MUM /344' ,- L 3 ei,aXeoYeaVOM:, it - . 01'21), ••nti)' rrdY N.••:i e)q CAZIZU4Matt October 4.19413;, VOnr.paper ifcagain'almiist.mcclusivoly. taken -tip with political matter: tut this'll, our last fire. 'Next 'week*d4hcrealter our paper will contain the usual.vallOOlig.o;katitje*crtions shall be use 4 to give , it inqUiSed'intnreet::' . CrA communication ,roceived from Shippene . burxis'deelieed. :The eubject.is netmfaufficient irrMortinee; and the author - evidently prepared it too , • , YtTlie whigs of tho York and Adonis Don_ -,gfensltinat Districi are supporting Dr. Nes, aloeo -loco tariff man, for Congress. Why should not thowhigs of Cimilierland, Franklin and Perry do itarne ? • • • M. Bard, &Tor Cliamberaborg, we ,understand, woe some time since nominated for Congres% by,. a small portion,_ of the whigs of Chambereburg. He haa.ainee declined.' ,Township Meeting: Pue Al4n..Xownshiplittio come, .noblytn,ihe:'iesehe. - Their proceedings will be -found. in to•duy,'n paper, , The of Allen are too:yid° awake too be caught by the tricks of tkiLetietiik, and . ton ,firm and consistent in their support of<Whig principles and the Whig party, ,to make a factious opposition to the decision of }he' County .Convention, which conld result in • • nothing but disunion and &rent. All praise to .tho Whigs of old Allen . The Oyster's .rogut Meeting. • The W hig' parry generally through the ;county lias`coneurred in the dedision of the coon. ,ty COnvention,.which deemed it inexpedient to' xiotainuto a Ticket . this But so elning, inaa,y, ottri heat ..ara...aware; . have acquiesced 'under a deep sbniaof the obligations of 'duly. It was 'the course yecoatmendeel by the county donvenrien, and their uttaelitnent . .to the ,Whig party was too strung to suffer them to art in any manet;r which shoold destroy the union' or flistruptthe harmony of the Party. We honpr ;suck Whigs, They did not approve of thecource : df the Convention, but they vii!de too Iffglilylth , i Areal. objects which the wing party is c4hteoding tfr;r, to let petspiittf considerations interfet'e 'With the higher 'fluty they owe to whit,nrinelpre:i. .., But a portion or our. friends In tie lower entl l orthe county, hare, we regret to say; thought *room! to pursue a .ditietkent,,de ) urae. We have down to Ivrite flenounciations against them use no harsh language to wards only to express our regrit dull:l*y htivq,pme.d ed,U course which is calcula. ted to mar tli6harincay of,the paily• allude to the meeting al. Opilee's Tfoint, the proetolings. of ivhich Twill be fennel hr another column. This ineetlng hue thodght proper to detiotum the majarity of the aotintyleonyention, as men “tvli6 were either tdioiliecila to know their duty or to corrupt to act." The meeting then passed a resolution applauding the minority of tlie ,con vention, whe,."though overpowered by number "knew their duty acid wrair-williiig—to—do---it , "-- ThiS was a meeting in favour el "plineiples nor mn," and those principles of the poi.° elemOcrtl; lie ardor, too ! Now - will any of these gentlemen explain to us by whot principle of riemocrucy the right is given to a mins, ity to rule the majority Did they user hear of -ti Convention in which . the majoiitu did nut rule 1 Then why, if theise dele gates who were onnuFed In a ticket overpowered iu nlembere, wlly had they net, according to all democtalic rules . tho right to decide against a Ticket ? The members of this nieeting must see the übsur4ity of such reasoning. • Wu scarcely think it needs:ivy to attempt u vindication of the majority of the delegates fir;in the charges of imbecility and corruption—indeed it would almost amount to an insult on our pnrt, to attempt any such thing. Suffice it to say ,that the whole Convention 'was a must respectable acid :ntelligent botly,ancl the majority,' we believe, was quite "equal in every respect to the minority. ‘Witat there was to corrupt them, we cannot IT ''ilrlany of them Mile into the o:Uln:titian , •with direetinstructiiins to oppose the nomination' of a ticket—others came to the same conclusion after the most mature reflection they were able to give the subject. And we know that several of the minority coincided in opinion as to the poi. icy of not iionsinatinp„ though they voted in favor of it. We have published the proceedings of this nacet ingitheugh certainly ,the manlier in which the meeting has thought 'proper to honor, us in its reteluttis l uvc it no claim npOn our columns. That distuthed cir, equanimity much, shell not Inarrel with .these gentlemen, on that eeeount. par personal feel ingki in this coideahave.been merged in the good pf the litirtyt ;We ,should certainly hallo more 'ca'rniillollWdlieartily in favor of n full wiqg ticket, than 'a Mixed:one. Bei this Convcii. tlop slid pot giie ps,:antiive therefore go for the ' .crest that i& to ho ball, We are quite well aware too, that. Bonin members of that meeting have viewed with more '‘indignation" our course in advpcnting claims . of Honey CLAy, 010.11 they have the alleged "insulo' of the resolution: . • Let us; Say Ore wprd , in conclusion to the re tiel'nel who pqmposed this irting,, oli Will observe, by the declinations ivllieh they co/u4l-, rity,and ,without apysolicitutien, hive, requested 1.6--he published, tliat the .eandidutea yen have nominated refuse to is& ciinsidered as such. They have hut (lino this itoO`any want of reSile6t, to yeu,'bUt because the means h i f viding the Whig,. party of , On; ounty. Air; ibis they have shown : u ,pruise7worthy example., To have put a Whig ticket inlthe geld at this late day, would inevitably lave Prbtluded,a;Atvisiettl)f rarty.,,This yve,.rire sure you de'net.,desire. . No whig Should forget that we , aro on the eve of a Presidential andatibu'inaterial eleption. In view of tills On admit that it is of; the very estiiiriperiamie to keer'. oar party firmly unife'ett— Thiti,aan he done in,no other way than erousacquietieence 'to the decision 'of the Po' MY QenventiorY.L_Are -you; who are' Whigs inany' yew; stundjng, willing , `tiow:to'a..cririce: the union 4 oftherarty; on'account Oft' temportiry nPpointruorit›We.knoiridti are' lit.: , Let us .. TiriPsAY rjr.FE4:1P141119., , , , ? ,re.c o nsider thsres olutions ofipdr meetin g -to weigh the copse. , qUences Which .niu4k4d*!siiCtiA a course=and fhil4 thiNitf.nhldWehOeTiPbeii, concurring in thiqaleipit'aftlies;Cquyentien , - (:111'a' riot , our friend of tko Chamberhliute . :#bigiiti~.hlb rem ke;relati~o to ito';Y:tqAje.ii9ri.ii;*:.o94!!;oilmul county. till . * the Colurnn's'aetile.;9lleraV' not 9i l hibited theuvitUperateeilti 4 grivlAC4't r• • • Idw 5. for, it there, in, nny..nne% thing endeavor tO QrtGeneral Do ail' td t ~'`>frlend of How Solute ° li g id ' it is ic4iiiiiti4,l44"kiViiitia either 0 . 