Franklin county,
,On the 20th inst.
,by the Rev. J. Kaempfrer, Mr
CHRISTIAN STAUFFER to Miss MARY JANE NAY,
bejlt pf Perry county. ,
/On the 4th instant; by Rev. Henry Aurand, Mr.
Atnaionr. to Miss — . LE.IIN, all of Slicer
1 St ing biwnshp.
r On the 201 h ingt6t;hy the came, Mr. JACOB E.
FitlLlAlt, to Mies 34.2111GA11ET £. DAEDGE, all Of
/On
toniship..
/On yestet°6y,by the some,'Me. JAIts'ILIIfoRE-,
LARD, or :West Pentisborough- township, to Miss
11111.110ARLT AlAylTnnT,of Frankford to Nuship,
- Man, at the res , lence - of his mothci•, 3lrsrPris
'cilia \Vcakley, of Dickinson totViiship, in .this 'coun
ty, Mr. Wir.i.ts JAMES Wr.sxtr.tr:in the '2Bth year
o f his age, of an ' , hstonction of his bowels. - His
illness was .of but time days - duration and distress
ingly painful, yet nit mutilate escaped him; lie
'endured with Christon fortitude to the last. Death
has seldom laid his it' hand upon one 'more esteem
ed, ora better yoUngmaiv. lie tyas n kind anti lif-,
feetionate brother, tv excellent and dutiful son,
courteous, affable and Tooil-nattired; of persev'eri lig
industry, and h . amid and energetic mind.' His
amiable elis'i'aCter,nrcalciv and uprightness, endear
ed him to all who kne , ht m. His removal will - be
iotravul sincerely felt ly his numerous friends, bat
more especially by his fad mother', to *horn lie was
so good a son.
$4720;28
$32'16,99
249,00
•
tinECCA lELLy respectfully in
forms the chiiermf Carlisle and Its min
its', that she lens just, Ceti-tied from Philadelphia
with n lICW and complete atirtment of
$3936,51
$ 790,77
•
ililiinerg a nd i'ancy Goods,
which she it tweplredl to ail low for CASH. .She
would' respectfully call the IL olijon of the Indicx to
the titsltionable • .
, • •
NW ,STYLE gaSIC DIMITY,
suitable 6r Dip?), pollar.a,tte...ad..also-to-her-assort
ment a READY MAIM COLARS. Mrs. K. is`
prepared to make up Bonnets Caps, Collars, &c.,
nt the shortest notice and most r ‘sono bl e t erms,not i
she hopes by strict attention endow prices to merit
the public patronage. Iler shoot iu At e i c a n d er , .
Row, No. 4.
•
Carlisle, April 26,1844. •
TIDIPMAIS
„ .
. .. .
. - • ~ CARLISLE lIARTIRCKB, l ir a 2108.15, .
.31120POISALS_w.ill,bo.receikmaiy the.-.under-
IU iiiiiied until the 15th pf.MaZir furnishing
Rauh quantitiekorFlßEJVOOD as arbe required
f0e...-tlts- - Ulilia States Troops that Ny be at this
station, for one year, commencing. ti Ist of Juno
next. The best quality of seasoned/ ; ,k w ifi h a
required; small sticks or green wood wi not here
ceived. .Until the .Ist of October the mount re
quired will,hr about eleven cords per troth; after
that time, through the winter, about fork ana d s am ,
month. Security in double the amount: the 6.,
iract will be requtred. EDWARIbEAS,
Lieut. C? .Meting' assistant Qupgrniuster:.
April 26, 1843. ' SL
' CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, &C;
$4635,53
LINE &
W OULD
inform their friends and the
. that they have just received at their st. e
on-
High street; west dobr. to Becion's !Intel, Calm,
it large;feesh, and derails assortment of CANIFs:
FRUITS; and other articles in their line, vii h
they arc ready to ditpose of, wholesale and Nil;
on the most reasonable team. Their assorti mt
comprises,the following. varieties, all of whieh re
of the choicest quality
. UANDIES.—Mint, ..ritiand, curia, quies; fp,
mint,. mint plat, cakes and rolls, cinnamon; gas.
fras, lemon, hoarliound, clove, cream and biril-e3
Thompsontan or pepper candies • 4aCkson and : CIS
Italia, lemon balls, French and common Neap
French; °Altman, and exploding secrets; mint drop,
rock and vanilla candy; sugar and burnt almonds ,
easily toys; liquorice, Ike.
NUTS—Almonds,filherts,English walmits,
barks, chesnids, and Brazil, cream, cocoa and ground
nuts. .
FRUlTS—Oranges, lemons, raisins, figs, prnney,
dates and citron.. Alsotlmbest •
Caven4ish Tobacco• and liegarce
„
such Regdlia , Principe, Havana, s Trabseas tuill
AniCriettn segars, of the Sliest, quality. . '
• Their assn tnoent is kept 'constantly sdpidieti•bi
freth additions. Country merchantS are invited CO
call, as they can be supplied on terms as advantage=
aus as city prlOs. The p'atronage of the publio is
respectfully SoliCitell. •
Carlisle, April 26; 1843.
