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147eihpli4ai Dlo'isilair,Octater, 11, 1043.
The Sabbath.
trWO ' ;t•e requested to give notice, that the
thfrilite a series.' Of : Sermons, whose object Is to
promote the better Observance of the Haly
bath, will, he preached in the Second Presbyterian
Church, 'en next Sunday evening, by the 'Rev. Mr.
TARRINO, of our borough.
It is un!lerstood•that the other chordss of th 4
borough will be dosed on that occasion.
o:7ourrenders, especially Farno:Orß, will:find a
rich trtiat•in Mr. W.nintter'e ade. aeseee on t h e op.
:poritepage.
Aindilrlied Sales. -
Itir• the age 0 . Real Estate of Dr. Lemuel
Vustine, deutrAsq, by John Harper, Trustee, is
lutliOartratl to next Saturday, the 14th inst., no
unle Wring been effected on Saturday last,
1 -" he sale of Real Estate 'of James Given, de
ceased: is also adjourned to Tuesday, the 31st of
'Octsber, inst., no sale having been- effected .an
Ffiday last,. See-advertisement.
The Election Yesterday.
(a' We have kept our paper back in the hope of
being able to present some definite returns of tho
Efeetion yesterday, We have not been . able
p3 . asoe'rtaiti, precisely what the result. is hut ho.
lievo the Porter County Ticket has a m ajority i l tir-
Sioient to ()loci it, The 'Whigs vote of the county
hos not. been full—indeed the contest seems to
have been rather a personal squabble for the
Sherift's office than a - contest for party measures.
In the Carlisle district the united Minority for
Gen. Miller was 114. He lost ground in the rest
of the county, however, and has been beaten by
Judge 1:4401 probably 100 in Cumberland. The
County Ticket ditto; with the exception 4JC;IIN
• Harr, who is possibly elected. .
Our friends who do not feel much rejoided with
tho doings l ocCumheritip,d,county, arc referred to
the more carigoling littelligenge :from Maryland
and Georgia ! Let us now organize for Henry
Clay and work for similar results.
(0' IVe learn by thismorning's earn that the
BiThigit 'ham Oimeectled in Chambersburg, by a
llargcs, giaMity; and that Gen. Miller is "ahead of
Bleak ti far as heard from.
=1
• Elt:CtlintArtig.
0:: - / - 1 .Velearn from Dauphin county that .the
Whig ticket has succeeded with the exception of
one Asseinlilkman. Ramsey's majority forCun.
gross is 711 , Dauphin e And 273 in,Lebanon,
which istitenght sufficient 16 elect him:
' In lamitiiitor county *e learn that• the Whig
Clay ticket him 'succeeded throughbut, by a ma.
jority cirnearly l 000!! , i • _ _
The IVhigß havb carried Franklin coanty
majority of 3 or 100. majority is still
greater.
fic - tdcetiorriiflawh'. — Cmat:V;l:raiTtinf
peat blithe Douse,of Delegates of . Maryland, by
Um Whigs cf Baltimorc,'has , much gratified his
manyfriends :n Carlisle, where lie is well and ra•
tbrably known. Mr. Carey:was formerly con.
peeled eitli Dickinson College.
Mir Tab3e.
I:0' We have received Campbell's POreign Semi.
Monthly Magazine, for Oct. 1. 1843. It is em
bellished with a beautiful engraving, and-filled as
usual with the beat selections from the foreign
„magazines. A review of the life and writings of
Ad e !inon, from the pen of Macaulay, is com
snenceo in this number and will he completed in
Ih s next. We cordially recommend this maga
2ine td public favor. It is published Soini.month-
Ay at $5 per anni:m iti.advanc. Address James
M. Campbell, 9P o;lestout street,' Phila.
The AneJo.Ainerica.n. a literally paper of the
first character, printed to NeW 1 ork, is still re
ceived. It is published In quarto form at $3 per
year.
The N. Y. New World: published in quarto
for - n, at $3, a year, still maintains iti high char.
acter as a literary jourritil.
The "Medical News Library,Tor October, Is on
our table. It Is an excellent ivorlt, and this num.
bgr hos the usual quantity of valuable medical in•
telligence. It• is publiAcd monthly at 91 per
year.
We haW3 received from the New York New
World otlice, the American Agriculturist's Alma.
nac, for 1894, edited by A. B; Allen,, Editor of
the American Agriculturist, New York, Besides
the regulai calender department, this Almanac is
stored with a quantity of matter the most useful
to Fanners' n the various subjects of Agriculture,
f'itce cts. a copy. • 1
A Now and Importdrit Move:
! C'eThe New York Courier and Enquirer, leading Whig •and Clay paper in New York; has
come out in a lengthy and able article in favor of
; placing the name of DANIEL %VEDSTER on the
;ticket with Mr. las:. Henry Clay for President,
end Daniel Webster for Vice President of the
lUD/ted states! The Tribune, an able Whig pa.
per. republishes the article and approves the
imovement. It is of mrse a-proposition-of-no
small importance,and will probably cause no little
discussion: , , r
Mr. Weber has been 'severely, end'wo think
not altogether unjustly, censured for his coolie
tbt' io varriAbe Tyler administration—hie continuing
inthip Cabinet so long after the other Whig mem.
0 ,
bere t -and' thp apology,he tendered for the admin.
istrafion- in filii - Faneitit-,Hall -speech,- whon--ho
asked "the question, "Where shall /go 1" Late
ly, lnWeVer, it seems he has dp;ormined where to
go, for we ( notice that he is spoken of jodeliver
W r hig adrlresses during the ensuing political
cainraignin' passachusetts. There.ie no doubt
• Mr.,Webater'is a Whig "at heart," but ti4ro ,are
several things toforgivo before he can be restored•
to complete confidence.
. .
Otr The .ctinverted Seminole
Colleh.Chee or John D. Remo, who visited here
, some monthe since, lute received from the govern s
'ent at Washington. an appointment as Tenehr,r,
with a suitable saltiryotrid bas left for the red
'denooof his tribe: in' the fir West; to pursue his'
'missionary labors. c: • •
tp;7The “Ccroberiand ' „of !oat, :grip*.
pia:medlar fief, fire:almast entirely into pregi.,.3lll*
ler, reserving a feu , yriak Cartriagas for the oiler
ald"fruid thelWalge.geruiraily: / ..The majerity.o f
tipqate Conyentibii t!re , e:2,4nlod,f , Orinsing• • Syco.
,
"terater 00.;Pile by_ e T papee
proteildiukAn be lijaigi _llowoer t , , the election
is tortsl'e . )9l#Ywe can't .kebp up a fight.
'bias husk .9papar t i'....ikei',,Vigis'doplt want
*414 'could yeti. iiiiiN4 ! "lt 4 Paci A tirsiiku *leakage
ii44“ 4144 MPt.;, 44 Y 1 194 (a4 . 4e '-t°
Wednei4ay,; bt ngu ; iii the ` cheeri n g,:, intelligence
6 'F i belpitWOoi) 4 kinchine: . giaßl 4l ..
the Irma
•
tiplisly ,
licrßefore'#l4 giiilh ' flettO ' Ottr reader!,
the electiOnfivilVbe over:; We InanCrnet at the;
time or what.the rerrult,Wlli be.. Nor
is it,imPortint W;Citit: plirPorie. which : tioket s hall'
prectiii.,: • Our 'Object is .to drais atteriticr! , „w the
fact, that, the Whigs et'L'lttitheiltindeintiityoter
stand'n th . elr awn grettettl 8060 Wii)!*tty ebb;
not with C view to re.opeein exciting 't , nifitial
campaign, and draw out friends out of one battle
immediately Into the strife and turmoil of ace
then, We dot Intend this. It is to be presumed
that all require some repose from the dusty ex
citement and fatigue Ofthe battle. The farmer,
the merchant and the mechanic will now desire
to settle down awliile:-and 'leek after his own
bc:dlneas again. This is all rigit.--ltwould be
neither wise nor prudent to have- oureolveS don
• c:
tuntally engaged in political strife.
