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Wednesday-Morning', NOCniber 15,1843
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13, PALSiEII, 'Psi.; No: 5J Pine etrect,
Philadelphinyismetitorized to tcmeive
'.sitbseirhiens and. adyertisorneettrfor the " tiera!d,)
Expositer;7:end . give . receipts .. for the same.
c c: r A t iothei; frill ofsno v on ninday last
O The meteoric showers were not witnessed,
here at least, on the}fights of the ititit and 13th,
as was predicted. We have therefore no report,
for the Sitrgeim General at Washington,! '
(6"NO -newn 'froth Massachusetts yet., of the
election We do look for a. Whig vie.
tory there
[to-The Buchanan meeting in the Court House
'; Menday evening, was a very slim affair, in
every respect, and will have its only importance
- in : the glowing terms in which it will probably be
set forth in• the Volunteer. Buchanan stock
seems to befalling;
(0 - On' motion of L: G. IlitArtnnutor, Esq., on
Monday last, J. HENRY Ilecn :and GEORGE W.
Ksox, of this borough, wore drily witnitted In
practice Law in the sci•eral Courts of CuAberlasid
county.
On mothin.of G. 1 13nAtionnumr, Esu. On
Tuesday last,'Mi. HounaT'P. 11Mbau, was duly
adinitteilto Kadin Claw in theflovcrarCoiffts of
this County. ,
Trial for Libel
cIA trial of considerable interest commenced
.. yeslertlay,...before.a.Specia..l..Cottrt.ofguarter.Ses
slims of this couillyolOn. Judge 4/OIMEE. of York,
presiding: 'The parties are, the Commonwealth
against Messrs. John llamillon, publisher of the
"Statesman," and George Matthews, of. this bn
.„ rough, for an alleged Libel upon Judge !lepburn
•,
of this district, which appeared fn an editorial
article in that paper in August last.
The ease was opened y.esteTday morning,
Messrs, Watt% Middle, Todd nod Graham, Pros
ecuting Attorney, appearing for .the,proxiectition,
and Messrs. Reed, Ege and Lianham for the de
fendants. The *link! of the morning session of.
•
the Court:waa ocenpied m empannet ng a jury,
owing to delay from the' carious exceptions taken
•
to jurors.. -
EME
„'ffie elra-nination ofwilneseen eonsumed ncur!y
all a 'the nfttrnunn, and the plendj.ng wan,com
'ocniced.b!,:llrilfibihnoh for the defrace,,just be
:fore the adjournment of, the Court. The ease
prohnhjy be submiticd to the jury nod a Ver.
.diet rendered by th'i3; evening.
I'he.tri it seems to have excited very •g . rent. in.
iterest,ond-oldige , .erowd orspectutns thronged the
(Court Holm yestendy.
b)atoict. Webster.
ntWc.pive to-tlayeNtOets of the moat impor
tant parts of Mt. 'sVebste't's speech . , defi . V.iieil at
Andover, Mass: an Thursday last, vfltieh'i . ve com
mend to the attention nf out renders. Mr. *eh-
- - -
ster's position is now no longer it, doubl, ;; The
address Poems to bays disuppointed.the'public ex-
pectati on
- A. Valuable iVerk
• En-Messrs. eixtic& Wir,tiots; of Harrisburg,
, propose publishing by Jubscription u work entitled
"The whole Church cif 'the United States," con_
raining original, doctrinal andsintisticnlsketches
, the Religious denmninations which exist at
the liiesentday in the United States, giving their
rise, doetrine shut progress. The priispeetus states.
that it has met the approbation of the most dis:
tiriguished clergymen in the sevcral churches,
front many of whom contributions to it have be . en,
received.
The work will be published in one volume ofs l
seven hundred octave pages, well bound, at three:
dullars per copy. An agent for the work will
visit the citizens of Carlisle during the centring
week and receive subscriptions. We have . no ,
doubt the work 1011 prove both valuable and .in
teresting
Trouble in the Cabinet.
trj - The city Papers hare, l'ufnorrhof a "flare
up" in the Cabinet, nt WaShinxton. Thu
sion k is said arose upon the yiestion of intrn•tac.
ing prominently into the fertheotning President's
Message, a recommendation to admit Ten into
dui Union ; and that the President and Mr. Up.
spur were decidedly in fervor of the yeornmenda.
tion, but woe as decidedly opposed by tile other
members of the Cabinet.. •
077C01. Johnson' reached 'Philadelphia on Fri.
(laying, and was received by committees of citi
zens and, the Repeal . Association, but wiJli no
great display ur ceremony., Cu!. Johnson seems
to he considered the champion of Repeal, and has
.....
attended several of their meetings (luring his
Eastern trip.
.1:0 - We are glad to sect the “Voluntccr" taking
the side.indicalcil by the extract from the Phila.
lelpilia.lnquiror in the last paper, on the subject
of the annexation of Texas to the Union. On
that question, iVis'to be hoped the entire North,
including all parties,ll present en undivided
Iront of inunoveulge and uncompromising oppo
sition.
Hon. T. DI: T. Ilicificnnan.
(I - 7'llw Washington (Pa.) Reporter, expresses
the opinion that Mr. McKennon will not sulfa.
hi s na,op:y : , 'used' as the Whig' candidate for
lioverner. As the PReporter" is published near
Mr.' Mcßennatt'e :residence,, it niay;be supposed
to speak "by itutherity."..l 7l 4 — Shull , bo sorry to
/earn this determination,
'as um bulieyo him to be,notonlrominently quali.
' fled for the otlice, but a most' m'ailable candidate.
he Gubernatorial efuUstion is heginning !.c; mieite
considerable'diseattini(tliroUili the State.
.
The iidneralife Co!. 4anni• sTpjang , lt! one, of
fcliedinks between the past and present, who was
the lest survivor of Washington's military family',
'died in Nap York on Friday, full of henorr, at the
.advanced age of 87. : He was Aid de camp to the
Father of his country, and hos become celebrated
for his , hreterleel paintings 4 Tpartteularly that of
Ibe Signers of the Heelaration i)f.ledependence. Ho
will be interred at N,Jiaven:l44e side of the
wife of his Yoath. r The graves of John Trutnbull
and Noah Webster will almost render New Haven
aplace ofpieue 'pil_ rime e.' ';
:11ohrt D, Beteg, the converted Seminole Indi-
I vy hop be,bn preaching at Little Rock; Arltan
mis: now,,engaged dieeeminatlog• the doe.
trprieptihrietianity among hie tribe
cr. ,of the Whigs ; i
n•New,Yoilr;
•
01 9 6 P*Ti*OtiAti. Veiiie,)e'both ot'eood and bud
res'ulto;il444 4 iii•WSi.' Von Buree4
for the,;,Vreri4eifey, add his defafit-..1t thi,n94t e.
leetion. V. 1„,;
• - „
Dtr It. la iterOd'ellt Mg Gitti'hinikif ath'ise4
gr. iirebsk.. ` ti i)`46
i , the:CithipOt:JfifOn. ; •
dude 11 41 Aphbixrpn treaty ;'Bui:Mr. Webster ,
Pinagne&lonifri
MM=il
".\ discussion arose in one of the Harlem
Rail
rmtd ears between two men, one a Whig, the other
a hen, as to the merits and prospects of the (Wiser
ent candidates for the Presidency', After some
considOrable`talk the loco observed, "at all events
we have.one advantage over you whigs—we have
bolt' a dozen candidates from whoni to choose,
while you are pledged to one man." "Admitted,"
replied the .wlaig, "we gkfor Harry of the West,
as 4r:first and only choice." "How . absurd,"
rept kid i bis'antitgon "So 1p , 15C Clay dies,what
will yolplit then ?" "Do ?" answered the who!
—"what '..4t31 Ido 7 By Jove, vote for hi.s
Executors'"'
':frTlie importance of the lat° Whig triumph
in 01;in:item not been properly understood, if, as
is Motor), all State officers 'arc ;Intentlyd by joint
ballot, and the State representatives are to,be op.
portioned Ibis year in the seine Way. ,
"Oa Thursday mornining, 2d inst., - by Rev, Mat.
heVli Ilandlton, Mr. JOIN Bia,antAN to Miso
MArtY FoIIF:MAN t all of Shippensburg.
/4..) the evening of the same Joy by the same,
114. SAMlter, LoNeNECKER to Miss AIART SAM,
ell of Shipprnsburg. .