044i.vr-Pjil4444t.ONsislitoiwitgfifOr aiika w i;oo,....(kuriin*4lll;;lllt4,ftecompaniedi k t4 his 'Olt `!t4flei 11 0,# 9 1; pcdtitrlll44ible titithtTp s . 0;:, 1 j0??9.44P0 5 for NaehvlUe , Taini4o,lo' , 4eittiomi.4a o / 10614 eo thlis•u4 , fhoijihi „:., • ;erne Sppromo r'ourt, , , cie , Pertpsyliania: Wive, dddlOgifilitlif,,i4l"*" . 7ol, g 10,ci. il:111!rii,on:lii.i0e1:to C 8 n r et Cr fatlier's,.so#4,4o Ina ,w,.0.1:.; . . , nal ungirttudditylis noniiniiiiiins, as w'itiOpPleurri. berlimd,V4jey,y 3 the o n , a ct44#m tt.,`-',FA b0101;‘,0: „0 : ,pstiettrit te . .Artot'ontranornimited for Treanitia2; l k:,. l. o/4;;,kciiii, , caßil4i4inii 6l o9,,,P.P!/ 1/ 404e04 1 +:0 ° "Igki Alter;'(Who lives ijerrie'distititca;:fie.m htta.AotVel'Fti,,an.y Of.ornsatitt,.witit,regard-lb, his intentbS e n,',vyo;hate geed reason tp b e lA tlv e,tii4 ho wilffin, promptly deellite the nomination:es the. olhots; •.Tliese gcntlemeti;wo•rire declined the,ctiotrunatitms,"fromOO:disresPect to the mPetiOg' conferred the', hottet them, but isii4!ly'fr , 9iii', i(ii ciar . letion:oiVthp'inspor. tance ,of preserving lhe:tirdorriind . .harmeny of the party:by anquieiiVenee.te 'the decision - of the . County Convention.. -Every- trite 'Whig-febls the interests and, welfare of the party to be' a.matter of paramouot idiortance, which no consideratio n of persowal antrpresent advantage should be, per. mitted to disturb or endangr.. Let every one cxhi'oft this hour'it, disinterested and patriotic feeling, and, all be well with the Whig party of Cumberland county. !Via; subjoin Mr. Hen. , - derson's, letter . : , NMI BCE • ).1. c Carlisle, Septeiolter 30, 1843 To the Editor alb° "Herald & Expoeitor . . ' Sir—Being informed, through the " Cumber, land Valley" newapapor, 'published at •Ship'petts, burg, that I have been chosen as 4 pandifitito, by a - portion of •tho Democratic) Whigs and Atitima sons of this county, eta meeting held 'by them at Oyster's Point on the lgth tai,o this op, portunity - of informing my friends that I uultesi, bitingly decline being a candidate for said office, although' thunlathl fpr,pet honer thus conferred ul!Pf4 me Ay them. Respectfully, VIM. M. HENDERSON. irrWe haven word 10„say with ,reference, to the proceedings of a meeting in MiMinlownship, which we find in thi !est I .Cumbei7and Valley." Mr. GeorgelKngtfie, the, chairman Of that meet, lug, wa4 in town on NVcdtiesday last, and stated to us, that on the•Satnrday before the "Cumber land Valley" was received in his npighborlood, and paused notch sensation among the 'Whigs there, ~I;lepeived by - the 'very conlldent . tone: which 1 4.42retepda to sPotl; the voice (film Whig's P'oUnti, and not knowing that the courso it pursued hall 'pot the countenance °coven' the ‘Vhigs in ftii immediate neighborlmod, a few Whigs tr.lllifilin township. hastily gel to-, gether and passed the proceedings which appear in . the "Valley" in flume Tif,p, tit:lca. Upon learn. ing mo{e.of the real nuttiro of the movement, however, and seeing Tor ItimSelf,the " moccasin trucks" which were plainly, visible in, the.,inter-' femme .of S. 11.41amill, he signed, in pdvaice of their publication in the " the following :retraction of part of the proceedings, which lie requested us to publish in case the Mifflin township procceuings were put:l4llod. This ccr. tilicato of Mr. linettle's niny•be Aeon at ourolliec if there he any who doubts its gennimmess: . Carlisle, September 28, 1843. . Via the Editor, of the Cat lisle Herald : , • Cuitherland Valley will -probably publish a recommendation signed I) . 'v mysell and Andrew AleElwainc intiivor of e Whig Conven tiott to filein a ticket. 1 now beg leave tO :iny, (and I think I may say as much 14 Mr. MeElwaiee,) that'stid recommendation was made in ignovanee of the circumstances, and that we-ate now app,,. sed to such a course. GEORGE E.NETTLE. — .lactic-1 to -t7.017-Irtralreiv. • (0 - Some miter from Hari lsburg (is it any (me in authority?) has an 'mildly indignant column nication in thet last.Vnliciteer, in reply ton Lao artiele in this paper on the subject of Bxecinive pardons. When we wrote ant article the rulrur was generally current lune-and as patthins um no unusual things now.a-days we thought it well founded,-that the fines wc alluded to lied been re• milted. The Writer in the Volunteer states ilea'. ever, that I u has "made search in the proper dc. partinem" and finds that no such fines have Leen remitted. We theretbre cheerfully make this expJan,eli m. ‘Ve would not do injustice to even Gov, David R. Porter—we would far rather Imp justice dime him ! this satisfy, thecerre.pindent of the "Vol. tinker," and the Ilarrifiurg “Signal" and gas 7" Er hi an .'extra" issued from tbiS office last week, we Anted that the Whig meeting in Ship. pensliiirg,tqlenounced in the strongest language k , the Clun nd Valley and its Editor," and itt the linsteefli paring the paragraph etaieq the Editot's name as W. A. Kinsloe. In this it ap. pears we were incorrect, as by •referring to the .'Volley" we find the Only person announced us Editor and publisher, to he J.B. G. KinsliM. We knew the paper was iince published by both the brothers, and bad not. observed that lattOrly _but, one name has appeared. We make this statement from a common sense of justice—and not us an 'apology, fur the latiguageMf the communication in the lust Volunteer, sigded W. A. Kinslne, for. bids our saying any thing in the way of apology le such a 'person. , , - Or gia/1401ton of the . Party : GI - 7Thu meeting at Oyster's Point recommends that ,immediately after the election, there be a County' Meeting called to reorganize' the party. Almost every one hires to take a rest after an ex citing election; but ',viten ditty culls.we scorn re pose. We, therefore, cheerfully second the nOve. Meld. Let the party tte organized—thoroughly, completely, powerfully organized ! We have not done all we can forflBllllY CLAY—his hoarier has for some limp hung itettleisly our midst. Leuit he se no longer—lei tie 'do our fluty faith.. fully to hliti , as Ai has done for his country. Lot us rally around HENRY bLiit fii4 ergies z .Z4un.up dill highui• Ws' bright iteiblu , zoned ilag. 7 piant,it on ipt Jolt ,4 pinbterteet—give Its glorious folds again tit the wild winds free—and cling firmly to it until efriory parches on the statilat'd f Yes, it is time tho friends of lin'ttrtv . CLAY. were organialfig for action, and the sooner. Oho hetie,r unless ;t - ti mistake, the design:Of iairi.inevements. - friends. of .CIAY, organize': oryoUr enemies will steal, a ,march upon you! The IlEpaitkrupt • p"The fast '...Yotenteer „tikes .a good „deal of pleasure in.giviu the repealed Bankrupt geed'. heart ylficYingf,..7lo B ;.M;tl ,PrO,OI I ,Y. 1: 9 gratity,its sPite against some; "detneorate". TAO, found ihe.laW'a: tiled; f,fer we` halievi'rifttileait many,uf, therp partook • Of, its. ideseings aa:t.fiere was of Whigs. There was no doull. tiled-is considerable ,amount nf,ritsealiti'priKt. 