'tut we think it kettle utmost ilOPortaom to
the Whigs, that they shall "riot settle so firmly
down, or become so' leisurely fixed in srm.chair.
ease, as to altogether lose sight of the important
event's` which will in all probability tra nspire
withinwithin the coming year. The election of a Pres
sident of the United States, and of aOovernor of
Pennsylvania, next fall, oannot make the coining
year otherwise than of engrossing importance to
the people in a political - point of. view. For the
first office, there is now not the least shadow of
doubt, that fIF,NRY CLAY, of Kentucky, the
Farmer of Ashland, will be the 'candidate of the
Whig party, fin has-alreidy been nominated by
general acclamation, in a thousand meetings, con.
- Centrating the voice of millions of the American
people Tho National Convention which ineetaln
Baltimore in May next; , Will have little else to do
than register the edict of the sovereign people in
favor of HENair CIA* for President of the United
States, and Make a judichius 'selection of a man
to be associated with him for the Vice Presidency.
These nominations are waited for with general
anxiety by the people. They only are wanted to
rouse the country from that calmness and stillness
in which it passively . exists under the administra
tion ofJohn' Tyler—an adminieration that like
a night-mare weighs upon the breast of the nation,
paralyzing its energies'and crushing its strength.
Its career will boon he ended:
The nomination of HENRY CLAY by the National
Convention, will come as a bugle 'blase to the
waiting cars of the people, miming them from j
despair and inspiring
. them,,witik hope and con.
Segel_Like the signal of-Ithoderick-.-Dhp,in the
higfitands of Scotland, whosd shrill-whistle in, an
instant • •
„ p,areisoned ate glen
Walt thousands of his daring men,”
the-nomination of [bait[ CLAY by the Baltimore
Convention wilt wake up the American •people
from their dcath.like-apathy. 6 This.is-what-tho.
cruntry.is waitini; for. Wearied out with ex
! poriments upon the currency, by which the count
I try has been brought to the verge of ruin, and
individual prosperity reduced to wreck, the pc ale.
look for the restoration of prosperity in the ad,
ministration of the government by Henry Clay.
• Too. long have his admonitions and Warnings
gone unheeded—too long have the people been
made the prey of designing demagogues with the
stale ery of.o.le,mocraey" upon their lips—too kitig
have the utsiiirtwa. nurnL a oculiC7WlTUSCiTtllftma .
Itilte9llllllShip matchless eloquence, and lofty love
'of country, not only have placed him in the front
rank of statesmen, but made hint the pride and
boast of; the eountry, gone unrewarded— too long
has jusgge Imen,withheld front, HENRY CLA Y':
The people•will :not stiffer it any longer—a gen.
mous, noble, hig'mninded public opioMn, which
his been long abused, now pants to do him justice.
Raise but his standard, and millions will rally
around it with high hope and btirning enthusiasm.
A- feeling . of .justice to. Henry Clay now reigns
Uppermost in the publitt tiiind•L•Republies are not
always ungrateful, and a generous and intelligent
people will timmer or later give to pure and emi.
Mem, hut •patient merit,' its due reward. Thou
sands of those who have heretofore opposed us,
will support Henry- Clay, 1844. We hear thin
from their own lips eve:y day. , In Cumberland
countythere are hundreds of honest hearts among
our heretofore opponents, Which•are imimatedby
this generous sentiment. We /mow it. .1 ,
There can be but (we parties in the conn:ry neat
fall.. There can be no parties apart from the two .
great Presidential candidates. These two parties
will swallow by all Inc vi patties that•now exist,
and every man will be compelled to choose be
tween thein. The Whigs will rally around their
own Henry Clay, and hundreds of friends.of the
Tura we ea sure will join them.
We have deemed it proper to make these re
marks for the consideration of our readers. after
the election. The 'Whigs now stand on their
own ground agnin—it is their duty to watch
that ground with vigilance and energy. If the
ticket that-we have supported be elected, we [hall
have grand fur encouragement-11'B be defeated,
we have no need` to despair. We aro hattlitl
for high and glorious principles...principles that
are identified with the happiness and prosperity
of our' country, and wo must he. prepared to go
into the contest next fall with spirit, energy and
courage. The election of yesterday was of small
importance compared-with the coming one. Let
us then be prepared to act like men—neither dis'.
heartened by defeat; nor usinv a vletory, but- for
the public good. • Let us renew the, pledger of our
attachment to Henry Clay, and clinging with true
devotion to him, prepare to, de t our duty next full,
whether the result bo to sink or swim. In flint
contest our watchword will he CLAY—our organ
ization will be for CLAY—we will go for
CLAY first, last, and all the time 1
ccrThe weather, with, the exception of two very
"juicy days," has been beautiful for a week past.—
The air is pure, wholesome and invigorating,, and
- .ninthly mid sweetly recommends itself unto our
geptlo germs." his just the weather for exer
cise in walking or on horseback.
• MARRIED.
- On Thursday, the flat of Septembed, by the RA!.
J. icAENPFFER, in. cr.onaa LarriAaa to Mzse
CiTIMILINE tizurrt.mitt,,both of this county.
5.•40-
DIED. '
Wednesday, the , Itn it.st., Mrs. Snttti MARIS.
Muultt, daughter of Santee!' S. Mullin deo'„d, and
wife of Wrn, 'Mullin of Papertown t a jed 20 yearis.
Economy,* Comfort and Fashion!
OREAP ItILTS .4141),C4it5;
soyth West . coinir,
,of third and
•Walnyt•Streila
PHILADELPHIA. •
THE Subieriber offers an assortment of FASO.
lONABLE.hnd PLAIN HATs'and CAPS 'ol•
good material, made by the beat workmen, and got
up in handsome style , . 4 Also Ida! , PATENT' CAS-
StMeita UAT;'' *hah is light, pleasant and dura
ble, and beet at all cheap; It:eclat no its first shp ear-
Ames till,worn out, and is entity kept clean wigs, the
common` clothes brusher, wisp broom. •
He has his own gnanufaetoris attends personally
to all orders, and respectfully;asks grail frorrobole
Who visit the eity,"andlie triads b e ca nsupply,,thens
with such 'artistes in , his, line al Ingot 1 - 01. to gi,ve
satisiblitiOnobinh In urine and in
•Eveey article Inadtfict) drder.'af'shOrt .
any lluttprove,defisiitive
,nhangcd. ; .1 . ,
01 ,1*Elt . D.HODlip' - '
,PhiladelPtk
.510.