JOHN, AND 1, HENRY REED •
II IVING. t:111(. 1 141 forthc I,rnc•-
tirr or the Law, cyill toh:oll tr. all business cotrustol
to Iltern.
OPFIC,I.: in West .llttin street, r, few hors west
Of th,. „(•,4t to the St.., .1,,50.
Kby ; and also at the residence of John
opposiie Ow - College.
Carlisle, Nov. 15,.l S i 3
ELI'ET E.:: SILK gildions, A rtifieizils an
Plumes a ow sum fuhltionable styles just reeeite
awl fin• sale St i•ulueel !wires.
CLIITINGEII & CARE Y.
Sliispettslutrg, Npv. 15, 1845.
a r a ta3 - 1 - ff LED ,
, - CAID4SLE BANK,?
NOVI:3111LR 7,1843. S
PM:111E President and Dircetomof this Instito.
El Lion have this day declared n dividend of
TWO AND •A • HALF' PER CENT., payable
on or after the 17111 initnnt.
JUST reeeiv,a a splendid assortment •at Bonnet
Velvet•=iiiiaing Hobnob are Blue, Ain
mune, Green, Cat•nut, iiritusna, Parple,Browii.lllk.
l' Blue 11.11 k., 11 utered, Figured unit Flub) Velvets.
The latest styles of Bonnet Silks and Satins—nil of
which will be sold nt the lowest prives.
CLIPPINGEIt a CAREY.
Shippenslitirg, Nov. 15,1843. 11.-3
•
11.1alaga Grapes.
JUST received a superior artrele at s..ELL - rorrs
c,arlisie, Nov. 7, 18 , 3.
• LAME & DRESS GOQ.Ii§
OF every • variety from 4cts per yd. tip to the
highest prietat. New style striped De Laines,Crate
De Lsines, Clmaans, figured Changeable, plain Ala
paces Lustres of all colors', French, German, sod
English Meritmes. just received at exceedingly
low prices. Call soil see them at the store of
. CLI NI NGER CA REY.
Sitippensburg, Nor. 15, 108'.
• 4DHEAP MfOT/10.'
CASSIMERES, Sidtinetts, Jena and .Vestings
km received by
CUPPINGEIi 37.. CAREY.
Shippenabtirg,'Nov. 15, 1843. , 11-3
-Lemons, Raisins and Figs.
• LARGE and. fresh supply of LEM-
AdilL ONS,I3.AISINS mid FIGS, just received atyLl
01• sale ky,)l4Nk,
Cadisie, Nov. B ? 1845. • •
, .
THE sebheriber, authorized , to settler he apoonnts
of the " Herald gr. tlximsltor i from the 15th
0 0 113t rrirdirMITHrfrThrTM'fia — raliThiziMel
to do'so forthwith, and hereby .aprises all who are
in any way indebted, rus they, ditdi e official visits to
regard this notice, lie can he'fbned at his residence
In West P,enasheroug township, and addressed 'Post
agn,paid„through Abe -Mount Rook Post Officit.
JOSEPH CI WILLIAMS:
.November,B,o43. ,, r , •
. . . . . ..
' E E,OTION'' ..',,,,,..'
AN. E,E lON , wiit,loo?hold at ,tho . public' ,
a... !louse f Samuel preabjl; in Potorbbu et (York
,Pjlfgi i Addolc Oolity,...ati',,t)io q4..Tug4DAT,
„rin j.
.'P e 'Pg .0 ,' ,1 ' 2 01( dii*: . 4V • Deii6n it Or 'it elf; to oloot'
r moiinugori of the Hanover. olidiPterlii!W.TtiriiPAiell ,
I.t 6111 ; C: :„ 0 , m,_ pony ; ,for : t hp' ioj" u 'lir y . ear" ...' :•,.' • I. -
~...,, . ' ; 7 1, Ity orditlrof thp.p4ordqtrwo,FlV-A
'fl , '',,''! , tiIOWAEti3TEPIi: riqi rm* '
i . f Ncitctribor 15;:1840:44•, ..- ~:i•,, A- , 4 1 ,4, l t:
i - ,,J.J. 4..•, , i..., ~.:, „ -..i, i , • 44 0 :•,1,.1..,, ' F. 1 ,.,V . .. - ..!; , :,'• - . , '..' ''''••••'•-• ''i ,
41,icSilikfiaigaititatikilikr•I's
roloi,oooo4'i ti g 9. 4 . oi e lettino.4lo
tiOlitlo n lr tits Soto ,
beFlif . by 4 . ,?Pri0 ., ' 1 P0Y14 ( Y1'0.' ,°1 49P, 1-40 # 0 . 1 _ 1 .ii
yetir it Was bet-syeennito.
"and, two
thinistukel.- The Whigs think they`:ould Aia.Vu,
'SA . O 'fillbut: for the Nitlite'• American;
which received' bet teen, :1 and-9009,vcies, an
dilitia‘eted their strengtb. : ' •. •
So far es hearxr.from, through the State, the'
Whigs have gained, Sphsncctady county, all.
!ighlest year, 243 loco. Montgomesy4 7 nearly.
all Whig; last yeas 513 loco. Albany4oo..Whig;
last year but 200. Orange 500 Whig gain'sinea
last year. Westchester Whig,-the first time for
many years. Columbia,7oo,Whig gain. Partial
returns have been licayd from a number of coun
ties; but enough is not yet ascertained to form an
opinion as to the'. general result. Tho lbeofoco'
majority was so large last ... J .... ear...that we doubt
whether the Whigs can overeout. There is no
doubt, bcntrever, it will be very much'reduced. • 1
Since the above was put in type, news has been li
received from the Western part of the State,
which puts a different aspect on the matter. It
seems the Whigs in the West permitted the elec
tion to go against them by delimit, and have there
fore consigned the State again to the tender mer
cies of Locofbcoism, by a largo majority. It is
-now nimcst certain that the Locnfocos have ear,
tied every Smatolial Oistrici—an increased nnni•
ber . of,zlsseinblynicn—Mid a popular majority of
nearly 25,00 votes, The aggregate vote taken
is about one-third less than usual—probably about
300,000, in a constituency of 450,000.
The great contestyl 1844 will Waken the pen.
plc up, and then a diNerent result may be !Cooked
for. It is proper to say that..the present result
was not oneqpeeted to the Wh i gs
_ w—o e—yoin ted—ont
the Columbia nProfeetnr,7 wae taken out of an
exchange pappi; and the hist numhe'r of tlmir
spirited bine abect gave us the first information.
of its true paternity. ) should not have with—
held the credit had wdlehown to whom it was due..
O.nr acknowledgements a're also due to our sen
sible friend of the Norristown fierald. But lie
will grant, we think, that in the particular case
lie alludes to, it "would nut have looked well" to
give Bie credit in full !
We also grant ourselves a ''preirions pardon"
in two similar eases of larceny upon our good
friends of the York " Bepuhlienn" and Pules.
town "Intelligeneer," and promise nut to do the
like again ! . We might justly reproach some of
our brethren for uncrettiiable conduct toward us ,
but we generously forbear. It miglit not be dB:
ficult to 'prri'm 'ourselves "more sinned against
than sinning," in this Lai rlicolar.
CO-A fall account of the action of the English
government, and the arrest of O'Connell; will be
found in ta diiyg !viper
11771:c New York .American gives the fol!ow
lig capital incident . ; which it says is entitled to
he merit or 'trptli as well 'as excellence :
Ifi At 2[1i.11 Ed).
Ribbons, & Plumes,
• ' S. COBEAN, Cashier
November 15, 1811-3 t:
Bonnet Velvet & Silks,
To DelOquelifB,,
REM
" Itelf tint!: 016 - 4
- , - v-err4ca itrheithi givealibt ;S4.ITEL:-. 1 V4 , 1.
".111Y001111411.61V, f OOVesip'etint. &di% . .;iitin!gsliiii,;)
e tr'atilinV bp*
said SaniittlVo,oiirndokeiiiiy keii4lltol.l and
daCio,him moo _¥ • ."' _
4 ', • 120TiERT l'AirtD;
' AL I Mt..