044 ,by dishonesi und.,deeigning persenS;lo law - ,betlei"nplated , ti n y lho • •United B‘fitOtt P.OrCetitetion, and wo pealing-of itafter it had lot its 'retrartiten4ye lion, done the greatest B;MEM 1,311'01# dill:Frei:li Pict.P.r -40#69)141.140401040:4'-'4O4iOLl !nig, *hOle teason to believe.; WAII tie .01P 3 0!• , Atif41971390 ; Tiieeiday npit; as' If i tiroy 10 a tvholti'tfelket tirri'Aeld; Let , irig,,Or.tii,ttf:lii i ,4llcii,4,))f;•, ic!ves hie c9uPt7l 4 7.T 3 :b! ) •!°ve°, 499d.9 1 d, '1 °40 11 1 :ri Nointaariti 'fFe . ltk anaiotfa fkorolaiiti hell)* the grasp of the rroatieglier i iialiata, Fe and ovOrtAelcniiit 004 /Lind Taxation. • • • •' • • ; • Tara' out to the pollS,'lrokofal-:. , :yote;foithe u ; l4::P44 ,l :,CciniliiiseiM l 4 9 l- . 4 1 14; 1 :9 1 4iii County Counniisioner-:.and , tho ontire'Anti.Perter ticket. -Doi!t: let' Cumberland county be' represented in the next ,Legislature by mon who will , sustain the Governor id all his-measures, but vote , for Men who aro in favor of selling the public works; 'and who, are in faimr.of Retrenchtnput. and Reform ! ligTotneinlier, that ih!cry whig vote . in tho county itt,polled 'en Tuesday .next, Cumberland county' will, give a majority in favor of theMbig Canal Cotumissioners ! From the t'Cumberiand Valley" of September 16. "The Whig Convention which 'assembled in Carlislcaen Tuesday last decided'against nomina ting a Witig:.*ltet; the consequence of which is that thtnro wilM—buttwo tickets before the voters OfCurnheriaddtounty this ihIl: namely, the'"De mocratic" and the "Democratic anti.tax." As alie, conductor of a neutral jou/Ifni it does not be 'etitne us to express our preferences, yet we cannot I:pip et:yin that we are Hurry not to have it in our power to-vote for two men of steadfast Whig principles, such as our old members, Messrs. Ken nedy and Brindle wore. It is supposed that the 'Whigs will not place in nomination a candidate for Congress, and thus give the trabk tts Judge- Black and Judge Miller—two of Governor David - 11:Porter's — officc=hotders; We-feel tiliclhe—svo-=- man when the bear and her husband We're light ing—"let them alone, it is the only fight we ever witnessed when we did not care which party gained the victory. " 0-yWc extract the foregoing from the " Com t:ethind Valley" . of the 16th of September; It is the, Editor's Comments on the action attic Whig Conlity Convention. How does it tally-with that paper's violent course since? "As the conductor - of a-neutral journal"- it- did not-hecenio him to express his preference then, and it was the fight he over witnessed whop he did not care which party gainelthci-vietory!" Now mark hew plain a story this little. para graph fells: At the time the Editor aline "Val ley wrote this paragraph,the utmost dissatisfaction prevailed in Shippeneburg at. the ,action of.the Convention. The Whigs wore disappointed at not havingn ticket to.vote for. If the Editor was the whole4icarted Whig Ito vaunts himself, why dint not his undeviating fiiendship fur Whig prin ciples Iced him to give some expression to this dissatisfaction :of the party? ..Oh, no, he could n.ot—lie was the Editor of a nedirirt journal ! He 'could take no part in the chatter ! But during the next week, Mr. Hamill and Mr. Kinsloe's brother paid a * visit to the lower end of the county, lunch ing also a short time at Carlisle. The effect was wenderfu)! 'The,,next number of the .01alley" harried, ll•othed and boiled over almost with pure, radical, ultra. , double-distilled Whigisin ! The Itke was newer seen. iltefbre-- it mode even old gray-Beaded Whigs siand aghast—it was s de cided touch of the " half-horse, :" But what was most remarkable, the Whigs of Shiiipensbn rg knew not u tiring of the 'tatters which were hrewitir- ary_Attere_not thought worthy of consultation: The thing was sprung' soddenly upon them, as it were io.rebuke ilium for their indolence 1 Only E. R. liana (one of the pillars of the W/mig party!) was per: nutted to assist the Editor of the "Valley" in getting up .this miniature earthquake! They were the poly boys' cute enough for such a mag nificent operation ! -Now what is the plain inference from all these things? And is that. inference favorable to the Editor of the "Valley ?" We leave it for thasen. Bible members of the Whig party in ail how flu the,Editor of the 'Valley,' assisted by S. H. (and wo don't know hummany other Locofocos) des ervcs the thanks of the Whig party for his present efforts t 9 divide and distract it by opposing the decision of the County Convention? riThe Father of the ."Cumberland Valley" abuses Samuel R. Hamill in his lust number most lie would not have ' , any connection with S. R. Hamill—he knows him, too well to he led by him!" &c. Ah, but Mr. Ignsloe, You . do not deny that the extracts In your paper, from the Herald of IB3S, were furnished 4/feMs..Hamill. Anti if he dent. that much, how much More might . he be fairly suspected 'of doing? lou cannot deny that niter saying your neutrality compelled you to he Jilent, you came out in the most violent manner,—not as a good Whig should, in submis sion to the decision of the Convention L—but in a stealthy, designing and dishonorable manner, to produce distraction and disorganization in the Whig party. abuse that you have so un sparingly heaped wo - con as; sure you is looked upon as a mere sham, and on. ly a lame attempt at whitewashing your late con duct. You should not treat Samuel so unkindly. Ile is rather rash and imprudent in some of his' undertaings, but you have no right to abuse him merely because the Scheme Inv failed: cO , We have published the proceedings of the Oyster's Point meeting: Why don't the "Cum herland.:Valley" publish ,the proceedings of the • one held in his own town? We shout :1 !Rio to sco them grace its columns! ( A Cuquinny! EU - The "Cumberland Valleyl',is !may in giving pireulation to the stale cry that the, Anti-Potter pally are reptidirtforit., .We believe, this tp he an Unmitigated falsehued, there being no evidence to sustain ft . Whateircr. The address pf the Anti- Tax party n thU last OhitesmcM, speaks their'sen• timents fury on Lltie i;oliiiiati4 directly denies the gross imputation: which is endertvOted to be' Ott upoW' them. . General Miller also answers this, charge' in - his excellent letter. Let' us hear no . more of,thas, attempt to hrand. honest melt With scaoul a charge.' : •.