Sheet lean:And, Tin' Ware
MANtrrACTORIti:
• • .CALL, AND SEE: • • ' •
O E ;subscriber 'bega le:ste4o infortn cik4 '
ki
me arid 00110 kenerally,' that he hal re l
moved huk,Shop to*he stone bniltlyg,onis door south
of. 11: Duliidit'S Hardware store, and 'lmmediately
in rear of thy Market Houle, where he ie prepared
to,rnannfucture,tp order, in the , best atyle•and.on f the
most acentimodatkg terms every, description or
7110 / 4 : ,
He, will' en hand, ( yell
and:complete - ,) Rotary pod Common •.
`diabkeilg•Stoviioi=fflne Plate
Stot'es;P9il;•
• • • ,
tried .510ei 4
SPOUTING Ure ooer, an puup -
at shortest notice in town or countop.
„cgoiparpmerohannhand
iltistitity•nt:fla Ware at 4 bolOilidelPll4o4l , 6-4,
,;
,i„TZAWltintior4or.oduntyr,, , produciklage 11:{. , ex..
olunofor _
please, - Ond :trtini iletermination`•-tii
kalteliiiiiiriebtruiciderittuto:rolt thetrnwilso s trshiSti.'
i,okiCreentiloarlitieroitittareWpiatilidlpd.
nonage . n
Cirllile, April gtiiilll43:•Ner.f
* 4 lllt , tOint paid rot • olit'Powteri
IMITUARV.
Dreadful-hour ii;,pnett
And ling6l3g hope nt length Ints'ffed.4
•
'fo - ( 9V I I , otl ANG I N,G S'.
cH Ek .4,,, , f , ,,,,." A.,
ki t ji. ..,,, i he xt i.
. ~- wouwintoz, v
Tupplibithrltrsa the' 4iebiith, tjfiAt,47ol,re'
, z,ns ortertitde-49 I f;l4 +, , '' .'
prepared t4"rulttrlill't:l;gi‘oiilitil,,e4El 'o,
LATEST PATTu..-- - ed tAtlntlctui;onty
brihS mileVierior toilhfi::l/6:exe,Feleye'lliittiut
be iaretitelilZ lii h i r 5 q ,P. '" , '`
A I..:Le
Fl if
fitelqnre In t e ebettrY* ze'arroit i i nn, - Xltet i "
Mrdj'tlitret .. 2l . "B o r t u nit upon , the ?Mona. ; Ca 1T
mont to sal, }lto , imea,
fled largest titibrtmont in
and tide 'the fled, . 311
~ e 'llke, at !). ~,‘_,,
t'
h e
Aprili tY . ' 1; t1
6 V 1 :t I L I
. e 4 . llN x i ° t;d B. , o: 1 o a ° l. S i
o °(in N t h l e bi s 'nl
5 r'.. 11 e i:t B d t I g e tLr p eA r a ul t i ' L u C A T:I d i li n i t g
e i
i l : A : , .
_ ' t'.: ~4'...~ 1..
TOPINGERIit Shippeusburg i -hare
just received egsh Stock..or new style . „De
tables, Balvar j negil , POsience • Painted Poniards,
Layne, 3t,e'. gte; :
401 ' • ' -• •
Spring -- " , unimer - Shawls.
LIPPINGER;.Bt CAREY. Shipponsburg,
• , - ; , ,jgat
. received an, evensive assartment,of Silk;
Caatunere,and be,l.uine Shawls, of the, newest style,
and at redueed prices.. ••
!April 2Q, • —. • ' •
.•
Parma for Sate..
•
WILL be Elba ut:Prtvilte Sate,
,a. Farm
oftiMESTONt LAND,situated, in North
ton township, 4 miki; east of Ctirlisle, Com
berland.county, containing 100 Aerei, Mae or
less, having thereon erected a two stay' 'TAME
HOUSE, frame Kitchen, fornellarn, Wagon Shed;
and-Horse Stable; - The Cumberland Vali es-Rai tread
rurs through said farm.. 'There is a stone 1-lousc and
side Track at the rail road. Aiwa tenant house at the
rail road,and a yoting OVeltard. About •70 sores is
cleared and the residue is covered with good timber.
ltramellinie possession will. be given oathe coact
snotlon of the sale. '
•
The erop in the ground will he given with the
arm, For terms apply at Middlesex
MICHAEL FISHBURN,
Agent for the owniu..
St-25
Api4l 26, 1843
The Lancaster Union, and Reading , Adler, inser
amount of $l, and send bills'to this office for col
lection.
ir l uppiN6tßB4 CAREY, Sliippensbure.,--iiay(
just received a lot of FRESH GROCERIES
at reduced prices. ' •
April 26,180.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS. :
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND lbs.
P.EATHERS for sale very low, in quantities .
to suit purchasers, for CASH, at prices from 110,15,
20 acid 25 cents per pound. '
Beady made Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, . Curled
Hair Mattresses imd Moss do., and all other kinds,
to suit any sized 'Bedsteads, always on hand. Curled
hair and • New Orleans Moss by the We or single
pound. - -
Country Storekeepers would find it to their advan
tage by calling on the subscribers beforepurclming.
.FINLEY te. CO.
S.. E. Corner of Second lit Widnutstreeti s Phil a.