• °:icr o lpbX'attlWriftigB,4.'3las*'litieetioii,s?t4
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“oui•Arigisnekiliti• ' l4 Ffa t
,
, 71V GLORIOUS WHIG:I4CT4,6I ('.:::
CO-The.State Election which . 64: place on
Wednesday last for members of the peglalaturrii
in Maryland, has resulted ill a signal and 0 . 04
rious
,VICTORY! The Whigs hate
carried both brancheS'of the Legislature; Mid*.
cured a majority of seventeen on joirit
The AlCALdgidatUrp Win stand ae follows
Whigii
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House of Delegated;
Senate, ' , •
The Whigs eatriet! their Delegate tfelmt in tho
city of Baltimore, with the eieefition of ono mem;
bar; a thing which they !mite not done for yearn
before ! Last year the Locofoens had the Legis
lature by a strong Majority in boll branches. :
This result is the more gratifying as there is
a United States Senator tb be elected during this
session, in the room of the Hon. John Leeds Kerr
deceased. The Stato is also to be districted for
members of,Pongress, and cannot therefore be
gerrymandered, as tho Locos have done Pennsyl
vania and other'States
This result will cause an electric thrill in the
bosoins of Whigs throughout.the whole Union':
It is a noble victory for' Henry Clay ! The Bal
timore PatriOt says the battle was every where
fought with Henry Clay's name, and for Henry
Clay. Not ono of the sixty Whigs in the Legis
lature but prefers 'him above any other man in
the,•Union for President, arid it may be said with
truth, that not n man who' voted for any one of
these sixty. Whig Legislators; but also.prefers
Henry Clay. .
Tim evidence which the result of this election
gives, of the overwhelming strength of Whigs
whenever they are aroused, must "cheer the heart
of every iiairlet in the Lynd, and by uniting them
for the gicat struggle in 1844, insure the election,
by a tremendous majouty r of HARRY OF THE
WEST! •
MORE WHIG SUCCESSES!
Georgia Election.
IKY•From every quarter the news of Whig vie.
tory is greeting us. Georgia is dotog_magnifi.
comfy as far as heard from. In Chatham county,
in which Savannah is situated, the Whigs-have
clect'ed their whole ticket by over GO
laSt year it was over 100 loco. The returns farm
Richmond, Warren, Taliaferro, Baldwin, Bryim
and Effingham counties, exhibit handsome gains
for tlie . .
Still Better from GeorgiO:
Later mews from Georgia, by the papers' of
yesterday, give the result in forty cduntics, show
'he! a Md. rain over laq..tear sufficient to g
aIVIIIG MAJORITY in the Legislator , on joint'
ballot! ! The gin in the popular vote so tar is
about 2800, which it is thobght will elect'
Whig Governor and members of Congresg ! ,This
is q noble-.•a glorious result! The loco-loco ins
jorit) last year , was about 4a on joint ballot in the
'The State of Georgia is now Whig
to the cote, and good beyond all doubt for lIES.
'IY CLAY, in 1644! A thousand cheers for
Georgia and Nlaryland !*
: Truly, "our banner
streams in light!".
Building Lot at Pavate Sale,.
subscriber offers at privitte sale, a very hata -
g homely situated MILD] NU sitwite iu
the angle formed by l'oinfret mid West DiAlt streets,
in this borough, and very nearly opposite Dickinson
cyllege. In size it is equal to 3I WWII 114111111 Ft tIAIII
There is not a more eligible or better locution tetra.
private dwelling, in tie borough. 'lime situation
conimatids an extensive view of the beautiful couotry
sort tudling*,togetlitr o ith the College buildings, tk , .
The lot needs Hilly to be seen to bate its ntivantages
admitted., I'm. Collier particulars; Its to (rents, ts.c.,
enquire of the subscriber.. . .
October 11, 1843
New Tobacco 86 Segar
MA - MU trA67O[B.V. - 1:
nit IF. subscriber would inform the inhabitants of
Carlisle nod its vicinity, that he has opened a
Tobacco and ,Segar Establishment, inSouth Hanover
street, two doors South of the Court house, and int
medditely adjoining Mr.. klurkholder's Hotel. He
will keep on hands Manufactured Tobacco, such as
Cavendish, Sweet . Scent, Virginia
Twist, 1./ulciaimni Spike mid l'ig tail. Also,
Cut soil Drv, Scotch flapped zititl•Manck
alma Stoat Pipes, &0., SpaitishOlitlf
Spank!' add CoMinow Sugars,
of the best quality, all of which lot Will sell on
terms to suit the times. .
CEOII . Gg 'WEAVER
N. B. The subscriber n ishes to have a Share Or
public pa tronagF. in opposition to iinposition b y
Foreign Manufactures. C. W.
' October 11, 1843. tf-SQ
C4EAP CASH STORE,
:-.1EN111 7 'L. ELDER, •
Nit. 1 193, Market &reel, above Oth Philadelphia,
ESPECYFULLY invites the attention of
LI those who buy for cosh (as he sells on no
other terms) to his very large .and splendid assort
thent of •
•
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
just received from England, in addition to his usua l
-stook- oLF.OItEIGN Auld ..DOMEST.I A II ll
• WARE, of the hest quality.
tie earnestly requests them to examine elsewia re,
and after ascertaining the 'lowest prices at which
they. can purchase, then to call notwithitanding the
distance, tied uninfluenced liy the remarks of interes
ted dealers in the same business, and enquire the pri
ces of the same veils at his store. -
It is hit fixed determination, end he wishes it so
distinctly understood, not only to sell es cheap as
any other.etore but positively cheaper,. !Lis arrange,.
meets -ore so-matlei he bellevespla - to - ennble hint - to
do so, tintryet make a mind' what. At all events,
Oash purchasers will.llntl it to their interest to cell.
' HENRY L. ELDER.
2m-51)
Oetolier 11.1843
Patuabte Farm,
FOR SALE.
THE subscribers, Executors of .James
Given, dec'd. will sell at puha° salt, ion the
premise% on. TUESDAY, the' Stet day of October
next,at 11 o'clock, A. M. .411 that
„.• , h Valuablelarmi
.
:3ituate , onthe. Walnut Bottom road, about.one and a
•Italf.milea from Carlisle, containingabout SOS ;Lerch.-
..
• '44 pp 2.2201g1it
ab9u 11.7 kt .Whittljle Cleared land; the reside ut in,
liwitleg_klinlb.eAltrogthereonereoed aline double
81:0ND AMA vtWagon . ah_ed and . t, • •
, ,„
a large Stone -Stable,. n.log tlolaret
corn other pecessorr,
building°, together, ''lll very"gooil
wells& water, and an excellent .or
chard. The cleared hind is jn a good stall orctilti-.
catiohcptutt ofilt, being swim- in cloittii: , ..The pro•
perry will be sold no one rand, olliided jo,anit
intrehnoeta:' The tertrno will be wade' knoWn at the
time and "place of tide, by . ?.
'
• - • "..'? ' . .1A0011111TREIlt; ' •
-..:EXectitors'Of Jives' Giviii;deed:' , '
~ Atiguitt:2lo 843. , ';• ,- 3
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ETTERELlinkiatnentary , on - the Es:-
``titi of JOHN'SIERER fate Of, Enit Penn,
ba•rongh townehlii; haie benn grouited tiftbeinubnoiii ;
brinirehitlidgiiii ken. nrnltlir,o, 411Uptitionn
~e1)013 16 n an d eakiite 'Etr,tio,eiluved,'. to a Oup,o
aiste*irTent, and ninon bavink elaitni*p*4
tp,,emAo, ,
E4l 4l lZitheri - k'SIERPh:A4'Eart.•
%lobar 4 a.