`• i;cy:The...Ctroberfuhd*ulloirlt still has..thO of. trabte from the 6 l,ferald"Of,il3.lB.'in rCforotice to Gneral , llliller; paraded e'alumns, ,71'hiOtC• extract!! iverd • fifroished by p'..12'.• flamill, ad !qr. hits' hi jilt; ill diclarici.since hie retiirii froin - ShiptiettebSirg If Hamill had noknowledgo of thaintentione of tiii,'Editor, of the Comes 0 tltto,4o aoppited rotator : for the, papar?,,,,, ~Aipi'The Whjgs of tilt, County vvill evetientitin uniirvicittl ia qsk' tkakei; YS.'• l4 4',4i34 l .P.4o l i l ,?Wilets:"Pd CP.4 1 1 4 / 2 . Cotiquissiont , Se tt. , tho i ant 'illajoiity 1 .'t • I:o"Soltocil:S,hotrorr , who ,koops Aftvero at .Mc, ioop'oornifitttcd to OrPIPA -1 4.;,440,15.9,# 1 14.4,0t1fiirKi0urg, day woOi-cot pesaing:aiuitter4 41340,4F-lirlqi *MO' jjectiarlq#!Btirtil!efiiiii ' 6 9PRUP!;;ACYIPAc'ePfP FI ei t4 O 4II ° 6444 ; in r trOit 4 k i° , *00 1 .4 1,11 ,ar 41 44/4, 14 0, • ' .": ' ; thoriiel totettailid - tirthb i , We'Oa# hi.forqing 4 n*renhpriheoq:h4r,' to tho . ,fle onrinfiCrj ibiglii!arildle':in ref erence to: the. c'eurityony,O.ntiori 'the Anti-, Porter tiektit,*hiCh is-in the least dfcfa-. 'l , ,lPa4g 4l jttY. Vire 'heve'• mafte.;?pocik;ilice*tisio • . • , ,our.CaountY Conventicar. havADl/#4 4 ?*:tlitt!.lcket itt - the:fieldi4o desired oun,terideri4te-Lchoniiellitte itesi o nf the.two tickets whieliefe:tn But we hope we are teodemocrktiein out feelings to • It is 'duo in O'iiitarilAt*o 51101114 glide , ' &nib , ' our position. '''lraheVdditin we 'pursue this 'fall, Wri as all liberal members of the party, do, merely 'act' out the 'determination of the Whig County Convention. That Conception deemed it .inex. pedient to put a ticket , in nomination. , What tiled Was our course ? To denounbe the Convention ? To ppposo its decision No , reasonable man would have justified us: in doing'so. A C ounty Convention, composed of delegates fre m the net eral boroughs and townships of the county, is supposed to embody the opinions end feelings pf the party in those boroughs and townships, 45 deciskin, therefore, must be submitted to by all who recognize party attachments; fbr in no other way'can the union and harniony of a party he maintained. We Say nothing now, of the course which the majority' of the Convention-decided upon, inure than !.hat vvo are sure it ices honestly determined upon as the *in st policy of the party under present, circumstances.- But whatever might have been our individual opinion .respecting that policy, we did not advoeate it until duly authorised by a Convention of our party. Many gentlemen whom we consulted, and several letters' Jiint we wrote, will bear testimony that we always avowedour determination to be governed by the 'decision of the County Con vention,lind that alone. We haVe been charged with acting 'at the dicta- lion of "a elique' i ' orua junto" located in Carlisle. This we unqualifiedly demi, The number of our paper issued bqfbre ; the meeting- of the County Convcriti:m eqiitained a strung and earnest appeal to the Whigs of the several townships -in: the county, to attend the delegate meetings, and inslso known their wishes on the subject of ticbst, and send delegates who woqld truly carry out the opinions of the people they rcpre'sented• We the more earnestly requested !careful atten. tion to this, because we had !brined our intention of abiding, by the • dpeiskin of the Corwdlition: Had the Cenvention pjaccd a ticket in. Hon, we should nut hare. hesitated ono ,moment, but With cheerfulness and alacrity hare rallied to its support and given our time end to secure its success. We tiever • ezpreed any other determination—we had no other determi nation tlian this. The Editor of a wiper which is accepted as the nu:dim.a the patty, is obliged —unic ‘ Fat he has 'the moot indubitkide proof-to the eatriti.ary—tolook upon the County convention ai speaking the voice of the whole party, and to act 116 its decision directs. He line no alternative, Ourcplesent course is accordance with time action of the County Convention—better-men . than we have submitted to it—Messrs. Kennedy and Brindle express their sutisfaation with it— hundreds of others' have done the stimp = and such is the only way to kee - pihe party harmonious and' So much for our position. - !ME itiliere is Judge Tariff (0 , . The last Volunteer says, "the Carlii•le Herald and Chambereburg Repository charge up• pn Judge 131,1e.Vtliat lie holds free trade principles and that lie is opkosed to any Tarift*Ht all. .13oth eharg6'are false, and the Editors of these papers know :hem to,be, so." ~.Now we have nn recollection of making any Such charges. We have stated that Judge Black would go for modifying- the 'tariff; because the Northern loco foeos 'lmre jillged- themselves to the South that the Tariffshall be nroatfieft! But if welled wile such charges, how do we know them tit be jr,i4s When and where has Judge Black expressed air opinion upon the subject I, Where aro his letters or speeches, it ho ever pub: lished any ?,How do tho people of this district know what his opinions are 7 The fact is, thes;M opinions in tho lust Volunteer, pledging Judge Black as a friend, of the present Tariff, have been merely trumped up for the occasion to stem time tide which is rushing in favor of Geri. Miller, the open and avowed friend to the protcction'of Amer ican Industry. Voters, go for Gen. Miller miff you are safe on the subject of the Tariir. . - . . ID - We - find 4urspue s cempored the meeting' atbyster'is for havlne'Statcd that the Whig party had not the power to re4lect Messrs. Ken nedy and BrindlW Title js , called . an ninsuft 4 ,. to the people. Now had, we stated that the Whigs had not - the s iefitto ejcs. them, lye might he fairly accused of insulting then. put 'we had not.thepower. We are not of those whet would paralyze the energies, or cast a datnper mpon the ardor of our party, by, stating in advance of the election that we were certain of being defeated: But in our present: peculiar 'circumstarices it is folly to indulge in false hopes. The election re turns of 1841, show that in Cumberland Bounty Judge Banks and our County Ticket were beaten the round number of 708 ! In . 