April 26, 1843. 3th-26
• . • .NEw.
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT!
THE subscriber takes this .method of inform.
ing •his friends and the public generally;
that helms commenced business entire pub lie square,
in the rear,Othe Court House; adjoining the Volun
teer office, where ho will bin xrepared to accommo
date in the best style and latest fashion all who may
favor him with their custom. From Ids experienle
in the above business, and his desire to plcnse, he
_hopes to merit and. receive a share or public patron
age. EDWARD S POTTS WOOD.
Carlisle, April 19,1843.
Z.MMT4l4l424ultrtru
To the Voters kif Ctimheilatid Co.
MIELLOW-CITIZENS: I offer my
self to your coosideration as a candidate for the
OF ICE-OF - SHERIFF.
Sflhe next general etectiotrand respectfully solicit
your votes for the same. Should you, elect me. I
011111 endeavor to discharge the duties thereof with,
fidelity and impartiality.
DAVID FOREMAN. -
Newton tp. Aprilf 9; 1843. te.
'Po tlio.Votfirs of Cumberland 6(C
f Loiter fiii;eif as a candidate
OF SHERIFF
. iirCutpiierlanil county at the. general election, an(
will be thankful for your support.
JOHN COIRNMAN.
lc,
April 19,1843
To the Electors of Cumberland co.
GENTLE MEN: I announce mysel
as a candidate for the
.
OFFICE Or SII/EItIFF,
at the next general election. Should you honor me
with a miunrity of pan. Bliffrages I, pledge myself to
discharge thoiluties of the oflice'with fidelity.
.THOMAS .PArrON.
South Middleton tp. 461 19, 1843. ' tl-23
. , • •
•
111 MELLOW-CITIZENS AND FRIENDS:
respectfully inform you that I am a ban
didatefor the
OFFICE OF SIIEMEFE .
of;Etimberlarill
,coiinty, and should you think me
worthy and:idea inn as such at the next general
election, I pledge myself to• use •my hest Willies
to servo you faittiflilly.• • JAMES HOFFER!
Carlisle, April 12,1843. to.
To the. Voters of Cumberland Co, •
l ib LLONV.CITIZENS :.I beg kayo to otter
mysellto your . consideration as a canditinto
for the r . •
OFFICE OF SHERIFF;
U the general election, anksliall ho tlianklnl. for
our support. . • .WILLIAIII. GOULD.
Carlisle, April 12, 1843. . te..
To the Voters of Cumberland
County. .
•'tarrtyitr(:--1 offermyself as a candidate for the
01 :0 of sunartv of Cumhcrland county: and
be thankful to you fiyr your summit. • .
• - MICHAEL HOLCOMB. ,
:;.(rlisle, March 22,1849. te•2t
44, the Voters of Cumberkmd
FIALOW.CITIZENS : I offer myself fol.
sIIERiFF .
- .
I.Cilberland,county, at ..the mart General. Mee:
twne l ,l respeetfulli solicit your suptiort. Should
Y °44 ,e't rho, 'Shall endeavor to dis c harge the
dut 'the crfOcri fold: Ally and impartially..
, • . SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
JlP4iddloton, Aprit.l2o.Pl3i „ le.
•
2 , 9* Elector fi qf Cumberland Co.
F e tr .CITIZENS : I cfrei Myself t 0144
. '..
ration .tta a candidata for . taa •
._ ' . ICE OF AiIIiERIFJP,;.,...„'• . i
it t•i 1 0 . , general election. tAamddydit cleci
rtjftl tniceif to dischaigo the itat!es of
t
InP k 0 -beet dui,' Abilitki '.. •' : '
• ta ~ -,-'ii , , ~ ,Ap,tm,p7mcttl:
' niiver -.. ''','A'll 12, I 843 L - L - -7 143. '
.9 . Cumbilrkintt CO.;
6
4-.- 4 1 4(eNet
•
„4... , :;•41-
he 19/th 11.
°nit; thittpilOrmOrdt:ic;poalle et
1111184 :Yort are ordreof
nrVinTtlaufie,'iti the 113oriI at 10 'eciZiSe!'
hle,on
E4F 4 I/A.Y the 9,th' !if rd 7,1 i next; Nobl e.
n 'B y 6 r et- otea.• 1 •
EGE
equiped lotinavectio • • P. P.
• '
44 ,
26,
•
•
• ' aiTAlrriairr
the 23d Rghnelity.F. At. • •The first.,Batillion
will assemble at - SrilokeYOWn on ihe • 12th diiy,of
May next t •nt.9 . :Weloelt for,lioview and Inspeation. •,•
•- Tite:4tlpatOliOn r .will. asiimbleint.•llewville;' . 9h"
Tuesday the I.olb. or,May, neit,at,9 o'clock, 114 7 '
view 'and - ' ". •
By • Oidet• Cret.'cLimd'k
• ' • ' VIGTOR-SIIA.NNON,
'Aka i'tt• 1843. ' 4: • . - tp-2.
