° ziOsi&-r6:-et;.:girap:66aea'.6.& 41/31M1LEV429 , &An orning,karch 'lcedhaidai HERALD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. Per CLAY aid IVIARKLE:—D • yy octritio Whig Aleasuree--and . the beet• of the whole country': • 'ONE DOLLAR - FOR TILE CAMPAIGN! 0:1•In 6o*llance with the wishes of many Mends of Henry . Clay, It is proposed to pair lish the ...Herald and Expositor" for the po litical campaign "now opening, at, the -very . low price of ONE DOLLAR. PER. COPYI This arrangement to commence on the first 9f April ensuing and continue until the election of HIM& CLAY-a period of eight menthe ! It will be fur ioed at these low terms in order to place within the reach of ovary intelligent voter in Cumberland county a Weekly Newspaper that will at all limes • aim to ho a correct exponent of whig measures and whig men, and present a clear and true view of the great political questions now in agitation. But although in a great Measure deioted to a dissemination of political intelligence, the Her. add " 141 not be devoid of the general interest which attaches to a Family Paper.' It will andea. vor always to present a select variety of literary and miscellaneous matter—the usual abstracts of home and foreign news—and a . Weekly review of the city markets, with all other matters'ealculated to make it of interest and value.. In the approaching contest no voter should be without a newlapor, and no uno will who desires .to be well_ilab ad of his duties. Como on then, with your names Let the light of SVltig t pies go forth and Vicioiy awaits us Thk " Twin• Spirit," published on our first page, is a romantic story and beautifully! written. 13.110 n. Henry , No and Hon. James Black, of the U. S. House of Representatives, will please accept our thanks for favors received. Our thanks aro also duo to lion. E. Joy Moe ms for airnilar favors. • A word for Ourselves ! ,lrrWo hope' our friends in the county,' who are indebted on our books for subscription advcr• tiring or job work, will avail them Selves, .of the approaching term of Court to put us in possession of. the amount due. - ' _ The -Election in Carlisle. 0 - The Volunteer's' crowing over the election 'Of the mixed tic'itt, which he claims as a loco fo. 4 to nietory,. at the borough election on Friday• week, forms the very .• heightli of impudence!" In our. town there .is no need of an eiplanation 'for every body is acquainted with the facts. cop. 'erning that election and cannot be deceived by 'the Villunteer's statement. But elsewhere these circumstances are not known, and the result Of 'the election May piereforc bo greedily swallotved es a. loco foco triumph. it is not known eiSr. where, that the Ruccessful - tieket was neither'nom. 'lndia or elected on party ground:, es it le fcnown / here. It is not known elsewhere' as it is known (if we have net been wrongly info'raed) that the Editor Of the Volunteer himself, aa 'Otherg of his friends, voted against the mixed 'litlic`t, with the oxcejit l ion of the Judge, for the purfiUse °fop: . posing Pnte'r F. Ego! And it is very ivgll known hero that 16, Whip who voted fur Mr. Todd for • • Judge, did 'it 'not because he was a Aernocrat," but fur purpo'Ves very different. The:' gun froth Carlisle" fired t Tiank shot for the 'A l de . inocracy" this time. The' Volunteer' "Hopes Mr. Beatty will throw 'out his banters blten." We did lint iftr the 'banter alluded to, tint we do 'der a prediction 'now, and that is Oil 'CLAY and Minki.c: will 'comp nut of the contest in the borough of Carlisle, 'next full, with a majority little short of one /Jun. died 'and fifty: The Woluacer . iielvery Much tnirtaken if it expects ta,fin'ci arriir ijivltiions in our innks next fall, or any other ilelernilnution in the Heart of every Clay man in this borough than to ilia :061.y effort to achieve a coniplito and perfect triumph. They can—and theft icifl Spring! for several -days past the weather has been mild ana the air bland and soft, giving indications that the icy 'reign - of Winter hen given way to balmy Spring. The ladies, gib' in consequence; having their attention turned to their gardens and Sowers; end the men look for a fresh impettis to be given to litisineev. Our streets and places of trade weak a more lively aspect—the busy'hum of indipiily is fiettid again—the merchants are open ing; ilieir new geode—tiie Farmers aro watching. (heir picispeeis-4Seotliing &Mites that Winter has passed and thai "the marry ipritig-time of 'car is coining." 