1842, the election returns chow that tho united Furter and Anti-Per' ter locofoco veto was about 050, and the .Whig 'voto.about 8058; which would,' make a majority ,of 300 against us! IVO think if theroisany,“in. snit" id' this mutter, it hue been committed by the locolocos, who so audaciously put more votes in the ballot.hosee then the Whigs! 1T.3111r, Michael p,..fl g e reutiest3 us to say, that the 'seVere . illness'ot quo of the members of his family , has prevented from visiting the coun. try forthe last ten days, .'!4e tresto that his ins. Ulla) , to yo)1. poi squally . on his friends willnst loud to thoimkession . thaf,he bas negloeted Vont, or onthe.other, hand itulipe,any of them to for: get iiriienVtie.sclartioxi., =II 0:77Tb0 deplinatlon' of 'Sr. Hodeer, for the of peo•fdridiell lie btodiht i9rvat3l tly reaAnaeiit•Of reCCirtia`tocp)ate' for our last paper: ..MriiioUoot bases, Ilia'dee)i,na 'Oirt.hk.frUd ‘ droutui , 7: pya 7 d:r , fl(l , liifire94t.i' :. 't? P/,i,i..ae-C.iii#l,l•lLf.L44.o°l)V9lll4oP?..,rif 1111ARTILIEID;';' 14..0 ocuittly,:thd new Zit: Bennet t AN:, MICHAEL HELL,' LL. Mlle. ELIEeHIETIC - Miiiiitil:; 13,),U4 0 ttr °: 1 : 1 ; o'l ii PReqr tANIVIET Rivp!..9e4, to,•mislA,ts,OENsanNainkVbattioOle4. / . oii the 18th' of September 411,i,tee 23 d ayfk4 i: ,• thhi herotighi-rtinL',4ondar mersting about 4 3; Wiq ti c lesl about occy.epre. ==MFM nlng Letter. That “Instilt :" =1 Inrrrt Ylili.P.Oßtilotaer,ofmiy•optionetitsitre eat, tt!l%-. r , Ptll,Fri'l l ,l ll o'evgtven w high to th!Ch . dicy, il'appoi t e uniurqpky etee 7 tion. ~ ) Atutineotheiri tliothaild 'iep'olcie'eitrptrious quarters, that;tho;66 ilecliitedi.4otekttibti-ohd that; I have made overturepAKUoleomb, ;sing that he ahtalthe'Sub-shinfr,6te. Onedithese' *Siithtikb :etherZ-biit;1110-atliNhoth 'A, lie! , 'These, eep.otsl have hesOtittittl...thetet tany',ltualhet:a that 'Rimy, cir: . 'Poi.:llllllvee4i4;l,ll4anlc it ne'eessnii , keteksily;' stgly . ttpt .hege'fritig A NYZAPPPTYPS , III.4,Isve bear!. *concerning'. ti)e 49tItititliftdkilq(ingeonsetipi,Atild ; - they, ttihik prqpst to, . t:it au the aeq yeiti tirely tinTitsteiwo. to 41 4 6 0 4ijr*,,lif"e; l oottd:ttte0 oni inyWittpftate9PAVlß4EAl4t;t46,l4l, tentlejthhil ask it° umtfe''pati l ii'lltir'ol,prpaehtir,ut, thlipatWitentoheohlotillteillfik'll'eit-titild,Vileii , favei'ilkie4,9,ln,eJshslfreppeetrolly,attbinit to the di , ;, / . eiiiihi=-,irrotherii . iie; I shell . g 7 y4t efu iri being sertint . ot thoilublievg JA,541.1S 11OVIPER. carlisl69ptobr .3, , 1843. ; . To ttie Voterit of "Ount' beilitid7COunty GENTLEMN-4 have thought Wilms advisable fur mg iii. ! this time to decliaieriyming'fbr the office of SHERIFF, bolievingiline I could not be elegted.—; I fedi thankful tn . those'foidnyho thought proper to stippat me, anti hope that they Inn; elect' one . who Would be more lenient in the diiieliargO of their. duty:. ,li. HOLCOMB. Corlisle, October 3,1843. Prime's' Polish. .JUST received a splendid arti r t r i f or p o tio l i og . Silver, Britannia and Plated Wai•e, at the store of CHAS. BARNITZ & CO. . , HE copartnership heretofore existing between T the subscriber's, fbrwariling . merchants, under the Arita RHEEM & HALBLITP, was dissolved on the 30th day of September last, by mutual Con sent. The business will be conducted in future by Jacob Rheem. .The books.and accounts remain in the hands of Joseph D. Halbert, to whom all per sons indebted to the late fi rm are regoested make all persons having claims will pleahe present them to the same, at the Ware I louse, ;AA , . her of High and West streets. JACOB 1111E1:N1, • JOSEPH 1). HALBERT. Carlisle,Octobcr 3, t 313. 3t-40 Toilet Powder,. UST received a splendid Article of Drill's Su , 'mini. Toilet Powder, at the stot44 of Cnrlislc; Oet 4, I 84: Lev A rtAN be bad at - fineedler Esc titintees.ebeap Book Nt ... ,/ and Stationat , v Store,'East Nlitin street airectly . opposite to Charles ,Ogilbv's Drv.cmorls store, the following. list of CHEAP IVOBJCS, of lute publica tion,..kez : Pietoriitl Bible, containing the old and new Tes taments, with one thousand engravings, complete in 10 numbers at 25 eents each. 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Also Cheap Letter and IVriting Paper, 1 , 21 cents per Quire. A Lot of Clump Co,wllooks, Acts each. RNEEDLEIt ric BUNTER. Carlisle, Oct. 4,1813. : FAUX AND MILL TO RENT. • . WILL be rented by.publie outcry on SAT. UR nAr, the 21st of October, hist. on the premises, the GRIST MILL lAN') VA 6! on whirl, it is situated, behinzing to the pidperiber. It is' slitiated iit Diekinemi, township, on The Yellow Breeches Creek, none riirimee, Cum berland ColintV. It in ',known commonly by the 'lathe of "Clininbers' Mill." They rented together as may best•stiit. , orfartlichputienliirs enquire on the premises. Xttenilanee villbe..giveu and terms made known on the day of rentiiii ; ; by LINEjr. • , Oct. 4, I• - • ' St . • raY Cows, ceTRAYED away From the subscriber, living at 1,7 Tbeitott'S in South :Middleton townshi p on the 4 2tith tilt., TWO MOOLEY COWS; ono or 'mid-Cows is red with- atei " . " 4 , a white, !bee, mid the other alit-milk. ilfl -4 Mq . A retvard br three dollars by p a id !OP" Cott , emit etk.s, and.. i any h+i~Cti ,will be thankfully receive by • • lIENJANIIN FRY. 3t.48 Sekepthr, 29.0 Q 813. FOR SALE,. • N pd'sunncc of tho'Assi;nment of Joliti.EbiTly, his PARS] will be exposed to sale, in ShiPPens burg, atilie Tavern of Mrs. TUESDAN the '24th of OETOBEIi ilext, iewpo, in the of tcrnonn.Hl t is situated itts§puthamptoti townlhip, PrankliWcounty, about i,o nit a quvii Of A from the Turapike,and about two miles from Shinierisburg, consistnig'of , . ac)c) Al.cma - azq Of the best LINIESTONE'LX - ND, in good order, from 19 to la acres of tvlilelt s ulootilatid, with no excelletitAtiple soil result Orahartl,a_ • • - Tharelling ,House, and Barn, there : on erected. TiPi tonna will he made Istst.Wit lid: day clank. SAMUEL ANGLE, JACOB EI3ERLY, Assignees. St-49 October 3,,1343 john. , .Sigei;:.decoain4; .. y.l"rEits Testamentary on the Es. LA tats of 301 IN SEMLER, .lat e of Eist, Panis borcing.,lf township, grunted th'e, subscri bets readint in the sinuitp'wnsli,ip:' 'All:VerSuni; in . aided to Said estate nreictiOstd . 