ER
~ „ , U4i, •i tiAtriiiit ii 4
tarteniittoilii*oriiet me direeie4sl i 4 outofllottoort of Common
Pleiiltlf4 l i.lii4r; o6 9 l 44d l l4 , o . 9 B llclt
Reallgolttkftik:ei'itiOk•Cd* , ol#eile Ot ler
oNuogrhefioihfCtrlialePii;TU,ftSLlAVV;;the '2d
d day
a
follOwoerAp,44, l 4Btoplooktif ildday,the
- ' . .; 1 7w 9' Lt fitt
P , Prguttch.SittttOtl. in; Worm,-
!eplmrg, tidtic,Veninthiiro,! ..; ,toivtiehip,, each lot con
-1 tainiog,s/I.feet litt;tirrallt,anttone handre,d and, fifty
fret in deptit,liosiii,rullesS, brooded' by. Clot of John
Black' onthe.NOrth l , Pine Alley on the IVest, fr4t.
street OtheEittit;attil a street on the South, haTink
thereon''. erected a i 6, poet Log,llol3SE;a mean.
frame Short arid ii•aitiC4table. fieized anti token 10
exobltion *tulle tirtMerty of Jeremiah - qeese.
. 'Also, A Lot Of: Orottod, oitoatei ih iDielo.
Inson township, Ctiruheriand county, eontainin7 five
acres, more or leas,; adjoining. Janus of Mr. Gille
land, the {`'Varna bottom :road and, Inters, having
thereon erentetta largo two, story :Brick HOUSE,
Tan Yard, Tan house, a stable and-other out lunises.
Seized and taken in execution {tithe property ofJ Win
Minroigh. , ;'; ;
, ..
•
Also—A-Lot of 'Ground, situate in th 6
borough of Newville,.Cumberland county, contain
ing GO feet in breadth and 240 feetin depth, more or
less, bounded by a let , 'of Diller on ie West,
George Lightner on the .East,
.East, Main street on the
North, and Church alley on the South, having there
on erected a three story Frame House and a Kitchen,
and a frame stable: , Seined and taken in execution
as the property of AVilliam Barr.
Also—Chle , third of a. Lot of Ground,
hontaining orm'acre; move or less, adjoining Big
Spring on the East, Main street on the North,
and
.holm Blean,on the West, having thereon erected a
Tau-yard and buildings belonging to the sate, and
tf two Roll Stone House and Kitchen, and a stene
LOOS.
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Also—A Lot •of Ground containing 20
acres, more or less, situate in Newton township,
bounded by lands ot , William IL 'Woodburn on' the
South; lands orJacoh Kinsloe on. the Bast, and a
lane on the North, having thereon erected a Log
House and a Log Stable. ,
Also—A Lot of Grnunili containing about
one-fourth - of an acre, more or less, in Newtonlown 7
chip, adjoining the railroad on the South, Big spring
on the East, Newyilje rOad on the West, and other
property or Barr on the North, baying
thereon erected a two story stone Ware-house plas
tered, . .
Also--A Lot of Ground, in Newton
township, containing about three-fourths of antiere,
more or ess; bounded on the East by Big Spring,
on the South by the Ware-house lot,on the IVest by
the Newville road, and on the North by n lot of
Wm. Rafesnitler, having thereon erected a 'Patent
Limekiln. Seized and taken in'exectition as the
property of William Barr. And to be sold by me,
PAUL MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's' OM ee,
October 11, 1943. 4-
oo.partnership neretnfore existing between
the subscribers, thrwarding merchant's, under
the firm of RYIEEM. b.: HALBERT, was dissolved
on the - Mit - day - of September last, b mutuai , con
sent. The business will be conducted in future by
Jacob Rheeto. The books and accounts remain in
the bands of Joseph D. Halbert, to whom all per
sons indebted to the late firm arc requested to make
payment. mo u nd all persons having claims will please
present them to the same, at.the Ware House; Cor
ner of High and West streets.
JACOB
.10,S Ell :D. HALBERT.
Carlisle,October :3, 1841 - 3t-49
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Toilet Powder.
UST received a splendid, Article of lirill'a So
d/ perior Toilet Powder, at the store or
Carlisle, Oct. 4; 1843
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KNEEDLER 4 111,1NT&1l
Carlisle, Oct. 4,1843.
. 1 11SSIGA EL ?0,:eif),U.1•11".
IN the . Cotirt . Of Coil:in:6:r' Pleas of Cunt
berhoitl
. Now, to wit; ‘29111 Of Acmist 1841, the Account of
'Eliontas I). Uric, Assigiiec 'of Ilettry and
Wifi;, pre3eitted to the Court on• - .M °inlay 'the 1St!)
(lay of November next appointed for the confirmation
of the 611111 e, of which all 'moons interested will take
notice. By the Court • •
Test THOS. H. CRISWELL.
Septeinhei 9.2,1849. • -4.- • _ Af.748
FAME .AND DILL TO RENT,
wUiz be rented by public outcry " on SAT.
RDAY, the 21st Of October ' rout., on the
premises, the GRIST, MILL AND FAR A on
which it is situated, belonging to the subscriber.., It
is situated in Dickinson township, on the YelloW
Breeches Creek, near Cumberland Furnace, Cum
berland County. It is known commonly by the
name • •of "Cliatiibere - Mill:" — They vill be - rented
seperately or together as may best suit.
For furthar particulars enquire on the premises.
Attendance will he given and terms made known on
the day of renting by
WILLIAM LINE, jr. '
tr.-49
Oct. 4,1843
ealuable •Iteal Estate
FOR SALE.
- rgpurstinnen !? f ; th e Assisomput,of John Ebcrlc,
his FARM,w,lll,be es.Ppsed to lain, in Shippens..
burg, .of Mrs. Engle,. T LIESI)A
the 14th of OCTOBER, nt itt,ut 2 ed,blouk in the of
ternoon.--41t• ii'sittiatidl'ii•Southampton township,
Franklih county , Shout a quhrtbr of h Milefrom the
Turtmike,,and.hbotit two miles from Shiptieosbng;
consisting of . • - • - t • •
acpcLi ,A4111:14...CAEir3; „.!
of this beat LIMESTONE LAND; in good order,
from 1,9.10 lb anree:t. .oil•bleltili..weedituul, with an
exeellent.Apple and 0:1111h Orolutrd,a
Teniiiw-Hbuse and liath, thereon ereated.' , .
The terms Will be made knaam as the day 'offal&
SA'M UM. ANGLE,. •
• JACOI4„EVERLY, , •
. Assioueee4
October 3003.; • , .
. .
. ,
Assign,Rint'pf Thomas , :'ll, Okiles.'
ON• the 04dt day oc...•4ligust tilt: THOMAS.; If.
SKII.ES.I ,3 fI thllk•gyribeililnd liminty made
an assignment ofa I at :erects tO t the sebeeribet''
the lieliefit of I,ds treditorslierefore, Lierilens
hosing elSims or ~ttestilinds againtiAssigtter o are ra
queited•to:prima thmkpropetly sidthentieated . ,for
iettreenentlrlthbOt delay, 00,01. those Indebted to
hint'.afelietilledtti..iinr t e.payrentAn'te bpkrerttie
14tb'bf•No*Tbiir•irtt..;- - • d • ' • ';` , f
41 . •
" 4:ssigmie
• .