8y.th6.44 odt tiilverilsing bolumns show where fresh Gritdeo geeds tind Phew Goods are to bo had! • Whig Coiinly Meeting:. ki-V(re aro gratified in 'being able to state alai lion. JAM Coerce,a talented and eloquent fepi , i 'liaise of Adam Courity, in the present • dlaitire, will he prosen and address the Whig ....he itnly MeMing on Monday lening the Bth ef . iteit. A rare treat may be expected; and our ecititiit3S friends tvo hope will not miss so good an ocetaliod to !mai Whig principles ably and thoroaghip discussed. Come one come all! irrOur yodng unknown menu, wno series no piece of poetry, nVould feel perhaps mote gratifi cation at its publication n'o'w theta he Would a tbrit years . hence, whit dga 'shall hare ripened hisjudgment. His•fatiol, thoUgli not decided ly bad are Ipferiorto a number of seleolions wo hare on' file, and . ili are dctator° flpliried for the present. As for "smoothing thenr,".as kilequests, we must crinfess.our inability. Crutyoling friend of the 'Statesman' has a machine ftri thin !• grThe Postmaster at Crosswidlty ituilingten ' rcatihty. N. I. writea to us under-date Of tho 12th inst., tbst. a ;strange dtl if lad, about 'IV jeof age, cullingimself Steward Ilfortin, died lit that place'on titii 2d inst., : of congestion of fhb hin d. He ,ad beep employed, as ti the MAILWIIiff ;ad Raritan canal. Thehoy represdnt: ed that he had a father aid'othOO relitiohs Seed: lag wilitin ) :oonist• Aileen mliesof he had notaiaa for thr e e years; ~We are requeiti ad to publigh these Ibate in the hope,ibat..tbey may reach' did; telatietuf Mt' hat fah& amid Ont them with 'the crTieriwnivereery eddrer °aim. soub 4 m, Ein, bead Ide Alai Fire eiiinieie3r;iotrreeiciay evening was ITereteir f6 r - frio rinieVeti, illea!?ble ./!1391140,'4°Pi9134h1ri0* of air PTeMmi tie :Its teeee . iiiiese Trie 'f \ " t "I it Liii-bititie , 01 .: 110, Leglelatii• '',blo,4f,Yttlb*ro'lin'efi ups, , .„, on :any &int final "I itiniiiineeit, . , The bill vy ing th&Printing tolho,lowest' i biddcx hns Amon signed by the Goi , ori,r, aid,riii to ilaie gone . in to effect yesterdity:,.l : ThiOnnutd4Wpropriation bill has been repartocd i aii hilltiwift ' ~. ~. 1 Expenses, cif , Govern ant, `.; ; -11. 6:1050,000. Pension and .Gratuitifis,.' -.. , n -.0... - 47;000 Common Seliciapiirptives," 0' ' T". : 1.:200,000 Muse of Refuge,ltia6hrlfithr ' i i . April, 1840, ..-'. .1 . '', -" -• ' , Institution for th e inetivotion'ofthe' Blind, '... ; •,:, - i'„....; , Inetitution.for die. undelititiOn,orthe Deaf 'and.Durn : :, ' •;. '; • ; B ,SOO Ordinary:ll4ll4re: Canals an d - Railroi(de, ::;‘,. '„ , '. . Constrnations and paint of roads and farm bridges on the public works, 1 . Expenses of , the Cada Board, Clerk hire, &c., . ; , 1 . Collectore Supervisors, Woighmas. tare,Look heepers, ate. ' chec.roll creditors on finished lines, • ' Interest on tho 4th of May issues, .. Domestic cred i tore scrip, ii ,'Certificates Of \ loan for Eastern Ponitantiary, , . Loan due Southwark Bank, -Miscellaneous, Gratuities to convicts discharged from Penitentiaries Interests on Funded debt 21=1 Total, Resolutions have been passed In . both Houses instructing onr members of Congress to sustain the present Tariff: 't'h'e resolutions are not as strong in favor of Protection as the Whigs de. sired. Messrs. Heck 'and Eckels, who: seem to vote with equal facility on ei9yr aide act ques