••• . ;liallitelion. Orders I
•
'TFIEIst thiltalion;of 'the 106th Ilegiment;T„
Will tiaradc In Leesburg, on WED.NPSDAy, the
17th of MA,Y nextot.4o,9"cloek,z ity arms accord
' e 2(1 Battalion or the Came Itegimentorill,Mail
ale in Newburg, on THURSDAy,the 18th of MAY,
at 10 o'clock, with arms according todaritii
Ilyorder of 'the Col.. command - ant,
CEO. CLEVER, Atric.
" • tl,-26
'
FIRST BATTALION OF. CUMBERLAND VOLUNTEERS
VOU will'neeemble in porade•order of
the Court Housein the bormigh of Carlisle,
on Monday the.Bth day of- May -next, at 10 o'tilock,
A. M. in summer. uniform and properly equipped
for'olll. fly eider of Maj. 11: McCartney. •
11. STILES EGE, Adjutant.
'April. 19, 1943
• ATTENTIO
Big Spring ,aldamantin,
, . Guards!
- y - o v u o a r (3
L o TG rd i e l re o z;lFto vVVlLLl pL:r‘,
on
Monday the Ist May next
precisely nt 10 o'clock, A. M., al
ohm on MONDAY THE 15th )30A,
OF. IltAlf NEXT, at thO same In
and place. .
.._Arms and accoutre.merils in go,.
order, and completely equipt for drill. -
-By order of the Cnptain,
S. W. SIIARP,
April 19, 1843.
Tlrsi •Regiuleut
CUOIRERL.4.IIrD I'W.UJE*TEER.
fOl.l are • ordered to parade in the Bordugh of
Newville, on Monday the 15th May next, at
10 o'clock precisely. Completely , equips hie Re
view and Inspection, (summer tlr'ess.)
By-order of-the Col. Co null.
JESSE BIANE,IAttit. ,
.51.4-25
April lb, 1843
Springfiepi ,Light. Infantry.
TIARADF. utility. public finnan of Enoch Wood
"— row, in Springfield, on Saturday tile99tli day_
Its April inst. and review in Newville, on Monday
he4sth-day of May nest. at 9 o'clock, A. M. each
!ay, properly. e.quipt for drill, in slimmer uniform.
By order of
COPE,-
April 19. 1849
ORMAP ,:;LINOS.
S. a. `O2ll/1/11635,
.A "o". Worth Sixth slreet, above .'llarket, Phila.
CHEAP House and Sign. Painter and
GlaZier, Vettition-Blind • Matiufacturert
-has a large and handsome assortment of BLIMPS,
always on hand, which for variety, beauty and style
of workmanship, will excel those of any other es
tablishment iu Philadelphia,. which will be sold at
the very lowest prices.
Country Merchants supplied with any quantity at
the shortest notice.
OLD BI.INDS repaired and trimmed. SIGNS paint
ed at Si 5010 $5.
The citizens of• Cumberland County arc respect—
! folly invited to call belbre purchasing eldcwhqe.•
~jtuvil_s, IR4I ..to-83
W:=EffM
BURKHOLOER'S HOTEL •
,•
HE subscriber has when that yell
• known tavern stand in South. Hanover street,
formerlY_RnenuitAl by ‘Vm. S. Allen, and more re
eentlyr by Mitchel MeClellitn, where he is prepatnd_
to neemuniutlum all who mayfavor lailMWlth their
custom, in the best Style, And on the most reason
able terms.
Ins 11 Al 2 will always be supplied with the
choicest liquors—and his TABU: with the Vest . the
tuarktts can uflucd. -
. Ills S'J'Alltd. , llG is ample, and a. careful Ostler
will be kept always in attendance. DIOVERS will
fiml it ,to.their,advaidage.o give him a call.
130.A.1413ERS Will be taken by the week; month,
Mithing shall be we undone' on the part of the
subscriber to 51eiiiie those. who may Pay his Itonsen
visit—lie th6.dfore solicits n share of, public patron
age
' H, L. BURKHOLDER.
6mr24
Carlisle, April 12,18.43
Hots: Oats: ;Hats
STANDARD FASHIONS! -
No. 166 i Markei at., and corner 3d 4. IVollayli , jo
PLIILADELPHIA.
-IL tIE subscriber has bn hand and know
making an Entire Fresh Stock of lints and
Caps foa. the Pennsylvania trade. •
• Fine and 'second quality Beaver, Moleskin, Cor
take Silk and Brush Hats—and the "Patent Cassi
nacre Hat" of which he is the Patentee. • r ,
Making the Flats at his own Factorr•of the best
materials and by the hest - workmen, he is enabled to
sell unusually lop. .
Those_ who buy to Cot amin will have-siich lints
put up as will bit sere to keel) their customers,ins
all Hata anal Caps.are made expreaelj far Retail
71-ade, Call and judge for yourselves. ,
OLIVER BROOKS,.,
1667 NlarketSt. 'land corner Sd b. Walnut st.
Pbiladelphia, April 12;1848. ,
The 4 Patetit Cassimere Hut" ie now coming Into
use, its it is 'light, durable and cheap. . ,
Susquehanna; Line,
kltl. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE DAILY.
THE proprietors of the Susgseadna
run their Cars and Boats as usual to Phil.
adelphia anti Baltimore during the present. amnion.
Their friends will please apply. li . k,Noble; tlinn
& Herr, Broad st. and Hart, Andrews sz.:slOKee.
vor, first wharf above Race street en the Dela:
wqra Philadelphia, and Joseph E. Elder. ) , Balti.
more.