CHAS. lIARNITZ
; • -
p'kept ,BaOilliooli4 i ptimOrlaod
usual ground,
M.Carlialo,4lo tho 14th
day 9?tober, qtyrpt* ; unifoimi afro! it'd tic
coutternen4 in good .
: By prtleti pr.Chidubi 'Samuel 'Alemmder,
ROBERT NQBLE, Adjutant.
• .Carlislei Solobor 4,1843. •
.irati.t Viguitteeti
• • .. ,
Spring
~•.
field, on TUESDAY thel7th'ilai Oiooer,
next dompintely equipped, rou'irrill.z-. ,
•• ' ' By order. of die Colonel:. . •
• • • • JESSE •BLANNb; Adyk.r•
sovzo. -- I.r.dize3zzazm
• ••• •
REAL ESTATE' ANDItIIII I .:PIiQPEFITY AT
• • • PUBLIO . SALE,' .
Subscribers, Assignees ,pf'Tacciph "At-
AL show, of Monroe townslilp,.onrnberinnil coun
ty, will expose to publiO sale, do PRIDAYithe loth
of Oetobcr ininable Rent Estnte anti Mill
Property, belonging to said. estate, deacrillK. as
follows:
.4.I . UMAVTI4
containing IV) Acreni sittiate in Monroe township,
Cumberland don*, bounded by lands of •lbl cued
Mil)ler and Abraluon Brandt, lying 'about 7. miles
east of Carlisle, on the mil from • Carlisle4o York;
and About 5 miles from Mechanicsburg. land
is first-rate LirpeStotte, under good fence, and in the
highest: slate ofichltivation... The improvements ate
a good TV/CY STORY •.75:1NYELIANG '
HOUSE, new.BAN. K BARN, WAGON
SHED, CORN ',"...:R185.,und other neces. 1.1, 1
vary out.httildinr;s: .Therejs :ikon large E ; n
Orchard with ihriltri'li•uit trees. The... - !:
whale pia MIAMI] Ia eCtllSilierCd to be one dale best
tracts ()Eland its Cumberhind county. . A leo, will be
sold with the above, the burp: three story • t
MERCHANT MILL, PLASTER & SAW Milt
et eiited on the said fitrinoml.propelled by the wa
ters tif the Yellow Breeches Creek, which rook a
iring (he plantation. The Merchant NUB in in corn.
;plete'order, containing three pair of bursfor,flour,
one pair fiir chopping, and n Smut Machine of
Grimea's 'nada, tient? Elevators and all machinery.
necessary to a first nib Merchant Mill. •
'flie Plaster. and San , Mills are also in the hest
order, ; •
Alimipt mime timo,and place,it tract:of
IVlountain Land;
lying in sight orthe stmt., and 'well covered with
thriving.chesout timber, gintaining about twenty
five acres,
The above property will be sold as a whole or in
parts to suit purchasers. Sale t 6 ComMencti at 10
o'clock in the forenoon when attendance will be
given and terms made known by . • '
GEORGE BRINDLE,
' JACOB NIESLEY,
• HENRY BA RsTrz,
Assignees of J oseph Latshaw...
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September 20, 18•I3.' ts.
PI-50
ORPHANS , COURT SALE.
WILL ho sold in pursuance °fan order of the
I
Court of Cumberland comity, on
. V
FRIDAY the 20th or October next, at public vendue,
on the premises, at t t o'clock in tie forenoon of paid
day, the Real Estate of Abraham Brandt,%deccused,
to wit:
A 'Cipet. of Land situate nnti lying in the
township or Nlionvoe, hi the county aforesaid, bol
eti by lands or George Martin'llyandt,
Bricker, John Kinsicy and Joseph. Latshaw j con
taining
. 'lB. ACRES AND 83 PERCHES,
neffi mrasurif, having thereon erectrd a
Two Story Lou liousn 1..., RI t•cliEN, :,,A,
:mil a good IIANI(' 8.1.1Ex1. The land is ',. a : ;it
all eleared,exeslit abotirren Aeres.whieli vn t d
is covered with .good timber. There is a,. 4 '4.3,
Good young Orchard, and a first raw well of Water at
the door atte dwelling house. The finality or the
11111:1 is Limestone of the first order. This phice i,s
about 5 mile , . from .Ileelianieshurgoind in one of the'
best neighborhoods ill the entintx .
....._llte-ierms_oLsale mill b. , ' , ..pfin of th e _p net h azo ...
nionev to he paid on the confirmation of L 11:: s..le hy
the Court,. 51411 to lie paid on the first ilav of April
next, alien possession (wale prelllihell will be gi,en
to the purchaser or purchasers—llie• billanee of said
purchase mousy to be rill! in IWO eff....1 :imolai p a y,.
ments thereafter, m ithout ilit/lrest, to wit: On the .
Ist of April, INI 3, null on the Ist of April, 1 !bi6.—
'rile purchaser Ile plirdeisers are not . Si, get any Of
the rents or profits of &till farm for this year.,' •I'lle
payment of the purchase Olfllt ' lly /IS 1d . ..Vt .. ..1id !,11:111 he
sectired by ju11q.......t lioniN and .fm , r:gage hr ale
ptirc.b..ser or purchasers io tile niftlii.ii,filtior of said
deredrut off the confirmation of Ille sale 111111 eNrell
tioll Of the lieell`to mid piireleiser or pi:remise:is.
.101 IN BROW NEW ELL.
•
Allmitiktraiot• of Abralitlitt.l3vanilt;tleeol
Sepsember '2O, 1843. . is
*As4gried Eale...
I T 'ILL he Hold ut public sale, on SNTUR 9 AY
the '2lst of CiLlt)licy ilext, at It) "Vinyl:,
A.. Nl:, w tin Shiryn o n;nstown, Clumbyrianit eotnity, Clue
following' tleFerihed lieu! Estate, to,wit:
41. 16V 1, 1, •(011 0
situak, on., t h e South side of Atniu street,
therreil everted a !Nod ilo,ltse, a Saddler
Shop nod Stable.
Also—Tiu. on2-hnlf of twn Lots, on the
South aide of Main street, having thereon erected
ovo Houses.
Also—The half of a Dit of Ground, on
the East side of Hsilrostl street, hal illg house
Stable thereon erected.
'I he above properties are located in Shiremans
town, and will be caul by HENRY HUN',
Assignee of Daniel Shelly.
September ^_0,1919. ' is.
1 1 4thlic.Sate.
rIIE subscriber; Assignee in Bankrupt
'cy, will, by order amid Cotirt,on
the:ll29l of 00bber, t,ell the lollowiug valua
ble property, ' • • •
104 Acres and 65 Perches
of first rate LtmksToNr. land, situate in West
Pennsborough tovhiship, CumberlaMl Co., three
miles %yest of the Novville road, ail
joinint, ands of' Pim Pishinirn Henry Rimer, Da
vid Nailer and others. The laud is first quality
limestone, under good fewds, and in a good state of
cultivatitm. The :buildings are It
TWO STORY LOG ROUST, with4.d•
ether necessary oqt Imildinks. a tied
rate STONti BANK RARN, young. 4. 1 , ff
ORCHARD it well of never
water iir-the door. The above mentioned farm is
in a healthy part:of Cumberland Yalley,a rail road
of the same name runs through t the one end of it;
anv person wishing to view the jiroperty will please
call on John Fishburn or the subseriber, who Wilt
give information and show' ie.' The terms will be
made accommodating to pilrilltaMi;and
Indispu
table title clear of all lfictt Mho hie:4 . mi!)