'nnikn't wine. 'dime payinspt, and diem` to • ''',IIEisi.IAMIN . ERB,' " 'ELIZABETIL . SUMER,' • '4lctcpb6r '4, MS: , • ''. ' '65 49 • lissigrun' exiilii . .ThotaatrH. , , Ski ' ON the `24th Ilux.pf August ult. THOMAS L I outinty !nude tun assiihnietit tifslittis"effeetoe.the kutscribpr. for ;tho blare fit of his orctlitorstliei•efoiT, ull;,:pet ague i,iti'ying• chinos:o 'dornltudo aping Anigiier, :quested topieseq tblim,,pronerlyylkyllptipatetl for settltmotitrwrihotlit dolat thbee'.indubted to lkitn o are notified'to "Arent. ou,ur.,,hpfore the `24th of Isioiofiei. •,, • - 1 M. : LiNTLILIHST, 184.9!' _ .1 SSEG.Ii VE" jel(1011. 1 6•2 1 ., , liheaCoOri, 61 4, com toon•PI lor • C :? itt l 4. --terllind'Oofliaty) , :, I". •\ 4 .. t Y. /) ' ? 'OP. it.. ' ,‘ i e ,, 7 ttlow i tbiwi(tritstil,of,Ailivat.4,lB43o4lpotedouo 0 111001.67AX:Iirik:10iima,41.1;PliquqAtttOr and. WifftilprgsePtieo4o49iq , c9uPtloAik . kl99lKl l VA l S lip of PIQPIO'ber'nSPrPO-o!.t.tillltVf% ~,tulik': i , ) tti . eitnE, orAliclisq-m9iOMej,,TAI WA' loticti.",py the 00011 .- ~ .1 w , - ;eAfi i i iii c fit:', , ... ~. . . Wht THON. , kiti : , , 4 , f ... tt •- Carl*, SeitembF `22, 48 W'''' :' ~,' •') ' '. '7 7 , ..i' 12/V:UtC.4. ‘ ti"' '4 , : • ist2.,:(el'i ':, "4... ' :$ '! ' -,, • - • , ,!at heir itl olarelorvs Vsky slit Ootob,er. P i'‘Bll i ,TZ, c r,r • 4l,' 4 qtreknr" I" goo d ° $y order ofTo on _ Br Ad,utant. RoBRT, " n'Carl isle, October 4, 1843. ----ironTo Uri _TReifiCtiuffibeF • • F4B t ‘ 74 ' 4th.ler(irder at b ,• vvill„,m,elinAnPyfilh6lAti day of oct9 ng field, .04 ed for (ion. • completelyeft el le i Vof the Colonel. ,B y or. ~ 3 Essr, BLAKE , REAL ESTATE AND MIL PROPERTY-AT- •• .PUBLIC..SALE. • ripHE Subscribers,' Assignees of J?sepl: Lat _lL Shaw, of Monroe towliship;CiinahMtind conn ty, will expose to pubqoasle, on FRIDAY the 20th of October next, titexaiusble' Vent Estate and, Mill Property, belonging to said estate, described as follows:- V/11.416V'16,11i409. containink-.110 Acres, situate in Monroe township, Cumberhuld county, bounded by lands of Michael Mishler and Abraham Briadt, king about 7 miles east of' Carlisle on the read front Carlisle to York, and about 5 miles from Mechanicsburg.' The land is first-rate Limestone, under good fence,innd in the highest state of cultivation. Ihe improvements' are Ey good TWO STORY DWELLING • HOUSE, new BANK BARN, WAGON ,'MN. a ; MED, CORN CRIBS, and otliFr neces- • N pry out-buildings.. There is al -ti a large g g • Orphard with choice .fruit trees. The whole plantation is considered.to be one of the hest trouts of laud in Cumberland county. Also will be Ala tli the above, the:large tit4stery',f • MERCHANT MILL - PLASTER, & SAW MILI emceed-on the sOl'ffirribunil, propelled by the wa ters of the_YdlpAlti'eeelieo, Creek, -which, reins a long the pluirtuyori , .; 7tlat Merchant Mill is in com plete order,,onfamrtig three pair of burs for flour, one pair, for irimplutig; and a Smut Machine or Grimes's pdent, with Elevators and all machinery necessary to ttfirst mite Aferchant Mill. The Plaster and Saw. Mills are also in the best order, Also, at the sometime and plat:cox tract of Mountain Land; lyin g in sight of the above, and well covered with &dying ehesimt timber, is mtaining about twenty- . live acres. The above property will be sold a 4 n whole nr in nrta,to suit Torvlnisers.__Sale. to eminence. at. 10 'cloekiii the - fol'enono when altentineue will be I VCR tmd terms made known by ' GEORGE BRINDLE, JACOB NIE:SL2W HENRY - • Assignees of Joseph Latbltw. September 20 1 1843. ' • ec4.4,18. Ml= WILL be sold in pursuance often order of the Orphans' Court •of Cumberland enmity, on 111107C,V nest;WiThli - e - Telolutr, nn the premises , et II o'clock in the forenoon of Fail day, the heat Estate of Auralnun lirandt, , deceahet to nit : A 'frve t of Land situate and lying in the e% nship Atoortio, iii the enmity aforesaid, by loudv olGeorge Brandt.; Martiii'lletintlt, Win. tilitithirKinsl(l7-irtnt-----JnEepfr-tr;d4Atirtri-t-cni ~ . 78 ACAS AND 83 PERCHtS, .Iro . 111e119111 . 1 . , haring thereon. erectisl it Two Story LOG 110115 K & KI l'ClihlN, . %, and a gond . HANK R BAN. The laud is a l ':-: ETT all cleared exCept about Ten Acres which 10 5 is COVCITAI with igootl timber. There is'ii, good yotlt g Orchard, and a first rate well of wilt tt the, done of the dwelling house. The quality of the Mitt itt Limestone of the first order. This pitiee is idiom .1 miles front Alechanicsburg,, and in one of the best neighborhoods in the comity. l'he terms of sale will be, $5OO of thelnirchase money ~ (i be paid nit the contirinstiOn of the a ! le by 'lie Court, s.4uo to be load on the tirst.dtiv of April next, fallen possession of the premises wili• he given oli te.porehaser or purchasel.3 7 -Ilte inilan'eti.of said pureliar money to be paid . iii twiirtinal :Mould pay ments thereater,..witliont_interc4, to _AI it— .011_ lilt: I:it. of April, 1145, and on' the •tst of April, 1846. The rulatlittsirtiiiii: purtiliasel-s at not to get tote Of 1110 roil or profits of said farm for this year.' • The iniv merit of thii.Ptirchaite Money as aforesaid shall lie secured by judgment bonds and •mortgage by the virehasee or purchasers to the administrator or snifl decedent on the confirmation of the sale and execii- , imam of the deed to said purchaser or purchasers. .1011 N 11110‘VNI:IWPILL. Administrator of Abraham Brandt, dec'd. Sepsemlier '2.0, 18.1.5. , ..,, . Is. Ati.signee Sale; WILL,be sold at_publie sale, on SATLIII 9 AY v lhe gtst day. of \ October next, at 10 &cinch, A. Wm Shiremanstown ' Cumberland eouloy, the described Real Estate; to a it: ,41'.UOV (11 1 .201tZt/D9 situate pti the South side of ,Ainin street, Ikavitig thereon created a good Dwelling llopse, a Saddler, .. Shop and a Stable. ~ .. . Also—the one-11;14pr two Lots: on the Sited' side ol'Alain street, having thereon erected two Dwelling - Houses. , • Also—The half a a'Mt of C.I mond, on the East side of Itailroadstreet, hosing a House and Stable thereon erected. '• . The itbove properties are locate(' it),SllreMati:;- town,aad will be spit' lov HENRI' IMISIs, Assignee of Daniel Shelly. September 90, 1818. ' , to. rff/11 E subscriber, Assignee in Bankrupt ox, will , by:order of said Court, on THURS DA Mlle Nth of Ortobei,, sell the lullowipg rulun- We property, viv: of first rate LIMESTONE land, situate in West Pennsborongh; township.