tion, voted in favor of the"--resolutiens, notwith standing their form ~,,vote against Protection : A resolution was introduced into the' House last week, instructing our Sseatore . at Washiniton to ppposo any treaty for the nonexatiOn of Texas to the - Union. These resolutions ihe Locos are try. ing to shale off; but they are nut yet disposed of: Messrs. Heck and 'els voted invariably against the resolutionsphin(avowing themselves in favor of Texas 911 - "Slavery,.! A bill is under consider, ationpu<pelling,the Tide Water Canal Company to receive their notes foY tolls, equal to otao-fifth part thereof. It will likely pass. On Saturday last,the Appropriation bill as given above, passed Committee of the Whole, in the House, without amendment. In this bill tho up. propriation to Common Schools is 3140,000 less than last year, and by a . resolution of the Muse the fund set apart to the credit of the non-aecept ing districts has been ivityrawn. It is likely that hills for the sale of the Main Line and. the Weis/are Canal will pass at thisaession. The Baltimore Convention! ZPIVe ask the young - Whigs' of Cumberland county. to road the warm and spirit:stirring lotion of the Committee of young Whigs of Haiti: more, which will ha found in another .eolumn. Its eloquent and:glowing appeal we hopb svill be enthusiastically responded to by _the young men of Cumberland, and hundreds we trust will resolve to share the warm hospitalities 'of their brethren of the Whig city of Baltimore! Let the young Whigs of this county make up a strong list in each township of those who will certainly go, and hand them in at the Whig County meeting which meets on the first Monday evening of the coming April Court, that. it may he known how many Cumberland county can muster upon this glorious occasion. .No one, who was present and remem. berm the inSPring. scenes of the Baltimoro Whig Young Men's Convention of 1840, and tho pow. erful impetus given to the Whig cause by that glorious gathering of the chivalry of the nation, will willingly consent to remain at horns this time. The cause of HENRY CLAY calls upon veui ,. Whig to do his duty 1 Pennsylsania can. and must be, the banner State ! ITIP: Van Buren ;And theTa ErWe find in the proceedings of the Jackson Jubilee, in the last . . Volunteer' and • St!riestiian ' the following toast given by Mr. Itl'Lanaltan, ono of our representatives in the State Senate : Martin Van Buren: A true eiponent of Dem on:retie principles; a firm and steadfinit foe to' the great and leading measures iif Willg policy— whether known as a "Fiscal Agent . .a " Fiscal Corporation," a "National Bank;' or "a United States Barak," or by whatever name the same may be known : An unyielding oppOnent to the central ization of poker In the Federal Government by its asiumption of the Stat . ': debts i an abli: edict cate of State SotooreigntY and of popular, rights, and an undeviating supporter of a tdriff with prOkr discriiiiinatinn for the just and reasonable protection of the great domestic intonate of the tine * of the lait atter4ia,at hunibtigging the p . eople is; to repicient Mr. Van Btirezi as a Tiir. liman: Ta shovir hciw large a draft Mr. M'Lan. ahan has made u p on either the credulity or the ignorance of the meeting it is Ohl) , necessary to read the •following letter from Mr. Van Buren to the Cdlicil Of the Richmond 'Enquirer': "My Dear Sir: I thank you very kindly. for your friendly letter. I have at no time, nor any where, hesitated td dikes. my decided disapproba. lion of the Tariff Act of last Session, ; as,well. in teepee! to d4e Principle updn rahich it is founded; as to its &Mill; In good time you will have my veiws in respect I. alit and other subjects before We public: In the mead tirde; Wiese me to, be, Very reipnetfiilly, Your friend; and obedient servant, M. VAN 'WREN. _., • • speed thi) ausol gjiVii are glad to learn thdt the frionde of Henry Cloy In Monroe:township, in thTs - iounty, aro abotit to organize a Clay Club. We would say to every tominship in the Carity, "gt; and do likewise!" Organize thiwoughly and conWaCtly In °Very toivtish p point committees to ea nvasi every district, so that the whole Whig strength may ha tiMught out to the electiod; and Cumher. land county Witt giJe CLAY 'add MA:RKLE a triumphant majority ! But to do this; ale must at &lee to work" and 1 • Fire in Shippensburg: 1. If us • al-Wu understands that hoe belonging to Widow Dleilee, in SlippansbOrg, caught fire by n spark from the locomotive, on the rail road, on Sunday aileron:tn . last,iind was al i o:Mid entire:llY destroyed. Lon supsosed to be about: Ilitirim,r 9 s Pictorial Mild. A: 'Oilmen number of title splendiet l work may , ' be seen at the Book'-storeuot Itir. , Kneedier; Pest street,' Where stibseriptions will be tecelied. tree ;ir k , „ • •• • , fed 140. of 0 1 4. 41 4000 iVori 44 11, a B o od ,i i;rirlitill : # 3 , l t = ing tidier 'end a most: eutterb allgra 4 virmi of.d'u dith and Holofernes. All ilia engiavinga fdr !ON - of Ste in the vary ker , ~"efyle of pngrdoina r ., • • • ..• ThltHedefilna 6144 itnitidleeillactif Store, oa pfro „ 414* fpiigitueo to ifipant*iliti *Ow , i;i"r4."•44ll' l ,iiriaig.'Cit o;v*h_l Mate 5,000 13,000 147,160 34,000 6,300 60,000 200,000 24,000 13,000 6,000 12,000 5,000' 6,000 1,916,252 $2,998,252 IP 3 t 1 1 113 11 11 FmßELLlslin with sixteen hundred-his.: torical engraving; exclusive of an initial letter to each chapter. by J. A. Adams, more than fourteen hundred of which are from - original de. Signs, by J.P. Chapman. It will be printed from the standard copy of the American Bible Society, and contain Marginal References,the Apocrypha; a Concordance, Chroit. ological Table, List of Proper Names, General In. dor, Table of IVeights, Measures, &e. The largo Frontispieces, 'Titles to the Old and New Testa - - milts, Family Record, Presentation Plate, His torical Illustrations, and Initial Letters to the chapters, Ornamental Borders, &c., will be from original designs, made expressly for this edition by J. G. Chapman. Esq. of New York. In addi tion to which, there will - be numerous large En. graying; from designs by distinguished modern artists in France and England; to which a full Index will be given in the last number. l'ho great auveriority of early proof impres• *no, from the Lngrairings, will ensure to tlios take the work in numbers the possesei o n of Bin the highest mate of perfection. • For sato-in Carlisle by ItNEEDLER di. HUNTER. ]March 27, 1844. • tf.22 Bargains ) Bargains.' pIIE subscriber has just returned from Philadel phia,A smil.is now opening at his cheap store, the largest ad cheapest, stock of SPRING S. SUM- M Gooll,9,,erer.broipilit to Carlisle.,., The a s r, sortment consist in part ot. Black, Blue, Invisible" Green, Olive and Browo plinks, (depot new Style French tassiniei•ini,Vestliio in great variety,Summer Cloth and pantaloons soils of all kinds,splendid new style silks ulegliiit new style litilzsrines,Paris printed Ilaiceges,'reesatis, brocatiesxich l ' nris Brilliontines chameleon; alpachas,English and French lawns, new sfyle bonnet, ribbons ! painted lake, erdpe de amber, 1110111 she liiiite,gio;lianis, calicoes, muslitivs,cliecks,tickingiOnens,dipziery and gloves, of every deseripti on,laces as l edgings,ltnen Fnmbric handkerchiefsdailieseravats,Pack . sattii eravats,gen 7 searfsalegant silk, shawls, suspenders, silk gimps, silk, fringe, silk girdles, new style, sup, shades, and Darasols,velvet,cordq,PreiudykrtiOcials,Marsallis skirts, diapers, table covers, shams, braid and gimp bonnets, Ste. &e. •. L • hio ,ts largti, stock , fresh, Cfrocceies; amongst which arc some priMe "I:fait, Coffee, Sugar and 310- lasses Ste. Ste. at low,prices. I . Aldo a !crylarge,stobk of jlOgy,S and t vioEs, etwilre um% ,evim sold,in,thls plase.,. A l ert the assortment is full and complete. Furehasers.will do well to 4.11111, 