. V 630351011
will be given on the first' of ' •
On the. same day will-be offered a patented -- -
. . .
, ...
Steam - Distilleryi ...-.
With a good new holier, that might answer a ,Ssw
Mill, Tan Yard or other .works, besides lat . & Weltd
vessels with. Copper Worms. It will be sold , to
gether or in pieces as may suit purchasers. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clotk;A. M. .. .
. DAVID COBLE,
Assignee in Bankruptcy or D. P. Scherbalm..
--Crtrlisle, , September,;Oth,lB4.3. = "ts-47
' Strak Cows,
• '
ciPRAYED away from the subscriber, living at
1., Paston's .Mill, in South Middleton townshi p
on the' 26th Olt., TWO MOOLFW •
COWS; one of mid Cows is red with ,liaT,Ti.
a white face, and the other a brindle. ht).;:= 1 :
A reward of three dollars will,bOaid
,ikrbillil .
for mid cows, and any Anßirination' - .;-='"'""'. o '^
given will be diankfully receive by
BRMA.MIN FRY.
. .
September; 22e,1843. ' , '
, 1 , ' ' , Si.-itiV
.... ' DR. . Gi" IL TOUKL,-: , • •
, ,
ARNESTLY kndebted
. to bin) tqesli settletbele h ttccontsots he
is,cxecetfingly,nnxious to havolus beuktvelosed, by
note qr Cush— ,He,wilizi,ve fiveeecent. premium
on Curl - kilo : , Ijocongb. issue , on all accounts paid in
two mniatfis IFotn this date. „ r ,•
Carlisiei , Auost,eatii;4B43. . r ' ' •
11 . 0 0 M 'T
subscrilrr vrttl,Tifininiien , until the
jj let of April nest, IVO ,11041iS Art the`
second story ' of the bowie , it. which hn lives, with
the privilege of tho Whey
would be spitable for a`,Atitill ;.'llnquiro of
subseribie, pia; d'00139 Ilurkholder's Toyer).
in 8 00 4 1- 1 / a tiniinr , Ny44v,ER.
Boit: 13, 1841 • ' 5t 13
•„• • •
frIHE mem'Apei or i ttie_llotolutioit riv:,Comvint
At; or; th'e OPt9,4h or, IsTewrilie ',10 , 314 Vl ol Ati •RAv t ?,
preiontott.ittott volition pr. ttAti'e t oitrt',"of Common
051 1 oretullker*d ettgott's4l4l4lt-Aal* of to
ootpoititiOn according to lift fiot'Of AitOtablylottgok•
oasts pisOliti,4
TtIOS:•11.•08M7M144 Pothit . o,,
Carikie •
,eptemlier so d 18Wki
•
•
• VALI4.IIBLE- PROPERTY FO R SALE.
putilioince 'oti' order".of
plistl7,CeuttOCCttirtbeiltind county, Will be kohl
at ,puhlio Ole,, on AIM, preMbiea, 'on Yisturflay the
:My/Wl:Pe:ober fiat at.. 11 'o'clock, M.; the 'folio*
ing described
. tracts or parcels of land; late the.itrt,4)-
erty •of 'Margaret Quigley, (formhrly :Margaret
Crockett,)doed.. situate an Aionree tow n ship ; coun
ty of Cumberland, s iz: „
1: , - P.Opeisiink of two pinpartsi
One - part containing NINETY' ACII.P.S bfkl POURS
...IsllClifls, Ethel oteatture—as, apsttp,Oy. tpe in
quisiiinn mode under.a writif ,partition and valua
tion:and as described, in. , '.saliPieqUisition and
gram annexed, filed, in the °pee of the Clerk of the.
Orphans' Court at t'arlisle; Mid being 'part of the
old .11./ANSTWVI7,I44C7 of George Creekett,.'
deceased, who was father pf Margaret Quigley--ad
!oining ittothi 4Veorge Beitzhoover, other hinds' f:
which the abcive' is n port. and lands of Philip Miller
and theirelloW.Beeeclies creek. The, her purport
is annexed to the above bytlie•inguisitiou,
and to Ousel(' with it as one tract, is a plece!oi•
cn - za
strict measure, marked B in the (Engrain niinexed
to the inquisition, adjoining .lutula of 'George Belie
hoovert kfichael .Ege's
,heirs,. and. other lands of
which said ten flares are n part•
.The second tract or parcel to
no sold, is the residue of the said tract of which the
above ten'acres are a phrt.'and coniaina
16 Acres(and 68 Perches,
'Arid meta tire—being purport. No. 3 as described
in the inquisition and diagram before referred to—
jamb; of John - Belt%hoover, Archibald
Girle, Jamen 111'Cluneyand the above described ten
acres.
• The landfi ore all of fine quality, situate in ex
cellent neic,hborbood, well watered, in good repair,
with suitable BUILDINGS andOW/VP:NI eINTS
erected (Mecum and the title clear and indiaptilable.
The teems will be. one bail the, plumb 'me money
to be ?mid on the coArination of the kk. rind mak
ing t tlif, deal, told the residue in two equal annual
payments thereafter without interest, to be secured
by.pplgenielit Bonds: ". • • ,
further partiettlars made known on the Jay of
sAle. GEO. SANDERSON, Trustve:
September 7 , 1843. • .
• „SHERIPIPS' SALE;
BY virtue or a.wrif of Ven. Exponas to
me directed, will be exposed to public Sale at
the Court Ilouse in the borough of Carlisle, on Fri
day the thirteenth day of October, al ten o'clock A
AI., the following described Ural Estate, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND
sitcate in Southampton township, Conaberland coun-.
tv, beginning at a pine stump, thence, by lands of
Olathe South 79 deg. West '156 peaches
to a white oak, thence _South 46i degt•ces East 12
porches and three tenths of aa perch t 0.,, Post, thence
Seuth.2l degrees, East 23 and_3-10 pert:lit:3ton post
dictate !by Ga!orge! 'rrone,South 63 deg. East 76
perches to a post drmis! Notala 66 and 1-9 dug. East
78 perches to a past thence' Neon 85 deg. East 39
perches to at post, th,ente South to deg. East 92 per
ches ton post,,Otenceny the ,Carlisle lhank,Noralt
-79 deg East 26 ta-relMs to a chestnut, titmice North
deg. East 52anal 1-2 perches to 31 white Oak, thence
by Daniel Scevers;North 21 deg. West 42 perches
to a pine; thence North 4 deg. West 18 and 1-2 per
ches as ma otak stomp; thence North. 85d. East .18
1-2. perches to a post; thence North ,15 al. West 16
and 3-ko p. to n,lalack oak; theiace by John Warner,
North 27 al. West p. to a white oak; thence North
75 al. East 17 p. to.stones; thence South 9 il. East 8 p.
to at pine stump alas- place. of .begimaing; containing
118'neres and 154 perches strict measure, having',.
thereon .erected Grist mill, dwelling House, Baru
Stable, anal oihrr mat Houses. Seized and taken iu !
execution as the property ofGeorge Craft, Sr. And
to be sold by me
PAUL MAR I IN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Wier, Cilrlislc, 41.48
•
Slit. '24.. IW.