7,,tZ,7 . .0Vtr0t ., t18;,!,845
• VALUABLE` - MILL:PROPERIY- ••
• •
'FOR - "SAlsti • •/••e • • • a; -
Y
•• •'• •••• •
virtue of, an , ortler of:the: OrPlianta Ciiert - of
Cumberland iconnty, wilt be.,sold:sow the, 00
ruis6s, on SATURDAY, the ttatittlitY.of:NoVertlheri'
the following Valuable Real Estate; late the piper%
ty of Jacob Demist', Of. SoutlPMlddletitin
dece astaiLial,, to wit: S A Trapt UM containihg 42 acres qr,
D1312 , P
sitinitetir!'CtiMbeilanec:ounty, tin road leading'
frorkirtirlislOiHtilieVer, about 5 miles froin .the .
former, placeilidjOinoig'lands of Thomas and James
Metialf ! !.y,f reoo4, Hoover Or. the Yellow Breeches
: ljayjag'lltereo . it,iqected a Four Story
111EROIlAgrAND GRIST
Tiireo, wail n g EtoutsieS,
, . „.
Limo first' is. a • two story !log Douse, Wago'n Maker
•ShoP Mitt lievilltira- , -lhe second is a one story Log
titise anti stable.—the illirfl is a 0111.! story Lug house.
Smith 81'M:end Stable.
' The Mill is in complete °viler, containing four
run of Stones, two pair of Burrs for lloOr, ono pair
of ISurt•s tbrchopping, and one pair of Sands lusting
Elevators, Smut Lachine qt Voting's Patent, and
every other material used in Mills all nearly new
and in first-rate order and ipiality. The Whole Mill
Machine has been put up within a few years. •
The Mill is driven by the Yellow Breeches Creek;
a never failing stream of water, located in the heart
of a grain growing (Mowry, affording an extensive
mummy comma; and tinting excellent. facilities for
f:otseving inm•chant work to market by the Cuiuhcr
f;in Valley Rail road.'
Sale to commence at I'2 o'clock, noon. Terms of
wile made known on the day of sale,hy
.1011 N PEI PACS, Executor.
November 15, 1843. ts-3
call: Vol ksfreimil, Lancaster, will publish to
amount of .51,5 U and charge this ollice.
.VALU44dLE—rARDE
FOR SALE.
Y virtue of 00 ordet: of the Orphan's Court of
.13LCuuiberland_ebuitty,,willbe_s0111-int-the-pretni--
sllb, 01 , THURSDAY, the ith of Deeeuther, the
'74guivloutil6% zipal r 4
belouging to the estate ofJohn Tauger,late orSuutli
Middiztuit township, deceased, containing
• liCie
and log . perows, strict measure, of first-ride Land,
situate in Said township, 6 miles Mom Carlisle, oil.
the road leading to Hanover, and about two miles
ll'orn the Carlisle Iron IVorks, adjoining lands of
Gen. Brenner, Christian I lerr and others. The im
provements thereon erected are it good Stone
i /61. '„ 4 1 , 1 @l f /1113111 111:0331
• 111 1 1
first rate Bank Barn, \Vagott
•' Corn •crib and other tiecess,fi.y out
buildings. The house has a never failing spring of
pure water iti the cellar; there isalso a thriving Or
chard of choice fruit trees. there is also erected
on it a good new still huttse, two Tenant Houses.
with . it Stable rm. eavh; - About 114 acres of this
plant:loot] is in a high state cur cuicicuc,ucifflu and under
good tem . :l . !, with water ju nearly every field; and the
residue iS.Vull Til)11111 . Land. :here isai Limestone
Qtairry nit the place, which is consblered to be the
eery best in tiro century, together with ii good Lime
lido. Also lit the same time Sand ida_ce
10 AEG/'CS 01 19110ionlitisi•
with sproting eliesnuf timber, situate in said town
ship, about twit Illill•8 110111 the above !gained tracts.
• Sale t.) (1)111111ellee at I'2 o'clock, Talon. Terms of
sale made known on the day c,r sale, hy
CHRISTIAN HERR, •
• Administrator of John 'l'imger, dee'd.
November IS, 18111.' is-3
Velksti•ctind, Lancaster,. will publish to
amount el' $1,50 and clate r . , ,e this office..
Orphabrs - Court Sale,
'WM101'11(.1' 11 . 01111 thtt01 . 111 . 1:1108 COllll,
the ',kir., will lie sold on tote
premises, by public nde, au 'l'll tlitSl)Al', the 711
of December, at I o'clock, I'. M. the followit- de
scribed Real Estate of 1 Valiant Orr, deceased, %ig:
a ILO T CV 0 U.llllO,
stilt in the borough of Mcchanicslntrg,oullte south
side of .11ain street, coot:lining 50 feet front and a
bout 515 I'M tureit to Locust street, the same being
divided by btable alley—hounded oil the East by sin
alley, and on the NVcst by a lot of Michael !louver,
4:s:1 - 0 1,11cl:1g thereon erected a Two
stor c mi
;; itioK iism, so ly
„„„,, will. two brick: back buildings, a N U 4
Itrick Smo
Stable.ke llutice, and a d
- L ouble
frame • IS •
•
The terms of sale to be ns follows, to wit: id 01
to be paid Jul confirmation of the Sale, 0110 11111 f o
the balance on the Ist of April nest, when posses
sine will be given, and the remainder in one yea
thereafter without interest. Rent reserved to April
1831. Payments to lii Sretired br Judginents. At
tend:owe OM be given on said day by
LEVI
Guardian fot• Anderson C. Orr, William Orr mu
Martha A: Orr; and attortiey in fail fur liebeeet
th•r and James Orr.
November 15,184:1
•
ADJOURNED ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
N pursuance of au order Of the Orplintis' Court
I of Cumberland Comity, will be exposed to pub
lic side,at ibv fttAl is house Ql%/Iso. Stough in Stoughs
town. on Saturd,ti the Cstll or November next, :it I'2
o'clock, noon, of that dity, the following described
real estate lute the property of John Stough,
viz :
EMS
No. A tract of Limestone Land, ad-
Stoughstown, l Newton township, said
county,,boutatedify hinds of.lohn NVeullocli.Sharp's
heirs, Browiciwell's heirs, the Harrisburg & Chem
bersburg, turnpike road; and other property of the
said John Stough, dec'd., containing 105. acres 041
perches strict measuril or which about 100 neves are
cleared; under good retire, and in good cultivation.
The improvements are a large TWO
STORY STONE ()USE AND
KITHHEN, now occupied as a 'Far- ave. • I:.
esn, a large BANK DARN, two s
Frame Stables uud 'Other out houses.
A fine young Apple Orchard mid other fruit trees,
HMI a never thiling well of water.
No. 2. A tract of Limestone Land in
said • Newton township, bounded by Lints of Skiles
NVoodbotli, Jaeoh Itelshoover, l'olly Fulton, and the
Illarrislifirg and Chambersbut.g Turnpike road, con
taining. 71 Acres mid 29 8-10 Perches, or which
about 4t acres are cleared, in good cultivation, and
under exerllent - fence t having thereon erected a one
story and a• half Log I louse, a Log Burn, Corn Crib
and Shed. There is a good Ot.ultarq St Cider Press
on the premises. .
•
No. 3. A Two Story Frame House, a
Stone Shop, a Frame Shop, and a 1.0; Stable, a ith
1, acres and 61 perches of land thereto attached, sit
uate hi Stanglastown alblesaid, bounded by lands"of
Mitchell Stewart, Samuel :Mellinger, and tract No.
I, aforesaid. •
..I . lir ternis of sale will 11 , ,•, V 20.0 to he paid on pur
par; No. to be paid on purport No.
and $5O an purport No. 3-011 the confirmation 'of
the sale of each respectively.
One third of the purchase money of each tract to
ain iii the l o ud, the interest thereon to be paid
to the widow of Sohn Stough yearly and evcry year
during het' life, and the principal at her death to the
heirs and represematives of the said John Stough,'
deed. One liaifthe residue of the purchase money
to lie paid wi,ori, tot of April nest, wheiVpossessjoit
wilt be given, and the remainder, in,two egucl annual
instahnents thoreafme without !interest. Payments
to, be secured by recogniz.ances with security in the
Orphans' Court,
(Grain in the ground ".o be reserved.)
•.. . G 14.1. SANDEOSON, Thistee.
Oetiiher 26,1643. is
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! !
A NG.ENY ,ez.• ANDERSON,' on the
North East ,Corneeof ille„ Public Stmare.anit
directly. otmoiita the M:Mket House, are now open
ing, a large and well selected assortment of DRY.
GOODS and GROCERIES which, they will 'sell on
the pot Favorable terms' ( The following nrticlei
coompse pnri.fiktheir stock, to which They tire Week,
‘Veni dyed blacks and Ll4e blsalfs, greens, inyis
ible greens, olive-greenS, 0 146. PrOwnli.Patlnt greys,
blues and brawn CLOTHS, also 14:14.4
.I.lpyep
Clothe. -
• Fancy,Pin k% Wall:Tweed CASfItiERE.§.