%,CaMberland co., three miles West . of Carlisle, oil 'the New ville rdodt ad .joinin„;,- lands of,,lnlin Fintenrn, Ilenry Da .riil Nailer and others. Ihe land. in firsi quality limestone, under good-feres, and in a pith:n.l Itate of Cultivation. The ? buildings are a TWO S'I'ORV LAO 110U8E, with„,. t . other necessary. out bitildings. a first , 14 E ti 1111- . , rate STON BANE BARN, voting Oft.CIIARD, st well of never failing water at the (lbor.f ~ The, above, mentioned farm in in a healthy part of:Cumberland Valley,ii rail road of the same name runs through the 9,ne et - Wall; any . person wishing to view the property will lease call on John, Fisbhurn or the subscriber, )0t? will give information and show, it., The (firms will be made accommedating to purchasers, atilt MI 4a:4lm i:dale title clor of all incumbrances, add possession will be given on the lirst of ” On the slum...day will be offered a patented, Steam Distillery , with a good new boiler, that might answer a .Saw' Tan Yard or ntlMr, works; besides large %Vocal' vessels' ith Copper Worms., It will. be sohl gethee or in pieces as mar suit MirchaserB. commence at it) o'clock:A. _M.. •-•, IAVIIS ch ills. Assignee Assignee in lhmkruptcy,of I. S y berbalm.: Carlisle,lientember, 20th, 1843: . , , S ALE .:,,.. SHEnzrp7s .: • B Y. Niitue of ,mindr,jr!Wl Ili of Yetiditiour Ex. ; !Mimi to me ifireiitei.;listieii out of.the Orphans' Cinfrt of Cu ['Mariann eAnty;wlll Lie oeil to - lie mle;aCtlie Courtileuse n the borough of 'pill ,CAl, Ii S I, .44 SATUR.P.IY the T i th day of Oetuber‘,l,l3; • the follow ing!tletiiiribhd !Ural l'Atate,'sizi Two 1 / oto 01.ciraund,situate iii Paper. town, soinit.lkildolleton township. CuMberlanil toun- ty, enOt lot containing sixty II:et in breadth ; and :200 itiet, , locord; ur 4 legs, 'Ad depth,: adjoining -Beltmlime . street on the: Wisi,lllra. -,--,.. Foley du the'llprth; the heirs 4.ltists `lkl4;Clurp and Josepk.KnOs:on the East. add it sit'dann the Smith, hiving tkercon erect ed aTWO STORY :BIXIIX HOUSE; a, enoiind' a half story FRAME;4IOI;SK4aaiI.a lirierino*ttify . FRA NIE HOUSE, plaistereri: and a KitsheOilltida frame stable; 001 an welrof wilier.'; : 't-t, i r •., . "',ii .. • '"Also--A 'Traci' iff I:and; 'sittia(d , jt,i ..0i, ( ;• q.olrnship of Picking!, cutni?!srltind coo nil , ieontain- . iing , ,OPIF.IIOPRA'u . 4.N . P.T. vy FIN T N . ACRES; I morT ~0 ., : [. 44P16 6 4hOcit , by1d 60 §,iif Jchlt Rogers ~ Dootet,,lkaiskdr'lleli, , ,,:o On , Wesllii4„wasillngton Ito niit t , Oo(t;ctliers;lntvi nellwt.cou etvati.d n' :r W,O; sTplFprlk./4 . 1E , -.11011SF.: end: liTT,ckEN".;':..Og ;;tutu and ,atlier ci4,ltOtirat4). l tseiteo4aritttali;th in,ex, :coutinivoilo 6 ••o9KrtY,°!,fr.i/0.T.,-Trakz:/;;'-i;41„lit , he splikhrlitte, ,:.„,:), ,.,, .:,..,, ~ ...„ . _ -- i - •- - ,. -. ;!...-•!: . c •4,P,43 1 2V14:410,..kig,Pheriff:10;: .. 4iii . l*iiM il i ' P "cn,i)RAlil:::,,;!,„ ,- _V.. „ :.. ;..:" . :,:•17: '•!' ‘;;,-; - !tb,q-ke .1 0!,k 1 ;''19...;71;'"-•...T':i''l; - :' ,. ; ' ir: , t ,- : . c . .4 ,, i ' l / 4 4'.41 . ;: , , , 7. ,. ^..' -, ii , -4 0 0V!42'.1Y,t . t>' . % . 'i - 4" . .!r. 5ix.4,.4 , 'Y ,'I-ANOTOICOII- 1 4C.1t0) - 4!§-V''l l )' 4.0. titAiioigiiitil,.4Walifiiitlitttier , -:;'.u-t it t , ji ; .','.orAiilkarp,'4,ooeGiNtlx,i,94 I' 9e,w . : 4 itick.o4.ltlreeit: :'''.. ' 'AIA4ILAkIi 04 ker 1 =ti - ii' 3 %1.1.V...,,-•i: , ;.; - ! , WO , - Nliiii:ls - Ah''' iiiii * n• ;ft i r. of. , • WiSeVnidelnillirtivi - dt.., : FA, ,,, ;0: . :t:- . :t 3 f"4 ),V 2. ', 7 7 , 1t , =..: ,- ,- , - .. ,- ..?,A-tosiiit::olll'„,t,": :-; -. 1 . : , 9:::, ~,:::,914.1.1410 September. °!,•l?f.' • • •:tit *.y..::.:Ft . ', ,,i - 1 .:',2 ,- : . ..:'... 1 .V:1 ., g.'t. ) -'''rt_ et fOri'>' - I , '-''i':' .o ..''.. 'Y'rISM4-- ,A9sig4qe.:l 448 ORPHANS' „COURT. SALE, Publie Sale. 104 Acres and 65 Perches :iii; `=~?,r~»r!~i~:~tY.'~~c::--a,,~'~y .._..,> .., E ~,.. ,_.. VAVIIBLETROPERTSUFOII , OALE, ~ . , .. _...,... . „. ..,. N} Obrotionce ,, .(it4r9T: ',90/if ',lir. % tbay Qp• 1-lAniTiO , ,C6,nrtof Cumbeila4 entnity # will be 014 iitipttilloole,?etyitlie. preitlisaren „•,50.411ny , ti)e iiith'ef , ,'.9a6boe'next;et 11.1;:p!alpek,.M.,-the. f 011 0 ,. ., ing . det4lbetl:freets or, parcels ofland; iate,,the prop erty •fo#4llltiriatet., QttOey,:, , ,(forrrierly ,, lilargaret Crook - e4 l ,Ydee'4,siintitetnlloordeftotynship, COllll. iy Or.Cl.lMberfafiliy:*:',.; :, ,: :•,-. t, '''.',.... .:, .. ... '.. -. , . . No,' . l.. ,, .c. , onsistlng pf. ~ 'titrct,-purparls, one l 'fart oOntstning.NMETY ACRE,5 , and: }VCR , PE, .C4lESsidel , naiistsure,.-iia set tipartbyllhe in quisition triode under, a wcitor p&rtition mayn't/a l tioniiin,fis'ileierilied 'iti • sold inquisition and,: di a grani,nitneteil,,,filed, in,the office Of die ON* or the. OmborOir Collet) , at. Carlisle, end lil i ngi ppit of the old . r ;rIPIXS/ON - 1 7 /?. 4 CT. 6r.. tiNe'Ceockett; ra , deeeasedr,:wlip 31 , 6 fathetof 141a' C : gulgley.44lld, !oi ni lig ittinkVc . it t George linlielio roilieclands of which tin,' above is A part, Arid inn ail Philip Millin and'-the Yel laii , ;Breeches creek. - The other purport which is niliteiied • : te..tire 1 above, by the . .inqn isits on, and to be sold 'lv ith• i t as one tenet, is .tt, picee.pf, - si r ict B iii the diavininlitittexrd to the hninisitiOn,.ittljninitip Inn& Of Oeorkelieltz- Imoiteri Michael nntl 'oller lands of whirl; said tat scrtisareot I,part• . No. ,2, . The secornl4tiaCt.or.. parcel to !Kt sold, is the residue of thOinitl.traet of „which the Whore ten 'neves liven part. hiul contains. . I,B',AcTe4 and: 68,'Percheop • strict rigr rampart - No: S as drserikett hi the 1199 . 