SEI.EREPT'S ism , e,
virtue of a writ of Yenditioni Exponna to
Airit_int• 'll a 111 ,'•ximbe at
the tFilifit noose iii Carlisle, on SA•reiwAv-the
14th or October, at 10 il'eltiek, A. 3.1.
tmi oship, Cumberland comity, bounded by Imola
the Rev.; Atm:miler 1110.1illi (r.iliain
and otlie..a. emitainine,tl:lB arrimatal 31 peet.lies; .1111
idgo-taiollier tract aillointng the above, equtaiiiitig 1,3
:semis; owl al.o another traetaitljoining,
one imrt• and a,half. Intl ing thereon eretteil
ill, Distillery, seiertil large ',Dwelling
llotimel; and Dario r Awl the said protium will be
otThreit together ar in parts as will hest suit 'myelitis
ers, tooktlie same km; been ills idol tts lollows:.
1. A. Traet of Land .situate on the. heed
of the I...tartuo•in g , 0,1,1[16,01g, 11 noes pm! 101
k rtiltum. 11:l111..4 111.,011 1.111.01,1 a s huge three ' 62ol7
SP- 1 1 1 , 1. errirtfit whnk water power
Wet et° althelied, and also two I.Nelling I louses and
f•table,tt.ljilitiiirAthe IlvV. A: T. NI Wm. Gilt
ham, anti the residue-of-the-lima.
2. Also— A.,',Tract of . Land, adjlonina
the ;those, and land of Wm: Cr:lli:m.l,C. Cleprer,
.lllllllll,lleppenhchver's heirs, W. and It. C'lltiglwatl,
and the residue of the land, containing 163 Acres.
idh perches„ having A61'11:011 erected a large,Stone
Man‘init I lone andilarii, 'lwo Tenant I ouseS and
Stables. a Di;,tillrry and a flue Orchard, and She he
tart 'bpi passes.throtigh it.
3. Also—A 'Fran ,of Land, situate in
the same township, adjoining the abaci., and lam' of
the Ilex. A. T..% will, containing 76 acres Jlllll 105
perelie.liavin..,! , u ;Infuse and Stable thereon erected;
an orchard and heittitiMl spring or water.
4, Also—A Three Story Brick [lints°
:not purl urn Lot of Crnuttil.in Cirlisle, hounded by
the heirs Or the flout. Thomas Duncan, Nlary Keep-
V1.5,E315( lligg :Arcot on the North cod an alley on the
South.
5. Also—The Bitt Pond Furnace Es
tate, situate in Newton owl Southampton too nships,
11,1'1100)1y lands of Abraham Sem '
ers John Bus.
sel, Jadob Kellerdamns ()liver, Samnel Alexander
and others, hontaining 5( 0 (0 Hems m ore or , l ess , i k ,
ing bite Blast Yuehnee. CoAllouses, two Two Stmy
Dwelling Douses, a Frame pflice, nine Log Tynant
tlon,es, TM Stabling thereon erected.—Seized and
taken in exeentitM as the property . or Join,o moore.—
'And to h..: sold by me,
PAUL MARTIN, sherin:
,S!wrill". Office, Carlisle,
§eptvicilice I 1833. S , • ;
TIMBER LAND AT PUBLIC SALE,
IC subscriber mill utTer at Public
Sale, nn the premises, on SATURD✓IY the
114-th: day 01 UCTO4tEII. neat, u trllet- TIIIIIO.I .
Land, liituated In Nye township, Perry county, ton
t:lining. upwiteds,lif
CDC) a
. •
Initialled by lands ;Messrs., liaison, Bowman's
heirs, and others, (and known, ns the Mom e tract.)
The above land has been . (lividetLinto nineteen
separate lots, CoM;,ining fl wit :.'ll to 50 acres• each,
and will be sold either separately, or any, hotelier of
lots together as purehasers may desire.
It is one of the.best timbered and thmt eligible
tracts of. land itt Perry county, being wavered with
very heavy WII IT E OAK II EST N iyr OA K,
Poplar, Chestnut•and .Loeu.st Timber,
and is ease of access frrim either side - of the Moun
tain; and lies within 11j or, 2 miles or Ciiinberlatid
Valley, and the lower ;end within abob t miles 01
the Susquehanna gpod road B•orri, CUM'.
Leyland Valley, crosseT:ths Mountain
,the upper
end of the tract, at • Lamb'as Gap," and 'another
passes directly through the Middle of it;atiP Bow.
mniOs•Cap;_';'.antl_good avaron 'roads from themsin.
ones are either adreso made; or, can with little
trouhltrbt; made to any of the Lots. '
neve is a good Water-Power on the land, which
might be profitably •to Saw-mill, l'annery
or other ,machinery. 'A draft or plot of the land
showing-the location end the situatiou of. the lots,
may be seen at Welty's (formerly Bowman's) Mill;
at which placo-hidderamz. requested to meet, at 10
o'clock on the day - of SALE.
A reasonable credit will he given and termsma le
known on the day of sale by
DANIEL GANTI.
AT
September 20,1843
. SPECIAL COURT.',,,'
XY virtue of a Writ'froth the titin. Daniel
Durkee, President Judge of tip 19111
clot Mulct' of • Pennsylvrinia, be'arste
30th day - of Aughst,lB43,•and to , ine'dircelecLi
NOTICE Iff .111Eitle 4Gail vralr
That a BpecialCourea Quarter &Wotan' of the
will be held by the said Hob: Daniel !Dar:
kee,and - the Associate . Judges Of-theCourt-rif-Quar—
i to Sessiiins•Of t.he Peace of - Cumberland County,
at the Coat BOuse borough of Carlisle,
:counnericiiir en Ziit,CooY the 4th day of Nov.
;ember, 03
~44 ,at Ten o'clock - A.,X of
said day, to . conti n ua ono week; for the: trial of
,thei case of the ; vs • mil. I
too; and.Pecrga - Afattnewv. , figresably tct tlie
abions'of, ike, "Acto - ' , ef Aso° n shah irate
triode • Of s aid Special :Coat Jua'
tore - Cad take ,
•.t•r;;Ahk4f..!:l'• ! -•% l '
mArgirifolool.t
'f ' `4AI ,
4 .41#Q iiie eßsvOinkf 110*
Itieii;l4l very low. prluty
iit - 11 /!, 1 • , D144,11,V;
• ,
• .
PORKHOLDERI: HOTEL
Pr 0E taken that. well
, -..llCfinaw'n tavern stand in South Hanover street,
forriterly,spetipikd•by Wm. S. Allen, and more re
ce4t,ly by; Mitchel McClellan, where he is prepared
to Atiicominialate , ' , My who may favor.hitO with •their
otititoin,lo'ilio,liest,,.. ; style, and on the mdst reason:l-
A(4o •
• Ilia BAR wilfillWaya be 'Supplied with the
ehoicesidlqiitirii , --ainthisTAßLE with the best the.
markets cao,aftfird.„ ; ~
.• ample, and a careful Ostler
Will be kept alWaYsl4attondance. OR.OVERS will
find it tolliele advantage to give him A call: '
.BOARIW,ILS will be Aitken by•the.weck, month,
Nothing 'shall be left undone on the. pert of the
slibscriber to *sae those who may' pay his house a
visit--he therefore solicits a share of public patron.,
H.'L.•BUUKHOLDER.