Until further notice; thb• folloiring.prioes will
bp adhered to betsleeli ihis plum:kind the above
t
grr:i AZ 5 '
mug lyr;vl °;.
CI;
pli - c • .5*.g.3 •
••• • 4,02
Ain Per 100 . . 15. - . §1 per.bbl:
Dry Goods,. '`-
ana Medicinal,
11•11
Furniture, .T,,:, ..,, , f, ; .:, 28 , ..
INV heat, l i ye:di..Ciirri; -,,.
,-,;
.. ... , ..,
',..* Pei butili ll - 1 . • - (;.'.,:i.j.. : ~:.:.., ` -').0;
vats -..-/Ako
'II- X G A toetf teif . , r , ,.
.f .-! t.4 ,,,.. . ;,._ • ,;'
-.P.r17,':, ~ .. ~..
.2..00...-‘
-.:. • 4
i - 0.,,
i . .
ttbetp9llook•-r..• ., .
.:.
•"
;' i'.
„,:,:
feet . .
* 2o , 'i.3F - 50 , r 1075 (! r -
„,7
Millt*,r.to(P,j;34',,;. p ', OD,- .
:- -
•-
'.;
,
FlOurI•- 5 •'.-'li”' .
AV
Siota*MMlkatitaikSO'q:trit - i.::•.i 3 7? --. ,:- i , : 1 :... .i .
litstriiik4ol.. , 4': - A141•:•: - .i.!:W.1, , , ,,, 11.4 '..r . ,10,00,, , :;,..,
SltitAil4ol.lfs;• , 32, pi '1, 1 ,:.;..,:-.1113 i . ..• .‘'..,'..; ..-;!.;; . i !.;
1 0 1011, 4 Fitind.ioiiiiAfoY114 '.;.•: - .f .G:', l 4 • •; 1..4•7.: t
~';- • W:10(1;;•, , ;. 't. ''.!, - ~;1.5.•; ' .: ..,:'..: $lO „. ~,.,,.:ii44. , i .,7 . :1.
PUitettreiPt.till4o24q)42 . •2skiitiii`';;,-i.li: .1-',.
~Flieliitilierlftoe4, . V. 4 l s ,terl• -?..;01-46elf; gyait , i,t!li.g4 ,
*d0tt , .4% 1 14:x0,;, - 14V,iIi,:e.vte20i,:gkekt4.444'7:.:
Pittlittielpili il*ta'Aiti , CUA7so4 ,. Aige;ttit.M
LI,
Nglii**:l4o*#,r, 6 4 - VOV 4 ll,ii:, (#.V.VAV';e.
vtc.Ao 0.... -'*''''4i4
h W: I ' o / 4 4 ' 40 04 ,4 '.. - .:C lAl , ' • 'At'. • ii,,'lti
- ' . :10.419,00r: ..,, , 4i : Lrrw , ' ,4 "' , *ln
105 W liinjitiiyf=.'.,., 4* -4 ,I4;!CNi . . i tl4
4 4 4111 . 7.,t 1 ' , TiNti1ii," s '.''','i• # 1. 4'o l . 440,t4;
. .' . .iiiNAl4P . ,4 : ' ' . .; .. I' ,',''''
...f . :;" '.,04,01;,,A,..?!;,:i,-:,,.::,,,,„,.„•,tidi,
• 17AVITAILIS • • ' •
REAkzai,,:.pßoltst, tin, T..
4
1 4 01Etitenitor)beiii;
W,OOif.MILT,.§,At
'mite gl,io . r . ,'lti,'-,Eorkelet cofinty , ,s.Yo.2,;:rldslo4!'":'
lishreent: bra , Aw e ggonsvaincd.,;*,n4.
rub'pf
,Eteijltt,, and ther - r tiolieiltitittived .Astqlerfi ,
intichinctt' fob " r behOutclinithe',.OperAtioni(Wlthibe
lesist..ptessible„latioitAtil, fi fit:gebd
Ointa Or 1141A4laifoli" AttliOlied'lo. it. Snfal *A , 111I;
in twhicittilio tlietTfire bf stoneeOvitli'a:
Kilr;lbr:drying.Core; And all 'the tiOniciiidocee fel!
In
anulficCueingd.,.witit coin hoeseloititre
Saw Tsai n latith two SaWs,!.
t t Sr-= dircolait,Sawi for,,:.auttforlitit 0; and for
_ I _other. timallAawitig.. - ..-. Mite_ logs are n,in
lia.to the mill-froliv the Wier, hy.manhinerr, and,
in fiieiall• the airtingements,or the : estsblis tment
have beenearefully amide with reference, to saving
manual labor, and,lbelieve few establishments-of the
seine extent cantbet'Anope : ecoeomieally conthicteti:
'!'here are"on the premises all necessary buildings'
,mi ottofteriatid..laberere. and,a.lorge. two ,
.Story..l3lt ICK. HOUSE int; a ; reSidetese.t,,Persons
„Itlestivus of tenting 'such pioperty, are rebtested.to
examine' this. It fins the whole,sttrPins ',watrr Of the,
Potbmso river, after supplying -the canal, ;Alai As, frill
of 17. or.lB constant...pm:ens to the7o:tital,,, in a,
'fine wheat country, not. more than t miles frnm 'the,
Paid more - And Ohio Wiliam!, and ; very eontefilently,
situated for thetrade of the fine county of Franklin;
in..Pennsylranin, whence.n . qoantitjt
„of .Wheat is sn
nually purchased, and to accommodate the trade of
which, there is a warehouse on that side of the river,
where itcannot be crossed at the remarkably excel=
lent ford just below_ the MilL • ;•• •_— .