101; diagram before referredlo.,,- adjoininw or 4111, Beltzboover, Archibald G krledaincp•M'Cliine, and I.IM 'above described ten acres. • • , . The lands are all of fine quality:titanic in an ex cellent neiehborliooth well watered: in good relukir , widi suitable BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS erected thereon, and the title clear and indisputable: The terms will be , .one hall the • Purchase money to be phid on the cnilirmation of the sale-nod mak ing the deed, and the residue in two equal annual payments thereafter without interestito, , be secured' by Judgement Howls. Further particular; made known onl the day of sale. GEO. SAN DERSON, Trustee. Sept6Myer 7, rf4.9. SEREET'S .SALE. HY virtue of a writ of Veit. Expotiasto ' me directed, will be exposed 'to pfiblie Sale at. the Court [louse in the borough of Carlisle, on Fri day the thirteenth day. of October, al tea o'clock A. the following described Real Mate, viva, A TRACT OF LAND . situate in Southampton township, Cumberland coun ty' beginning at a {line stump, thence by lands of Clutke and Loffer,Sonth 79 deg. West 196 perches to a whith oak, thence South 46f degrees East 12 perches and three tenths 'or - a-perch-to a-thist,thence_ _ South 2i , legrees, East 23.thaR-40 perches toa post thence Georgil Trone,Sotelt 63 deg. • East 76 - perches io a post tlemee North 66 . and 1-'2 deb. East _ 78 perches to a post thence North 85 *leg. East 59 perches top post, thence South 10 deg: East 92 per ches to.n. post, thence by the, Carlisle Book, North 79 deg Enst26 perches4o a chestnut, thence North degiptst Stand perches to a white oak, thence bypiniel Seevers, North '2l deg. West 4'2 pt 7 rches tun pi rth; thence North 4 -tleg.'WestlA and 1-2 per.. ai - t — trak—stumprthence — North - 1511;linst - 18 -- 1.-2-purches to a post; Octal, North *L.-West 16 and pot) a black -oak; thenee'hyJ oho 'Warner,' Nmth it West 29 p: to a %Olin. oak; dome North 7? 11. East 17 p. to stones; thence 'South 9 th East 8 p. to a pine stamp the place or beginning; containing 118 acres and 154 perches strict • measure, having Ping ;louse Duro Moble, and other omit Fiouses. Seized and taken iii execution as the property of Ceorge Until, Sr. Smith to be sold by me PAUL NI A RAIN, Sheriff Oflice,Curlisk, 14. 18 L 3. - smszarrsaava - • • BY,virlumor a writ:of Yenditioni.Expanas to wollireeted, I will eNpose to piddle.. tilde, at the Corn t Ilut7e in Carlisle, on SAT LI 4DAY the 14th of, October, at to o'clock, . A Tract, of Land in South Middleton townslii; , , Cumberland brmnty, hounded' by lands.of the Rev." Alenmider T. ;WWII, William Grnhatn and others, containing 828 arresithd.Sk perches; and also another lota adjoining the above, containing L 5 acres; nial also another tract adjoining, containing one liere 11311, lincing - thereou erected a Mar enant . AlOl, .secerahlarge—Dwelling. Houses, and Barn: And the said-property will be tamed together or in parts as a ill beat snit purchas ers, and the same hag here lit hied asiollowat 1. A. Tract of Land situate on the licatt or the Lelart spring,. containing 11 items and Mt perches, tett ing thereon erected a large three - story Stone Merchant Minolta' the whole water power thereto attached, and also two Dwelling, Douses and stahle, adjoiningthe Jtee. A. T.. McGill, Wm. Cr:- lunt, and the residue or the land.. • • "' 2.. Also— A Tract of Land, adjoining the above, and land of NVm. Clepter, Johns,lleppenheinter's heirs, AV:and R. Craighead, and the residue-M . 11m land, contaiiihig 163 Acres, 140 perches, having thercou erected as large Statue Mansion House_tuid Barn, Two Tenant Ilonses and Stables. a Distillery and a line Orchard, and the Le tart gyring passes through it. 4.. Also—A Tract of Land, the same township, adjoining the above, md land of the. Ipe. contaihink76 taws and 105 prrelics,lntin., ,, 11pnav tint Stable thereon erected; an orchard 'and headtifid aprili , .%f water. Alee,r-A alltr.%a. Story,Briek House and port oCrt 14 pi' Carlisle, bounded by the heirs of the I lon. *Vitriol:is Duncan, Mary Keep ,ms „Ea Ijigg, - .l . eet ou t Me North gm) an alley ou the • South. tVlan—'['lie .Fona Furnace . tote, si mom in Newton and Scuithomptim toit itship4, bounded by lands of Abraham Scorers,John llte• sel, Jicoblieller,Jamits ver, Samul Alexander and others. bontaitting Suuo netts more or less, !atr ial; one Rhist Furnace, Conhllotises, two Two Story Dwelling [louses, a •Frante Office, One Log Temmt abuses, and Stabling.thereon erected.—Seized and mites in eXVelltil»l ns theproperty of John Moore;- , .. - • 'And to be sold' by me, , • PACT. MARTIN, Sheriff Sheriff's Oilier, Corlisle,i ' September Cl, 1853, . , • TIMBER:, LAND AT PUBLIC SALE. stilinrib.er._ wilt, ft ffer at Publit: Sale, on the ,p'rentises, on 4r/tor/WAY the tr: of ttUT4II)EIt triT,, a Nast of Timbre Land ? site:in.:lllin 11-e. tow!ttp,eoindy, Con taining upwkedi.of • V''•„„"D bounded by lands .or Messrs, Miami, Downs:ill's heirs, aoll others, (sist• known as the Moore tinet) : 'lle . Almte land his beet, divided, into nineteen separate lots, cont . idling front 20 to'SO neres erieh and will he sold Other 'setintmtely, or any tmtibei of lots together as ptirehasers may &sire.. kis one , or thehest ,timbered and most ,clirodo' triets of laier in Pere) , iminit;',lioiitt,"esiOeetf With' very Iwo y AV!Berl: ()AK , I'NU'C: Poplar, -Chestnut.' and Locust Tlniberr .1 . and Lo egq seeess froth side of the.Monti tnin; and lies wohin . 4 or '2 inilepintrCumbOrltititl Volley, ;ma ilk lower end'witllin Abu t miles;ot 'the Sitsgeelistimi„ltiver. A gold 1 , 130 froni : Welton! VS'llley,*eios.bes the 51onntsiiit thelitiptry end 'of the tract, St " Latuli'k and' 80_,t4e,r :passes directly through Jiivlrilildkr of it, man's f4lipi" sti'd good wagdn 'Ault onus. are either already: eirti' with little ,trouble be made.ht ssy theVots. • There iS fontlWMer:Prinie , on the land; which h mighte prOf otbiyipplred to ton Saictutll, Tannery 'or other„ iiinqblitery, A draft .or of the' land • shotdutgtlue:ldc;ition and. the situstion of the loll; may be seen rtt Welty's (fotineely Bon:titan's) Mill; sit wider) . plttee bidders 14r:.!: requested to caeet;it'-to e)!oloc,k' op the day of SALE. • • A 'reasonshie - irolit . still lie giCentititt 01'69 Mlle k.noivti on the day of sale by .-! DA.NIg,II., sn,t :senteilll)6l. '26; ISIS . . . SPECIAL.COURr'• n virtu() of a - front 11, Dark 6, Pri;sirlentloilge'of tire aid District - ite, pen iisylitne ta;:bearing ;date ltib 30th d~y _ : of Atignet,•4 84:it a d NOTICE IS IiteREBV , n'Srie@iil et!'„Of .Ctaiirier , `Aiet4i6if4l4 Peace, wilt tbeftiii,il;;ltroll.TDiii)le.llllW% * 6 ; 0 0.0 6 , 4 , 10'1)0 144 7 1 .01 -. '' - ; OM
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