Plain antl.Fanoy
~•
.•
Red Rusk White . Flannel, Canton ant_
kin
seline.de : Ines, 7.ttl pawl
Thilintinei;- Brock% 111er3no.,
Viibet and Damask'
SHANVI 4 9; ,1 • •!, •.• •
Ladfra - creynta, •ivitli a, lame, a asortin etit or GloTea
' 4 "o . l lo fterY. ,, ,:;TPgeo4ll4lilliri viiriOY'of oth
,er IQQ piltker9o to ineitpowli . .,-
God rale` "Nov. ' - s
0 oOpt
4tAit:re§e,pi ea+iP6~loiettie~e l ufl6i Isj T!['3:
I t c..44.11•1,e.prqr.,8 1844dif tf.4,
, ;'' ' Q ,l'l ' ,. i . :: , 72 '. : ,'
~.'1,.,',E`'26;
IlMlit==l==ilM=
ME
Ting' property' fs• 'shunted in a 'very 'healthy and
plAtitifit neighborhood---and persons ifesi ring to pue
elnue'prOperty winild do well to call and hue it, ash
only lies about 5 miles North from Nawyille and the
Cuniberland Valley Hail 'Road. • •
The terrhs of sale are—one third of the purebuse
money to remain charged upon the land, &mk t ; the
life time, of the Widow, the interest to heprull to
liei! annually. One hundred dollars '66 the day,of
Sale, one °third of the residue on the Ist of .April,
1844, 4ind the balance in two equal nanqul
.instal
mcnts, to be secured by Judgment Bonds;
JOSKPII 'CASEY,•
Trustee appointed by thet;ourt.
November 15, 18 i 3. 0-3
Petition fin. discharge and Certificate under the
Ilk Bankrupt Law his been filed' by WILLIAM
13NLY, Currier, Cumberland, and Friday the ISt!
'or .laaua•y nest, at 11 o'clock, A. M. is appointed
for the hearing thereof, before the said t..ourt. sit
ting in Bankruptcy, at the District Court Room in
the City of Philadelphia; wind and where the emit
tors of the saki Petitioner, who have , proved their
debts, and all other person . s in interest, may appear
and !Mow cause, if they hate, why such discharge
and Certificate should - not he granted.
• VILA'S HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 18443..
TN pursuance or 31)/ order:of Opp Cativt
of CuitiberlittA_Gowity,-1 will expose to by
public outcry 81 - 0. - 6 iirtlises, on Satitrilny lht !hi t
day of Dycerttplotiextolie fotlowitig dcscritiod cut
caiitetellitt property of Tan Itetlilig, ,izt
TIF'O LOTS OF G.IIOdIJD^D,
situate in tin! horongh of..Shippensburg, adjoining
lots of Stephen Cochran. (Me of said lots having
thereon ,erected a one strut` Weather-boarded log.
house, and the Mimi. 'without any iMprovements
thereon.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms,
cash on the confli.mation or the sale.
A. B. 37.1 HSIIAI r,, No. 188 C 7, miff sirret
riettoeeit 7//i and Bth.
•
PHILikDhLPHILI.
71AS received a large assortment o:SilkS,Shawls
n Velvets, Cashmere IP Nlouse
line In I.aines, French .11erino . es, llosiery, Linen
411ovesi Laces, Printed Velvets
Flannels, Linens, French Chintzes. A ineriean Cali
coes • and is daily adding to his ',bock 'the twist
FASIIIONAIILE AN D-NFAVV.ST DRY (MODS
as they ; all of which will be sold Wholes:do
and - detail, at the lowest prices.
(a. qtritigers will find it particularly to their in
terest to call, as the goods are ail uarranted and dip
Lowest cash price named first, mid no abatement.
Philadelphia, Nov. 8,18,13.
II N
_piirsuance — nt an order of the Or
a_ plans' Court of Cumberland County, will he sold
at public sale, on the preinises, on Vatorthiy /be
111 rif Pereolber next, at 1:3 o'clock, M., the follow
ing described tracts Or parrels of land; lute the prop
erty of Margaret Quigley, (formerly It largaret
CroehettOileed.. eituate in Monroe ton I:dill:01:mm
5 miles south-east of :
No, 1. - The Aloosino root:dor
log NINE'CV ACItES Juid 11)1T It 1'1'111(.11ES.
strict monsure, of which 1140111 F :11TO:1111, 1.11 1 01 . 011,
:11111 under good relleo2llll4llll 111 j 1 ' , MI. (11 . 1011111 1-
1 . 1011, /11111 file 1101 . 0111 e 1:0V01 . 011 e,•11,0,11 . 001 , : 0
1 4 0 . 1111111 et 114 110011(11-0111 , 11lialt II: 17001 , 10 Rl o l'l- . 100.
:01 . , 3141111 Alitler, 3:1111t, (:1•10'',1,1111.1 110 1 YlOlO l4.
111 . 001:111, creek. I,
yr lAN; 1111 USE and 1,0 t; II
Crib :m•1 uthet• uulbuiltliurti. I is ;1410 o'l
of u titer :mil an
el low IliTvelies creek 1111,h C1L11:0 11: 110'1101140 11101
1111101:
No. The other porpartwhieb iv anoes;ed io the
above by the inquisition • ill to iw v ith it as uui•
isst piece of w()oi)Lvis.i) of
strict measure, about one-fourth of a mile from the
otheroutioinion; lands or George no ov
tzhoe,, m
elooil is g eN bei m and other lands or which said
ten acres arc 0 part. •
The two tracts together make 100 acres and 4
perches of excellent 1111111. Possession will be given
on the Ist of April next. •
The terms will bm.one hall the purchase moiler
to be paid on the cqa irmntiou of the sale and mak-
Mg the decal, anl the residue in two equal 11111111111
payinents thereafter, without interest, to be secured
lay .111dgeMeld 1301111 S. •
11:47.0: SANDERSON, TIISICC.
Xoll2llolo', (1,1843. ts.V.
Assignment of Martin Kelley, •
O
18-15, Martin AlMley, the Pith of °cipher,
of the borough of Afechaidesliurg, Cuuther
hind County, made an assignment of 3111 his VireVl3
to the subscriber, for the benefit of his creditocs.—
Ali persons having claiths or demands against Ow
Assignor are notified that the Assignee residing. in
Monroe
,toumship will meet them at the public house
of S. Nfe'iley in Me . Maniesburg, on earl, WA V
after the publication of this notice, to wiljust and set
tle all. bin accounts. Aml persmis
whether by book account or °Memoir, are required
to make payment immediately.
li1 . 1012GF: 1111'111UL
Monroe township Nov. 1,18. bi Cd.:l.
A BARGAIN.
TI -1,,E GOODS of a to!intry six?ke
sled in a wealthy part of the Collet) is offer
ed at private sale, upon reasonable treats, olferou;
great inducements to tiny person wishing. to embark
in Mat business. The Store Room Call be rented
for one or more years. For further partithlues en
quire of the Editor.
November!, 1843. tf-I.
vEoriffENTAL S3P'thauir6JB
1113REPAREI) and sold wholesale and retail by Dr.
1_ \V. C. M'Phersott, west sole Market Square,
liarrisburg,
These Spirits.nre warranted to he superior tn env
other preparation Howie - Usti', for vv»mving all kinds
of Grease, 'l'ar, Ott Wax, &e., trent ladies and
gentlemen's wearing apparel, without injuring
thou. 1t is, also effectual in Roaming spots occa
sioned by any kind of acid.
It will also be lim i t a very useful artiele for re
moving dandruff from the head, and &caving ;Ike hair
in a Itealthy . and rigorous condition.
Price 87i cents per oottle. A liberal discount
made to these who purchase to sell again.
Sold in Carlisle by T. C. S'FDY ENSON and
MYERS & HAVERSTICK 1 Agents for, his bo
rough.
• Carlisle', NOTeMber 1, 1845;
•
DR, RUSH'S NFALL(BLE HAtTH PILL S ,
TWELVE AND A-HALF CENTS A BOX.