I will se 1 one of the mnstvidettble Farms in this
port of tile State, consisting. of about
240 'A - ores — tit first tale' Limestone
• .. •
an'd 'River botterti, lying qn the i'citotnac 51501, ad
joining the Mill Tract, now oCeppied by" Mr. Fran
cis R.• Dugh, residing on the premises, who in the
absence of the subscriber, will shOW:the land - touny
one desirous of purchasing.; Thisfarm is (Musick' ,
ed one of, the niost certain, for elk, grain and grass in
the country. /ltd character is so well understood in
the neighborhood, that' perhaps no farm is to a great
er demand. Both the fitrm and mill are citsidered'
remarkably healthy situations. They. will be offer
ed at public'sale'and rent on -THURSDAY the 25th
of MAY. From the renter of the testimonials
of character, together •witb approved security will
be required. - The ,terms of payment for •the land
will be made 'accomiicodating, a portion of the pur
chase money being paid, and the baltutccsecured on
the property.. •
April QC., 103
School Tax .Iceiting.
i• GENE RAL meeting of the taxable inhabitants
of the borough of Carlisle will be hel l at the
Court liouseogreeably to a res!:lutim‘ of the Mari!'
of School Directors, on the lirst Truma4vl, being the
'_'nil (lay of May next at I o'clock . P. Ntlvltivh meet
ing shall be duly orgmilzed mid decide hy ballot how
much,and what additional sum:B6ll,l3e raised for
Shool purposesfor the. ensuing_y.estr,!ligrecably to
the provisions at flue several acts establishing Com
mon Schools. :By order of tfoi Board.
• ANDREW BLAIR, President,
Attest—JAotEs 1143turolx, Sec'y. • „
April 10, ' .2t-45'
- subscriber thankful for iinst lkvors begs
ledre to:infoonhri friends an& the public in
}nitro!, that he continues to carry alt the
MB
TAILORING- BUSINESS, .
- •
in id! its various. imamhes 'the room occupied by
him for the last tale years,in High street, WC:A(11(1W
Court [louse, adjoining N. W. kVoud's store,w here
he is pirepared ekecute aillcindi -- Of Work- in his
‘ . lsae, in the best and most fashionable lminner; and
pon theshortest notice,. Charges made to suit-the
mes. By. strict attention to business he still solicits
share of the public patronage. • ' •
W 111; Mt:PHERSON:
* April 5, t 843
CHARLES BARNITZ & CO,
•
•
HAVING purchased the entire Stock
of Itlerehandize of Geo. R. !timer, have re
. moved the Stock to the new Store Rome, :opining.
Charles Ogilby and nearly opposite the tavern Stand
lately kept bySimon Wunderlich; and now in the
occupancy al \Tr. Itrowni, and will be happy to re
ceive-the-‘isifl-of-the-former-patron-vof-t tiiirStore7.
and also lolicit a continuance of the liatronage of
his old eurtomers: This Stalk hoEv embraces n gen
eral assortment of Fancy and Staple f3OODS,an ad
dition will he made thereto at an catty petiod. Par
ticular attention will he given to the selection of Fancy
Goods, such as laive heel* usually kept in this Stock.
Carlisle, April 5, 1 813, , • • 11=23
rnErII ARRIVAL Or
CHEAP GOODS-:
• - •
• .
LIPPINPErt tz. CAREY, near din Hail Rom],
IL) Shippensburg,bave just received from Philn
lelphin,a splendid assortment of ii.w,fashionuble,and
to which they invite the attention of purehnserS; they
'are prepared to O'er Goan at the lowest Cash prices.
and anise de,sirous of purchasing Cheap and fashion
able Goods, will End it to their atlyentage to give
them a call. .
Apra 5, 1843. ' tr-23
Ctelizlicareatti Cot:zatrir, ss. ~ •
„. ,,,,,. x. „. 44,
.. ..:I' t heCo . Mm v enwt:alth t o[ . f: , ettnslva i Va,
K + IA st :;. '1.:1R:10%7i w ido w ,
heirs l ' ONAT 11 . , 2 1N lliie - rr. " , l o ately r .
A . 1; of the Township of NMidon, in, the
Its
". ' l ' . .., , N7 County of Cumberland, 'a. and all
45 ',41‘%* other persons interested:
'Marcos, application hnaheen Made to me, Jacob
BretZ, Register for the probate of wilts, .&c. 'mond
for said County of Comb, dam!, for the probate of a
certaio instrument of writing purporting. to be thi:
minaupative Will of the aforesaid Jonathan Booze,
deceased.