•
Cnrlinle, April 1,2, 1848. , r • 6m-24
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
iltairi street., one square MO of M. Court Mau
,
rri - Igaubstriber htivinOehet.il the above
../11.' house,. would most, respectfully ansiounce tO
Ids friends and. the public, generally and he is pre..?
pared to accommodate Myra and the travelling corn.
nanity, in a style that lie ,lopes will,be found satkor
factory to all who, flay' fa'vor him u lilt ti
Ilia table will erceive his especial attention, and
shall always he abundantly supplied.with the bent to
be had imiliecottnly„ The bar, is and will.be found
entimintly supplied with, the . choicest Wines and
Litpmrs , that tie to by obtained here and in the citied
The Stabling attached• to the lams° ia:commodioui
and will be under the charge of .a careful Ostler.
lie hopes by a strict attention to businesd to recelvo
liberal gaire of lie public patronage..
KrIIOAIMERS will be taken by the week,montb
year. . WILLIS FOUI,K.
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Bitad/Alf .• • •
FORWARDING EL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
itiarrisburg . , Pa
ESPE4,7I'FULLY. hilbrins the Falk
mere, Millers, Merchants and the public gen
erally, that lie is now' prrpared with large and con
mums Ware !louses, on the Penn Canal, near
the tbot of, Walnut atreet,iu.llareisburg, to receive
in Store. for Shipment, Country produce and Mer
.lllllllliZe for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg
and all intermediate places.: U. Leech. and Cota
Line, and the fidlowing first C.1:189 tide Water
: Cana
Bouts, will run front the 110(1/W3 flarribburg
Boat, J. C. McAllester,
Cheitapeake,
Mary mid 'Martha.
Paidlie
' May :31,1184C
=l3
Bay and Oats. ,
ROPOSALS will be re.:eived at.this office 0n...
iil SA I UMW( the Oda day of Novembisr, at
malock, for styli]) ing this station , with HAY
AND OATS for coo 'ear, commencing on the 16th
of November next. The tiny •to be of timothy of
this year's growth, and both articles of forage to bo
of the best quality. The Hay and Oats must be de
livered. Me Granary or Alables lit'this Motion, as •
may be designated, in such quantities as may be rez
(mired. The :Mintier of Horses will probably be
sixty eight. EDWARD DEAS.
lot Lieut. 4th Artillery A. A. Qr. Master;
Qr. Master's Office}
Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
20th September, 1543.
NEW EOOK AND STATIONARY STOR E,
•
PHILADELPHIA. •
W
'Sr BLAKISTON, Bonk
4
Mi Sellers and Blank - Bonk Manufacturers,' N.
West corner of 4th and Chestnut streets, Phila
delphia lime foe bale a general assortinent of Med
ical, Theological. Classical ! School and Misaellana .
cos Books find Stationary. • -,-- •
AI EDICA L.—All the: tent books used in the
Coi . ver.dties mid :Colleges, together with the new
as they are puhriihed.
THI101.01;ICA L.—Pul pit family and pocket Bi
hles, Cornmental irs, Prayer Realm, Hymn nod
Church Choir -books ' 'a ot•ks. staialard authors,
nud Ow hew hooka the day. CLASSICAL AND
SCIIOOL.—AII tho.e in most popular use in school"
and colleges, and, iq the,variom branches of learning,
includiog ,those, In the Eighth, French, Latin;
Igcck und.halian languages. •
MlS(.3.:LLANcous.—wnrk,3 of standard au
thors nod die new books as issued. STATIONARY
Books of tliffer'ent bIZCS mid in all the no.
Ilotts styles of binding, cheap rap letter paper, tner.
cautile and school stati.mary.• 11l NDlNO.—Execut.
ed u 1 11..y..styfrt blank books made to orderouul
bound and ruled to pattern.
. 13001iS mot.. on liattd will be procured to order,
and will lie furnished as low as they can be purchas
ed elsewhere ih the cite.,
1 ,, r. 11.yeetive the publications or the Messrs.
Harper :tr.. Ilrothers of New YOrk as soon as puh ,
ished„ (including their cheap pithlieationv,) and are
prepared to furnish them tb Country 31erchants and
sigmas on favorable tering.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2V, 1943,
' STOVES FOR WOOD.
WILL he exchanged for good wood, cash,
or other suitable trade,ont first rate Frank
lin Stove and two Isrge Ten Plate otovea—all in
good order. They can he Wee calling with •
• JOIN GRAY, Agent.
Carlisle, September IS, 1343. •
House Painter, GlazieF gr. Paperhanging.
S . N. s rui IT El
11 ES PECTFULIX announces to the citizens or
1 . 1 Carlisle and the public in general { that he has
commenced the ahove business in all its branches, and
hopes that by strict attention to business and with a
desire to please, to, merit and receive o dune of pub
lic patronage. Ile may be found at the corner of
South Hanover. et met and East Chapel alley, oppos
ite C. E. It. Davis' Chair manufactory. '
Carlisle, dally 19,1843. , 3m-3S
512, E. .o'. 2900atiES•
DENTIST,
10711.1. Perform all operations upon the Teeth,
that aro requireillor their preservation i euels
es Scalin g, Piiing,Pluggin, &c., or will restore
the loss of them,4iyintierting Artificial Teeth, from,
a shigle, 'rook to it full sett. ..
(0-Office on Pitt street, a few doors Seiiith,of the,
IbilllTllll HOWL' . ... .
NB. Dr Loomis will henieuvfilom Carlisle,
tli3 lasLteii ilas's, hi each month
May ,240813;
Newt 6. Cheap' Store:
rr 11 E subsciiber would In f;)rm
At- that he has taken the store room recent i ro,
ctipiCd by !Messrs. BOVCI.III/111 and flatten, in Orth
I lanover street. purlisle, in, which Jleia n ttow opens
ing a large and splendid and cheap assortment of
( c! 'SPICING hr. SUMMER ' •
DRY' GOODS, GROCERIES, 'HARDWARE, &O. Bi,C;
of every variety and goidny, ,int ilea tho,.
public to etill and esaunne,confidem that the quality
of his gothls and their low priceatvill give Batista&
tion to all who may tutor him nitih!a,taiit:
t
Agent forldonepli
tf-S !
Nay 1T,1813
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS As ups,: ,
FRESH ARRIVAL
BE Subscriber baring just retunied fr j oin
A _City, ip now opening ,very, large stock ,of
Bouts, Shoes. Bats and Caps, in addition to.bia, for.
mer stock, all of which Fill be' uilow is any 14„„. 4 ,,,
the place for east). •- 1 '
- , ,ls'Cases of boy's sung Tpaqi!apstlf,
.•
liip sal coarse tpoota . :• •- • • •.4 t s ,v,'••••,•,.
ciscrof Youth's oalf, - iseali kir .
aujl dclar.to; •
3 oases:ivorneri is; rel'eaealand.children's calf. Mi.
riccii;tti.inould kipmntnroes. „, . • /
cusessouic o's end rnisse.? calf And seas busking
ktiir - dbe'br4di aaf3 morcotio tier; bin
kiwi anal al,lpOrsi.," -
Also a Urge R sisrtnietlfobildron'pallops,. •
Afthe store oT • • ••
tith - planover,Streat• '
• • •••• .
-- -~-r=;; ~-gin,
fernSE~6 ißA~rt
•.; . Vhigtm:: • •
1,80 gallons or Psekling , Nipegir of thq -
11E # ST quallcy , just reiterveduud ..1„ 0,
,• puns al ;August IS, 184*,..;
04. „
Jlesatii ~
~3 k g4 i FE,,F l .
, •
MAMS , AND , DRII
'pi of prima canvassed H
14. , lot of Dril Beef bf
more _ •At die sto-ot,
!;11
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