The proprietor of this invaluable legacy of a great
man, has for some time failed to present them to the
public in anutlverfisenield. The meson it plain
one. Serpepli has ) : hut' use given satislbetion, and
sn strongly have they been recommended to one an
other, that it "Was been utterly impossible to supply .
the denuind, both here and for cumin y.tgents. Do
ring keser l i monk mom than two hundred gross
Or nearly TIMITY TtIioUSAND, BOXES, hare,
been sold, in this city and vicinity, and supplied td
Agents throughobt the United tates; and many or
ders IMVe been on; linntl'weelvs hefore they could • he
filled. In fact it neeilknot the.ipirit of prophecy to
foretell the tini.Yhtin - ttlys only Pill in use will be
that -Invented hjAlte , fiemortal Dr. Benjamin Rush,
1141 M 1 f - IV I ONIUMV UL Sve curq;;lre're cure
teemed siill'nigh'inUpoisibles they linVu restored to
perfect health hundreds who had lerig.lithgbislied
basis Of,paint they. have' operated like, tharm;•Wheit'
all ethyl', medicines 4iled even to afthrdrelleft' they
haVegoven,nomfort tix the afflicted, and hope to the,
14eipultingrthe,y have removed 'the ills of-the young
trk:thiraged,?: . lndted i they ,
seem mpussosa the,properties ascribed hy'thiinlelrV4
misty of former days.to that 14,txtn, , that Sovsttetos
I 1 vet . lhtlt: ; egmlgeror of infirmities, discover,
which
,theY antifiastied.logdaYs•- , 5%
earrnightif
Sglil,in Carlisle at Kl+lKEbLtli
,fle6le.gterei 4nit ;High:Streeto.llO: ikeln.ApentS
ales - Deeds .itc.
ROR4I4,4,VorfAI TI S' OFFICO
fr."
. .
$O , eloatkr •
115 • rt Sale
p - ,
lay 4 4 • 044
fi,Lllll Obeitliirodltnipty, the prerni 7 '
r , sea-;;'404'01111.11:Y, lliogillmhiy'pf . .Pecember o the
~lielongid~~f(ithohoti•b'bf'raris♦ol{iicllte-iledd.; silo=
ore county,
ingibintfer.Oril 'eerie Galgoe; !idyll of Joseph Landis,
indAielritif: ; 4kory , Knettleicontitfin'ine•. •• ; • •
23vittith;Of; 61'64 . 1.4.4nd . fr0m'.2.510 ~ N tr Of
‘rhielrill'OlatfOiOranil oP a•
ittl ) ii'Oeine4taiore .n • rwo;ilifibry Loft. , ,.
OUSP` f , ind Lygllarn, with'
pr'o'verhentsiliel.rop erected.' A etti.tnm . 1 7::: I 4
'of r ruilhing.ivaite4risses thrihigh th e en 7 .. .
tire lehgth of " the traet;' well
n'e'ver failing Water with a punip nt 'the 'docr:---end nti
excelfont spring,of' water within' "Edw 'reds of the
.
house:• ' ; • " '
NOTICE,
kublic __Sale,-
- CHRISTA IN DEMI] A, AtlsiCi
November 14, 1843,
NEW FALL &' WINTER DRY GOODS.
ADJOURNED SALE,
NEVVITAILBHING , Ea B - I HMENT
Tr * rif 10'0 Ile, I, •
i;e• hip
cciounact4ls
Tailoring Mr:l%, S.'
!sleightler, unger thn.firm ,H
- nf ANTCIII §c 11E1011-
tali,' at 01(1'.8tfinir; :Isriirili:liannier'itic , ei;
nenrly:ppncißitic 'fitovenf Myeeelv Sliefer.:ZflieY•
nrc,prenin•nil ; tg execute oll.orderst.nirnen4d
!'•-• •'•.- 1
Pau l idati quar; •
terlv. I . ' :11ANTC1.1. 111:1G1 - 1:1'tilL't •
6, 1 11 8 1 a, Narayiber 1, 1849.7-lf:
• Par Sale.
lutr lLL• L e exposed to public SIOC' on toe piTtni.
• V V,: leas, on . SATURDAY,• the 45th day, of Not: ,
vember next at noon, thin valuable propecty , situate
on the North East corner of High and Bedford streets
in the Borough bf Carlisle, consisting of
TWOSTORY STONE uousm,
tettsive BRICK back buildings, a Two ;r4;lr , L
"STORY FRAME HOUSE, imd larg e MIS
ID
Bpi." Stable, with a never failing well
and 'alum) in the vurd. This property. has been
heretofore oectipieil as n 'tavern for which it is well
suited. The terms of sale are, the one half of the
purchase money to be paul,on the first day of April
:text, when the Deed and possession will be given,
nod the residue in two elptai annual payments there
after, with Interest the whole to lie secured by Judg
ment Bonds. -
If the abore properly is not sold, it Whi he rented
ror one or more }cars Irpot and after the I II day of
April next. JAMES . 11. limynit,
Agent for Commodore Jesse D. Elliott.
Carlisle; November 1, 1843. •
THE undersigned appointed an Anl tnr In - the
(Jrphans? Court of Citinberland county, to tind:e dis
tribution or the mouey in the hands or (;eorg,e o'-
1)onnell, no Administrator or 1)r. John Tenzer, de
ceased; amongst the creditors or said decedent, 'ad)]
1110CUit - Ini . rongit of Dullish., for.'
said purpose. 'tit FR WAY, the Sum *day of December
next, at ten o'cltiek iu the forenoon of said day, 0 heti
and where said creditors are required to :afoul.
11Uffil (:4‘ l / I ,I_,A.GIIrR
Carlisle, November 1, I&•s.4.—fit.
ALEXANDER-TODA
Atter:des at Lan*.
7 1
.11E endersi4ne.(l have associated ps
. 11:iree•rs in the pradite of . km, 714 Cumb,:r.
Emil and Porry enmities. One ne itoth . pf theta tuay.
Itealways found and conhultorl at ( I li ) (Olive Itet'em
fore neetittioll by S. Alexander, next dour to to the
..Carlisle Batik. Strict attontiou will Ito liven In all
business placotritt their envy.
SA NI MU, A LEXANDEIt
LEN' UEL ToDD.
Okober 1 - 8, 1843
Elerfloot 61 .nlitel t .
CARLISLE BANK
- Oetobee IS, I 313.
liernhy given to too Slovklioniers it
ihnt nu oluelioil 0 111 beheld
the Banking !louse on the Sd ,NIONILIY of No
veinlier thpAgoes of 10 and 3 o'clork
(being. the 20tli ds of tin• tot• thirteen Di
rectors to serve the ensuing 'env.
\VAL S. COHEAN, f.11.Y/11e1•
New Tobacco & Se.o-ar
AHN - UP'.A6 - '7Oll-IY.
rovim SiOlSCriller 11111111 inform the hill:Minims of
cadio c and it); . viciiiity, 'Aharlie has opened a
Tobacco:int! Segal. Establishment, in South 11111101'er
street, two ilittii.s South of the Court house, ahil im
mediately adjoining 11Orkhohier's lintel. Ile
will keep on bonds Alanuitteitweil 'rolmeeo, such ns
Carentli3ll„ 4 .iweet fieent, Mg, Roll, Virginia
• Twist, Dtileisinins, Spike anti Pig tail. Also,
Cut and Der, Scotch Rappee and Alatievit
bau Snuff, Pipes, Ism., SPanish,
Spanish mot Common Sttars,
of the hest quality, all Qr . which he 1611 sell ial
terms to snit the times. •
GEORGE 'WEAVER.
N. B. The stiliseriber wjfilies to lime a :hare o r
ptiblie patronage in opposition to imposition by
Foreign Maimthetures. G.
Garfish., October 11,1843.
Bellain; lict at Private Sale.
rr, — .7llP: suh?ri•ib c r oilers at Orivnte salty' very hand
l/ soniely situ:m.ll 111111,-DING situate in
the angle lorou•d by l'oporret tool Al'ust ►ligh streets,
ip llns horongli, :col very nrarly oppbsite Dickinson
si•r.r• it is egylal ton tow, lot 11101 a
tir,t It tiler,• eligibly or better lolmtion for s
prwAte dwelling, in the borough. • The situation
coiotnaiols all t•sionsi co vie* orthe benntjlid country
socr olohotr,tegoilo•r with till (loth
•I'he lot o..etis only to he strut have its :ulcautnhes
1111111111(.11. furtherpartieulars, as to terms, ke.,
eugnire of the subscriber.
chloberll9lB 4 3
BURKHOLDER'S HOTEL,
TIII subscriber has taken that we',
'kuown tavern shim! in Smith Hanover street
lormerly neettpitd ht' Wm. S. Allen, and more is.