't'her'efore 3ou and each of you arc Itereby cited
to be and appear before one at my office in the .Bor
ough of Carlisle, in said County, on Thursday the
itth day of Miv, A. D. 1843, atrl I -o'clocK: A. Al:
of said lay, then and there to contest the same if you
think proper., . • '
Witness my !And and seal• of of at Carlisle,
this I.7.thday of Aptil,A. D. 11443:
' s:' • • JACOB BRETZ, Register.
April it, 1843. . • • ' • 3t-Vi
FARMERS ) HOTEL
proHE subscriber would respedtfully
.form his friends and the public. genet - 01lb
that he has taken the ,
• -
n
• Z.S.ICE)WMat ) , 9 ,
lately•kept.by Mr. Simon' Wonderlich, in East Higli
Street,tv few doors east of the Court House, where
he will at all times,take pleasure in, adrtilnisterintt
to the comforts of those who may favor Inds with
their custom: '. • . • •
His BAR shall he constantly Sulijilleti with the
choicest liquors, and his TABLE with the best the
market can furnish. .A careful qsTLER. always
kept in attendanee—ilind nothing shall be left undone
top:ease call with ;' • ,
BOARDUS t akenby tlmpteekimOntli or yedr. '
.WILI.IIAM 'BROWN.. •
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. . . . .
'Estate of RIP le.
leg't pirollsoks;
L
ETTERS n .
of Administratio on 'the'
estate of,MAPEAßET'CAllitiTftEttE;late of
Dmkhition iownitliip;lleoensetli - z hive keen kranted to,
the aubsofiber, resitting in the' bo'reitgh '1314:1010e.;
'Notice is hereby given to all iiarionainifebebted
said Estate; to makepakment imsnet,Thately,toid those
'haslet/ eadertissylE present the f
ni orlietileraen tt
t
April 154 tau: .. !
. .11
23 400
25 43
lgifrite• of El4iwtmi:wgiwer, / dcwij
INETIERS...of Atituiniitrigihn . 1 11 e
.11141:Sainte of
ilklie be EL4I A TAIWTH;:wrytvEA, late of
Monroe towaeMpil. eOtotedr;,fen granted to
Ate, subomber , nlildifit)ii(ik#APP
tioilib(0:i411!PlIV,IlP. WlOlit 1004 tcgilif
Estato o , l mma
hiprinit elelFee to twitf.etk IfloM Toe tetatet,l _ 471,1
EDWARD COLSTON.
•
CHEAP GOODS,
Gf•LuriNG
71;
• • •
etv;c:Po: 4 7 v ••
''Prf'• '
in-leatifir ieptey,
AS riamcrved.• to" , 'Noith Honoree,'
Sieeef t Welt frj.q,l3:,dfeite North of ~o)ititet.: •
f 4:opt, mid' ndir4 , , .' i aprioiltti;
•,Irgine,. Esq., wherr. , hd'eviill eis mriml . 4crgrrifillkk
attend, to all.butrioesti4tilph' trinihkentrustod , ,. to
him irr finriof his tiri*mpri4 , i ; .
April tf.
Alain ' sere ' et, rna a tient !free thelCailloure, .
CA73IISLEI,I'I .
, •
. •
flq litib*:rjbpijiduirigiebudd the nOve
41. house, would ',mine:respectfully.' 'ininntinne,to
hia.iliendw nod iliwpublio, generallrilint:frieja'pre
pared- to necoinmoditte thentood_the travelling can,.
muniiy, in a Style that he tapes' will be found Bath,'
tiptoe). to all whojuurfaxor No.lvith u call,
.His table, will receive lag 'ciiVaitkU utid,
alndl alwai‘s.be abundantly suppliiiilfodi the-best to
he had iii the county. 'The barilt: anti Atilt ho futual
eigiaantly, supplied h •ivith , the .phpleeat ,Vines and
Liquors that see to be obtained here and in the cities.
law Stabling, attnehoit 'fo ,kieukiiieligiiiiiii4ous
, end will be uhilor.tho'claarlie Ot a careful 'Ciatler.
lie hopes by stekt innintion to bitsifiesitdreceivw
W of.'thW public .
will be taken bv'tlieweek;rrionth
-or year. FOULS.
Carlile, April 5,1843: , , • • ~
•
Attorney La* •
FFERs his. professiomil services to
the public. Dizr•Uftioe nt the latu redilentin'of
Mr. Jacob Myin street.
April, 5,180,
H.
,
• JAMES . I-1. - CRAHAPIr
. •
41torney ett
• .
AS ren ,
ived to,the offico.tec •
ptjy oC
cui)ied by John !hyper,. Esrt.. tin 'the 'Wnst
sine of Hanover 4tt . 't, three doors South of the Court
fleece.
• .•
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April 5,1843: , . .
ATTEN'TION TO LAST NOTICE.
THE subicriber having sonde - dad a sale
and fransfer of his former Stock of Alerchatt
lize to Charles Barititz:Sc Co. desires a speedy set 7
Ictocut of alt his Outstanding accounts, and requests
II those indebted-10 :come — forward and discharge
lieir accounts Without delay, as the Books will be
,ut into other-hands for collection very shorily.