...nutty he Mitchell 'NI,. Ohm, where he is ',rewired
to acenmmmhoe all alto t ear hivor him will, .there
enstom, in the hest style, tad on the lima reason
ahle terms.
ilk ISAIt will always „he stittell . etl. with the
choicest liquors—and his TAIbIJ with the hest the
marl:Lis caw
. .
flis S I'AISI,I'.L is amplr, and a rtirehil Ostler
will hi. kept alwas3 Ijit(4l . l . :US will
rind it to their a(I1:1111:ige to gin., law a v4l.
BOA ILDP.II{S will be tukute by the week, month,
Or year. ,
Lc left miticoc: oil theicirt of the
subscriber to pleltse those ito oei) iciy ills 1101181... It
Visit—hid therefore solicits it share of public patron-
11. L. BUIM1101,1)E11.
Carlisle, April I'2, 13 i 5. 6,11-.2 I
DissolOtidn of Part4orliip.
TH E partnership heretofore existing
betWeelk the sehscrile•rs hi tee Shouteekieg
hesine , F, is this (i:iy by n111111;11 (. 0, 1MelIl•
' IIIC books ahil Itt,oilikts or ill he 101 St
the-shop, and settled by- Te, ler, to- wheat
Payment must be 111:14k: itiuuedi;dct c.
JOIIN •
TAVLOU;
GEOliGr. TATI.OI,I.
tS-59.
CatiiFte, Oct., IS, 18.1
N. B. The bitioeqi will 1.).: conditoted owttsttal
itt the old MIN) in ..‘4l..itt street, next door to If.by'b
Grocery, lip
GEORGE TAYLOR
Diaalution of Partneysr4'ip.
'Taw partnership . heretothre existing between
1 the stiliserillers was dissolved by mutual eon
stint on the 14th inst. The books are for the present
in the Intuit or George Miami to whom those in
debted to the entniern, ore requested to make imme
diate payment ail nil elaints to be presented for
settlement. .1).)11N AreGl PPE It V.
uTTON.
ti-5‘2
Carlisle, Oct. 0, 184.5
Assignipont of Daniel Heck,
ofIN the 13th day of January, 111.13, Daniel fleck
, iIJ? of Newton township, Cumberland canto.,
Made an assignment of WI lime abets to the subs':
fin the benefit of his creditors. , All perm:tits *oar
ing. claims or demands against the Assignor are no.,
tiGed that the Assignees and Assignor will Meet at
the public House of Elias Deal, in
.New Ville on
SAI UIhDAY , lie lath of November itt'9 o'clock
to adjust and settle all his accounts. • And 'ell pert
sons indebted bolter by book oceOunts or velitille
motes are requested to make paratebt on or. beforj:i'
the Ist day. of December, as no further it4iigence
tatTbe , ,
. caux.,.)
Assignees..
Norville, Oct. ds, • . • tr-52
•
• , .
stibsevibei• hail rig determined on going to the
West, persons indebted to Vim individually had
fittter, keep u keen loojc vitt these frosty mornings, n s
lum defePtnined OlOspop tnybusiness speedily.
Cloths.: Cloths: o hall!: •
rD piloi over coming's Trench,
Americo,Englisk : mid-i Bilmd ; Clan tit from
uhaap store of CLIPPINGER & CARES.
• Barn, '
ot'aity orreil' HAMS, for
sale at the stove of CHAS. •HAT
, LN.I,TZ,/e.. 4 p0..,, ,
Carlisle' Oetolker,9.3 - • ti:42
. . ,
JUST TeotlveiVand:fo,t4'sill&Alot,..f.S(l,ll],t.oll
,tllO sto r e of. etiAs:
ha Vottine,
CLIPP,INQVRo't 'PWREY r
iv, .net
'
v4;ipeoitigii,lotto ikirtrnint of fasjijonnyk,C4
Orperes Vestings All6'lllll . 1,1 ! - 9 I q%Y 3 t
, . " • ~:j o ,•,-;
thitobersla„,i ,
• • ')' ' -,•;, 6 ~ j.- :
'Register s Notice;
• -, . , •
.. Rimmf
e',l Qtror. 1: :;:-•
'';: i ' l • Corlisle; NOvernberll 4 . 1iii4.3.;:..4-`.
'N° ll c" la lit"bY given to alf.aersonn intor . l . 4oi,
iiii;it.tifo following_ aceountii have been-filed iritbilf,:i
'office for exiiiiiination'bi the 'tieb s ouniiintli tlidivin7
nained,. and will bp preeenfeld.:4o the , piofigki-e
Court of Cumberla MI county, for confirmation Mid;
tillonia ice' n TuesdaYAlie.r2th a4Or D ec c inbC 4 '
,A D.ld4
1„ The a , c ont of, F,rodorick2eigler, ndmiriis.
miter of Noa Ved'den, late of Frankfort if.'tOviiii.
thip,'.deceused . ; • '' '' •,""'-' —'• '`. ': :
~',,
...9. Tlicaa aunt of Ezekiel': Bullecii ; ;E?recutde
, i ,
of Edward Daugherty,, lute of tile'
,13Ortiugli'df
Carlisle, deceased. '', ' '' ''7":.%: ': ; .
, at Whooqcount of David Rraildi, adMinisdrator
of Altfloycl Br4ndt, !Atte .of Dickinson: 4Witaliiii;
deceasaii. • .
4. The, account of kvid.Kolb,,administratoi
of 'Johil tlmberger t late of :Et-ankfog tomioliip,
. .
1 y 5..,M0 NorkplOrpon!.al ricootiOt 'Of David Wagon.
or,
Executor of, Adam Wolf, late of the Borough
ofShinpensborg,deceased: • : ' , '
, 6. The account of John ft.Wcai , ,er; l admir;
of Elizabeth Black; late of .tlfe Bortiugh of Car:
lisle, deceased. ~ • •. . .
7. The account of John .H. Weaver, Adminis.
trator of the estate of Samuel Neidich, late of the
Borough of Carlisle, Mu:cur - wil t
S. The account of Clemens McFarlane, Ail.
min istrator D. B. N. clini-Tatamento annex,' of
Thomas Kennedy, deceased.
The account of George•Rvply,,Onardian of the
minor c-bildren of Harvey Rose, dcc'd. settled by
George Rupp, his administrator.
The account of John Harper, Esq., Guardian
of Elizabeth Showalter, minor daughter of John
Showalter; late of Frank ford township.
The account of Samuel Bowman, Guardian of
the minor children' of Harvey Ruse, deceased.'
=JACOB BRETZ, Register.
14'0110771y, COlnUfi't and FaShinn/
hirEAP MEATS AND CAPS.
South West corner of third and Wa k lnni Streets,
sill.eriber-ollirrA Alt assomment OrrA - FCIT:
lONAIILII and PLAIN iiATs mid CAPS, of
go bd material, made by the heat workmen, and gqt
tip in hatniome style. Also his " PATENT CA 5-
simEltE I IAT;" whlo is light, idelisant and dura
ble, and -best-oral) cheap. It retalnp its first appear'=
since' till worn out,-and 0 easily Rept clean milli the
clothes !trust, or a i.p brIMMI.
lII' /INS his own Manufactory, attends personally
to o rders, and respc,tfully,ask6)l:Call Iron' those
who visit the city, and he tenets he can supply diem
with such arncles iii his line 118 CIMIMt 11411 lq glue
satislitction, both iniwiee mid in tlinility.
Every artiele made lo ordee at 'shoal notice. and
any that prove deleeti to will most Oleg:01111y be ex
ebanged.
OLIVER Br:Obi:E.
Oct. II , 1845. 50.
rl'Utsh pail; for FURS— N 14519111, 11:icentn, 01-
61`, ox,
'I t.' w`c . `••=' 'i l • .1 ,. '"' 6
.•J ; ;4.4 .1 ‘....0 r. • 5...4 :a c....J
• .
• DENTIST,
•
. .
IFII.V
1. fp..i•fllii :211 oparatiam 'Toil 1.1 a! Tailli,
tlatt-artt r t lititrol lott.their prek,t•rt stun, such
11S SCalli/fr, P%/ii/g, i'il,'lTA , • . o,7, iYII., or will 1 . 01. , 101 . 0
tic lOSi of them, by iinvoimg Artiliaial Vcalt, ft ant
a' singla Twilit; tit a fall sett.
ur:1;0111ao on Pitt atract, a few door; South or the
ihoh•toot I f o to. • . .
N. 11. 1)r Loomis will 1m ninety. train Carlisle,
I-re-last tea flays. in (melt month. .
:11a _
y 24, 18:1:i. ~, tr-Sti
. .
JOHN HARPER,
etva sacr,
(-2 .
v 0 z ( 4- e n 9'.
• ALSO,
, .
.CEAMMISSientr to Bfi:47,:rrtricy.
HAS removed his oftle to North Honor( r
Street, West side, 8 doors North of I,outher
street, and nearly opposite the (dike, of Williani
Irvine,'Esq., where he will as usual carefully
attend to all business which may be entrusted to
him id the line of his ifrolessuin.
Carlisle, April 12, 1843.
6% v;; - vaIlLi,vitin,
WHOLESALE 86 RETAI GROCERY,
I'ariraraling Colo2ilsiSSiOle
'SI VP"' ' IN ~ .• .
Uralct• in cnnntt•c Pinsloirg NLmnfictnl•ct•
^ No. '2B, F'il'th stmet, PITTSBURG, Pa.
Av4ast 141. 184.3.
Iv. B. MUIIIIIAY.
u-50
J. IT. L4V1Z.1.117,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
11;trristparg, Pa.
ESPECTPULLY intern's the Far
me-rs, Atiners, erelialqs and the nubile gen
erally, that lie is tam prep:trial with large COM
mrmill,llS Wore I Nes, on The l'enna Canal, near
the riot of Wallin! strect.iii I lareishurg, to relative
in Store ror Shipi lent, Coition y pratinee and ler
eltantlize to philoopiii.,,.noon,op q Hui! pi:lshii... 4 .
and iutt....,1,3t0 plac.es. D. 1,A . 11 and Co ' s
H 110,711111 this class title Water ..Canal
Boats, ill Mill from the I 10te...g; in hirrishura..
Boat, .1. C. .)le:\ -
Clic
I'ocif c.
Mary atltilliartlni,
Mire at, 18.47.
,NOll7 Po THEE BARGAI.7.IS
(1,11 :WINGER k CAgEY
. (.Vear Rood, Shi(tpensbzirg)
AVE just opened the•, oast extensive nsmeez
uncut or fill EA l' AS I) • FASMON ABLE
G001)ti ever ell'eresl 1.1 0118 iILACV. Ft cry vstiet)•
of N ENV ( io:) us on Rood and Will be sold at tize
Owe:A 1/1 . 1C(18
Oeteher 18, 1843. tG-•il
Estate or Christina Unhangst r recd.
LE'rrEW:: tustamentarr on tllo estate
of CHRISTINA UNII.V.S . ;GST, late of AIR'-
tliu towi,shipoleceased, having. been granted te of
blirrilier residing in the same towy J ship. All per
spn3 having claims Against Bahl eatate, are hereby
requested to present them duly authenticated' for
pettledimit. Aral those indeld•Al to make payment
immediately to AM:IIMAX' 11EISTP.R.
Cnrlisle, October 25, 1%43
Est,ate cfJonn Sierer, dectiisol,
LETTERS 'Uestasnuntary nn the Es.
tate of J(ArN,SIEREI2, late of Kiva Poins
horongli.towir;n4,, have been granted . lo the.snimeri
hers residing.; in the sAme township. All . pvi•sons
iu
ehteil to s'Aid chtate are rt.tplested uunn,
dike. par.nclit, nod tiv.se having claims to inTs , :nt
hoot to BENJAMIN 'ERB.
• .
ELIZABETH stiutelt; Airrnrk.
ect.,ber 4 1843. . • (It-49
EstAto of Henry ,1111116 r, deceased,
Eri 4 ri,RS i'eseetitentary on the estate
a A11 . 11;01t, or Allen' township
have been gr'uotetl.to the subscriber residing in the
some te*lts4iiti ! All persons baring elitithsnahtst
said estate, urn hereby notified to present them dilly
authenticated for settlement, • And,lllose knoivin,7
shernsilYes indebted to make payment immediately
to • SAMUEL M1131.:12; Expeuter.
Carliale,Oetobat• 25,1843.
1411.1p13
A T a. stated baphaus Court began on Tti
DAY, the nth of August, 1843' to' be holden
at Carlisle for Clindinvlaud comity, before, the.Flon.
Samoa 'lreplinrit; Esq. dodge, and John
Stiuo.t nod ..Flioins;i Co NI il ler, Esers.;' , Assbch*c,
;lodges of the mint' Citotl, the billowing ptlneedtiigio,l
hinre. hail, to wit : '
•
C r ib) the ease l of *be , WO, or.Vartition
&ha' on the Estate of L eomi .,.l Th ro w,
Irbe !tole on the ilities•aitil•lientetnitlidiittr'orallid.'... ,
decedent to aerniit qv rriuse to tineeßt twdit t °gnat sit
thi4aluaiion . havitoA' been , : enturned served hy, the
iShviift; and Afiltlavt - t,of that foe( living. teen, 'nada
by biro, and the Raid several heirsimil rep Tentatives •
haVing. beeiveslleiliin.onel Court and nottlifithaint
alitpeaktog to-attakitt.pr reruse 1 ",„ 8 "e041 , "Y ,4 0
,Ll'••Now to wit:bill' Aitkint; 10341; on non tort oi oar.
:4.51.41,11e, oath': heirs and represetAntitelhoUlthei
' ilecetleotto appear at the:next qiU„e,Ottypbana'
Court tutu Why the estato:t i v portiliod
Estate , .o ec, 64 , t
.• .•. . • , . a.ton.., not ve ?
.?...61ty ,pe4
11COT15;t0 , Jtibereb,i , .'giveti,itl'at Lettet , a. of A ' cluiia- , or by .writing 1...1t-it.tlietr4tptee of abode, to those ~
Ataktilhlikille'eMltth qt gINE-..,1 residing •Ati the,' ':at'int . y;l , Rollithetlain l l- andlO ;nil
MART - , lair' brill ‘'..110 ore resident out .fif ,the:Onunty hy.putilimition
en, have been • Onteetito resttliag three. timeri In One oetVajoipet T folGilltieritrelliiti
the sumac township. , Afl . ptil soils ktioining:thernselo;4'l, • "
indebted to Old esui'foba itaymeOt I elfill3liitLA.ND CO UNTY, S.
and hose eqnla to: present, Ou lu ' duly lwreby eo.ilify that die-11441(c ,,
ileated taty aettletilhit," in it. a the ettpy-,talien froin the lie j t~
• JOI 'lt;'jlikEHAßl', i'oortla of. shit' - gautt.: (
MINIM RINK! Olt:band and .Peal pl
'Si •
. um strato rt; ( Cou r t
" L'•
CONN • tb RING ND . OYEING 110,0rao, 1, 1848. At,,y
r.• .
!; E.J,N
aubsrrtbrr,,'teape~4
.y the ?' I P no; •
• • .Pablie *At- oommery' Cestitte
the
tpo ahov,O.bnsineag:hneowpoffie:iiimost • r
scowl:01p, bustopto ootma,rof:
pare and, 140164 .tt:t all. iltitlUtig - giva:itiitieiwti:::" , ise r et;w t ;iiti L6 t itheeefiva,VbttrliiileieudY:litAltt:
elos e4truated.tO ,11 4,' , :fert - tillOttilnl4,ll6o:ftnilind ti6es - ict,th..:.ol...tworklti
hep, 'Jane in;`,Ch:tteti AllOiopposifeEXT,alioßeat tiatide and On reasonable t terittni.-
lattruanibliTaCpeetf . ani: 1y111;mf0RtA. , . , ." 7,
0;044:1'8-
:Estate. of Jahn Thomas; ded . e 4 Asetl 3 .• - •
. • • ,•
iNioncp. hervily given, tltnt Letters ot
istrAtioit on the ettittie, 0r Jaitx
Into Of Smith 11ithIleten township t ileeetvttl,c,lnt6.
beengrhitted.to the holNteriber rtAttlittgitt.tlieltirpe,
towebbitt• All persons knowing thentnelvil 41400.;
ed to snid CSllltuaire liert!hy, botitimi
!meet immeolittiely;4o Ovine Wingt , e,lo4
sent thean'thily nuthelitlcrrettloVsettlitmeef t eL.4ttq .