CEO. W. lIITNER. • ,
April 5, 1813
3„ ELLIDTT
?FEIN tor sale it very redirecd prices, a lull
( 4 4• assortment pf
Eirugs, Medic/ rips; ZDye,-Stuific,
PAINTS, &c. togrther with
Stationary, Fine Cap Paper; I),' the 114:invi . .etter !o
Slates by the dozen, SilverVeacits,brawingLAN
d 0.,, Drairing-Nper, Sealtirg_
Wax, •Warerx,. Penh:owes, of a fine
quality, Palnting„bruzhes, Cray-
Shaking (Pi-Teeth do. '
e llcsh Sliaring , and
Toilet Sips in grot,
• N'arietk,Varni9o; .
Spices Ground and. us:ground -
ro g eth, with every other article inti: Drug tine,
he attention of Physkiaus, Country Merchants Arid'
hyers,is solicited as I am theterrninelo icll -- stei — tirr
ow prices ror
o:whisk, March 15,1843. - ' ' tf
--4 Goiod and
.obizap.
- 11 - 4 6:1:1EOPA Tine and other best Un
a-LI ciliates, Sal• Soda ainl Salarittis, Cigars ‘ of
all qualities, Cavendish,- Plug-a l
d:34lst ancer),
Cedar Wet:aid Buckets, Panited 13 tickets and Cool
ers, Mould Candles, Castile, Variegated and Drown
Soap, Market, Clothes and Bushel .Baskets, gener
ally for sale, of the best qualities, at the Grocery
Store of„ • J. W. EBY. '
Carlise, March 1, 1841. tf-18
~: -~-~y~
~
~. ~. ,~N S,/ .
IHAVE received my nimualppply.pf
GARDEN" S . EF..i.)S, from 31r,I...jiatTreth, which
NIT warrriaeti ELLIOrr. •
March 3, 1813. "
•
2:M0V1.a,3 ‘7,1
Ilonse...Painter and .Glazier;
ESPEGTEULLY informs the public that'
IRL, he has commenced the HOUSE PAINT,
INC. ; GLAZING, and PAPER HANGING; in ,
all their various blanches, and hopes by strict Itlti •
tentien to businessand moderate charges te'pwrit
and teCelve a share of pithlic piitrotiuge . .4llo'
shop is in Pitt etreet, directly in the rear oCtE;ta:::'
vensen Dm...store. ' ;
Carlisle, 04. • • iy-SR
CLOT!, PLIJrO
A superiororlicle will he 50k1, uhttizain for oaei
ett the Store or the subscriber. • ' ' •
Feb. 15,18.13. CEO. W. HITNER.,
~.~~.u~ t~~JB
_. , ,
2000 -
lI . USHELS OF RYE, for ibieft .1
:mall pay tbe market price in CASH.
. CIIARLBS OGILDV:.
Carlisle, December "_9; 1842 .: ,A ,
ARC.HER I .LARIS:LA . I.OS
At mittivfactiliTy.4.:ll.ri'oe;s'
.A
' Acw,,,11-7;ze;!=,: , .-,:-
T4tvg., , -;-4-y..,% .,
.• . "' - 'st,ViZ4 -
till` '
. :2- - -re , *''''' -----77, - - .. - ..._•:.'; .-- .; ~., ~ • „
i it R 0 I-I EWB PATLN't LOW IA M •,
_al. for burning• bard isithoutiny liicparation, fat!
sale by the,stdisviber. , Tliti' light is equnl to the
sperm-nil,,-nil,,ls 6604 freedom'ininhe or mien;
ond nosts 1 ess, than! half khe price: elite •apparates
for, heating, the lard is neat and sitriple, does not de-'
tract fttom the appikaade, is•not liable to get out of
repair, and maybe at a small..expenso .to
these kinds.now lit.i.WP Confident that this article,
requires onlycilie known to come into geoerithise,
I respectfully Invite-0e public to ,nod,stie .then
in operotion. - -'• ' : '',S,Yg.. ,4 lTATIls.•'r
• carl i sic. , March t.t.2',180.,•• :,. 7, ~..,,,,gr.s
' ' .r
' Estate .of Jacob ,Haover deceased,
• 'NC 4 g .
I .411., tlrir
11J
HEREBY qI.VV44; •ieti;i:a*,l4l'ritii:
istration :upon' , the etitate .of,Jaeciblko4ver.
late of Lu 94 rettnshorougli. tewrishiNidpecatiao,
have beim. gtaiiteil:to'ihe tattoseilberpiahlint•
the ,same
agahakt is4d4 estal.9 artt roql.llo.ted, piroptitthom .
auv k autiiiiltigiadd:tar,:aettlereatii, Itttd= thriiitt 16- •
tipbted will ; 4•
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4i 4i:,.. .
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et aon p; teo _
p i•llo4K.lPtilli r tt r i l iA r itt ter y!,
Oeketukhi epi ay' 6 , .t 4 ,1; ( 1 ,, Y.,. , , ,fg 1 .4 . 46
'MOM'. thilintft Cennitl Pete sibnorintrestaes , ,
:4Aftiotoo 0 , 04110 if4#l f r ,. ) '?P•PW-i,ol4tql.Q.int. ,.
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h:obinfnlalfeedeilettet ti agalnytfie, /Woke/4Z
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