3A.0011 Al.TtriEif-tiMAIN4
'November 8, 1841,,
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12131:2
PI 111, ADIM 3 III A
El
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f
C itg a o rlisle7(old stand,),
4.1'044 REgoitiiint
School' Blank Boor
Wridlit,,rig. to gall Or gamily, School, Octavo is.
i iritd.troidlttit- i3ild cis, Of yitriotlit kiilds an d .Bin di til,
'HOriO'tt'Ciritinnetiterf on Iberia!! and new Testa
ment 6: 'yelp,. Anyal-8, 'iti; Setitt'e commentary
:3 vols. Royakßlyo. Dciddridge's4dmikkExposi:.
'tor, "complete. tn. goo -vol, Royal hi- - vo.l , Buck'it.
Theohigical:Dictionary, first 4 vottiL Dick's works
in 1 v 01... Briyal 8 . y0.,
,iilse Dick's tVorks-coiM
,
:Piet° in 7 vols.,' l'AlOrs Universpl History, Rol
lin's Ancient History ii yids.; N . apie7 . !„9liistory of
the Peninsula War 5 col", Royal ,OtriT.,• 'Ohl.
eons Ornithology in 1 v6l. L 2. mu: dcilorbd Pintos,
fine Turkey Binding, Aitkon.mid EMMY British
Poch: 2 Vol'it. -, Also the 3d vol. a 'continuation
lately published, (from Southey to ('roly,) Arndt's
true Cliristianity,.translated.frpm the German by
Rev.. 7. N. Iltiffilia 11, now Pastor , of the Lutheran"
Church of this pliMia. ' A tAntheran,Nethodist i
Presbyterian and' ‘Vintil; cnarion Hymn %Wake.
Al 4. .the difrerent
it Aritlim Acli's & Kryi , , Stith!'"
1.....
Mitchel Is, Olney and untingdon'ti ueegrapilife
anti .Atlases,. Algebra, Philosophy, Aetronettly4
Goor6try; Grammars, Expositors, &c. - Angel',"
'No. 1, ...', :3; 4,5 and 6 'Readers, Cobbs Readers and
Table, lloOles, i - Also;Lodgers;DaY - Boolcs, Dockets.
'Reef ipt Books., Meinotondem 'Books &c., lie has
also cm 11111)(1 difrerent - articles of' B . tationcry os
tidlows: Writing, Letter, Note and Dccd Paper,
Visiting Cards, tionlsßenkiiivey,SllVer and Lead
Pencils;' Stites, Wafers,'illothoniatihpl I,nstrii.
mints, Gonter's Scales, llgividencla; Send, Mixes,
Inkstands of various kindit, eiltrid tinO .Paitit, Vies
Luria Pons, Black Sand,hlifeltiand redlnit PoWder;
Sable and Camel flair Popcils,•Bristol.l3.ottid, wa
-tor colour, :vi uric Paper, Pori Pol los; Lithographic
Prints, Pocket Mope, Albums;, BliinleGards, largo
dice. ;Mt] transparent Wo:fer,q,Faticy; colored Pa.
per:, Opaque & elarifiet3Quills;Fancy Boxes, &c.
A Ismyiolins,lltil es, Piles, rind .other BoOkh and
mationory too led lous - to inention..' , Also Sunday
school Books and Tickets,' iiiimn - BoOks, &c.
• -,----------
--- WALLPAPRAIRIBORDERING,
of sonctior manhfoctnreq'by Belro'se, Sod
and 13 1 Alloharil, rhih!, The bubsvriber has Pattern
. .
monks, ennudning'speciinens of fine and common
'raper, and can' procure in a few drip notice any
ii diiyerent.nlitterns the purcinuser•may require.
le els'', currinS o 1 ilic ,
• HBoOK Eindi:ng Easiness,..
in till it curious manclicsov here lie manithretureir
Ledgers, pay Books, pockets and blank hooks or
every description, and quality .simcrior to those
'nude in the city for country markets I also old
noolai rebound. • •
Persons widthng to have their old books re.
bound, can he served nt a moderate pri'se, and ho
thus enabled it/preserve many valuable books that
might .dherwise be lost.
Wriling and Letter'Pa i r 119 'and-25 cents
per quire. • • d. LOUDON.
COE
NEW BOX AND STATONARY STOFI I
. PI 111,ADELI'il lA. i.• • • . s
•
j INJJSIY &:: 131 - 4.IcISTON,•• Book
At: i l sellers mud Monk Book Miainfocturers, N.
11 est caviler of 4th and Chest streets,. Phi I_
ileijiliet. hove far sale a general .latortnient of Med
ico!, Theological, Clovicai Schoolniit,l:lliseellone
oils l'lnoks and iStotinnory.. • ' • •
' NIKDICAL.—AII the
.text hooka lISV4I in the
l'ais‘a•sities and Colleges, 'together with the new
honks its soon Its they are publitthed..
TimoLot;lCA.l !7 --Pulpit comity and pocket Bi
bles, Commentaries, Prayer. Books. Hymn and
Church Choir Books,' works, a standard authors,
and dt . nets hooks of the day. CLASSICAL AND
those in molt popular use in schools
tutucolleges; nod in the various branches of learning,
inclueing ihmm in the French, Latin;
hive!: and Italian languages. k
ISCELLANEOUS.—Works 'of standard' nits
(hors mid the new blahs as iwted. -STATIONARY
—ltiunk Books of ditlime•nt . sizes and in all the va
rious sts les of binding, cheap cop letter paper, mer
esntile rclund vhdionary. •BlNDlNG.—Execut
ed to any style. blank hooks nooe to orderond
bound mal ruled to pattern. , •
BOOKS not on hand swill be procured to order,
and will.lie furaitheilms low as limy Can he purchas
ed elsewieTe th,•
1,. 2c R. ts.ceive all the pnhlications of the STessrs.
limper & Brothers of New York as soon as putt- .
fished, (McMillin; their cheap publications,) and are
preparul to furnish them to Country Merchants and
agents on favorable term.
Philadelphia. Sept. V.o, 18413. ' 41-47
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Ei\IRY L. ELDER, •
193, illizrket Street, above 13th Philadelphia:
EsrEcTruLLY invites On sittentin i n ,of
thoso who buy for cash (as ho sells on no,
other terms) to his %cry haze and splciiilid assort
ment of - • I
H 3)WI I A D CUTLRY,
• jiist received From England, in addition to his usual
stock of FOIWIDN teal DtimEsTic A It 1 )-
Nl'.‘ltE,.sii the. hest totality.
Ile earnestly requests'tlit m to , exainine elsewhere,
and alter ascertaining the lowest prises at which
they can purchase, Sliest to call notwithitanding the
distance. and smiullue»ced by the remarks of interes
ted dealers in the game business, said enquire the pri
ces at the I , llllle ; g orilla 01 his: . atore..
It is.his fixed determination, and lie wishes it so
distinctly understood, pot only to sell as cheap no
any other store hin positive!» cheaper.. Ills dressage
meats are so anal •,.11e bgheves, as to enable himt •
do so, and yet make . 4 small profit. At all evealn
Cash parclussers will find it to their Interest to call."
IIENIIY L. ELDER. •
2m-50
()ocher 11, 191..
CUEAP CARPET. STORE,
•Uil TriE CASH PLAN,
Xo. 41 .S?rtra•berr . y steet, one• door allove Chaim!,
South second street, Plea. •
67111 E Subscriber's rent in the present
jet s tmitiou beWg very low,mul his terms CASH,
hi ih determined to sellat jwices to suit the Neil ;lows.
Ile hers a well Oclocted stook of
Ilennairul Imperial thr,:e ply,
Rest SuUerlino .
11.polsonai Extra tl,7;attn3, ',; : .
Pitne anal Clo
onaon do CARPETINGS
Royal treble twillful SiTeoc'tiau, ,
Fine Englh-li o ()rm.& do ,
London , do'
lrlain stripekl • 'do J ..
Also, A Ltnel: of Ent:elk:at and brautifol Floor.
OIL Cloths, all widths- hit Itootus Halls
,Entries,
Vestilanlvs, Doer pieces ' Ntt., Alst), , .,doaelt
Ch:ths, Fio•uithre elotlis,llruggets and Floor Ilaiz=
es. Elegant Hawn nod Table Covers. Also Calmar
told Spannish Floor Mattingi, with a large assort
ment of very low priced Ingrain and Venetian Car.
retings, Door Mats, bhalings,Stair Itods,ke,. Cue
tomers !Wending tin Ourrhase for Cash, one respect
inniited to col!alid- txamine for 'themselvett
the goods shall be sold at the lowest Trice& in use
. LUNI. ixprupGp:
August :30, 1843
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