'Mire buyiug elsevbere, as they may de pend on Ae,ttiltg great bargnins. „ , .114iiktul for the very liberal pntretutiqhh,retofore received, the subscriber solicits a etintinuance same. Don't mistake tliolionse, six door:plata (lithe market house in Mails ,street. sign of Ule bdg white flk. • CI-LAMES od Carlisl,Ntaredi 21', . tr-2a ALBANY, Feb: 23; 1843 CIARDEN crust A FULL i sisiertmed,ot Garden Seeds, consisting „tifi. bf stiveral i varie,tiell of Cabbage, and every oth er vegetable, just received and tar sale by . DIVERS .bell AV KILSTICK• March 27,1844. • tf-N. AtIPA'S ACOUSTiC OIL for sale in 0 lisle by ELLIOTT , Sole Agent. • March 21;184'4 : • • ' • tf-ild REMOVAL. Vt..; •,•,.• v.,:. .:;;;;mod '''''' ti(' " , itHE' subscrihers,shaving removed , from , their ••blare of bushiest*, Commerce atreet: wharf, ' to that largehte 14 , ,dofwarehouge,,8 ijoors yolow,wo,uld avail theluselvei of. thil rdediod to inform , their, friends add lbe litibtio In general ; tkie they will con tintie tife , • ,„ , • Conamisitoti , for tfie rate f ir thus', gisinsithra,vr. andLePun e Pro - Juie genera* in tionnmildn'ivith the tprwa ink of Mei:eh:indite: They Wave,. tins advantage of w ail road in front and a - wharf lid tite rar. ,••• n • .7 We lies have to return Mir ithanits coitfl". klell l 4 our friends have pliced in usomtl tinuance of the came l wl w ‘ e . hepe to merit,. hy a alone attention their ititeen,n nskjrig eitleh t Oat*, xi'm itnelk . • COXIDIORI3);!reet wha nl~lru e ,glirao2 7 ii 3 02 13,,Allvaucee i rjuflortIontYgutnenis and goat perchased•to'rder.,. e; MIZEI • ;*. ~•-.. .. ,41 /!,.IMPA I Ai3e I. • I • sperrjkir• relit rice' to our adve'itt t.1)1" driervaluable propertf espoteil to sale. by . Au Viieriff of tblyertenti;k:krblai , luet.„ • "' - • ' m., Merbart. *3lttie,,•Reater of Jtdinht.Olturtilt, fif Ode borodgh; haiinibliplied in pamphlet feint' a letfei:. ,aildrossed•to ReV. J. P. Durbin, D. 0,‘., "President / of Dickinson Itis entitled 'Methodism ttnd the Church : , opposed in.. fundamentals,' and appears to hays been dratin forth by tile recent discourses of Dr. Due: bin upon Oxford , ilechanicsburg Clay Club: . Ca'An old friend and veteran Whig in Mecham: iceburg, sends us the names of the officers 'of a Clay Club Which has recently, been organized there. This'ls right. We wish the Whigs in orrery township in the ,county would at once pro ceed to the organizationgfClubs. There is no bettor way, of making a perfect and compact or. ganization of the party, and all that we want to carry Cumberland county is, organization After the adoption of a constitution and by. laws, the "Clay Club of Mechanicsburg" was organized by the election of the following officers : President—ADAM RIEGEL., Vice PresidentsJoun Cooyin, Esq. Joan Dozy. • • Recording Secretaries--Simon Sahock, Joro miah Senseman. Corresponding Seeretaries—,-Lewin Zen ring . . George H. Hebb. Treasurer—John Rcigcl. , How many delogates will the Mechanicsburg Clay Club send to thOKamm Whig Young Men's Mass Convention lt ought to send a seare,!:tt lead! Try, boys For the llCr.thl Rod Expositor "Ma. Entrfia: I was no little amused in reading• Captain Sanderson's flossing editorial of last week relative to the si reo, PensomMlie '..l'ririllOk Now, Mr. Editor, every one who knows any thing litiout the circumstances of the late borotigh election, will . will see how excessively riliculous the Editor of the Volunteer has rendered by firing "that Crum" It is well known that lie voncvalcilly.rippos ed the Pcoples'Tekei with all his might t and it is more than suspactedthat he voted against _every gen = tlentan on that ticket with the exception of Isaac Todd. I iam a I)Cmocrat, bin 1 hate nicannio,s of every description, and when I uorge Sander son endeavoring to warnihjs nest with the feather of other lords,i'could not reli.ain . from writing this article, which you may publish' if you think proper. - - A DENIOCRAT: ;ILA it it I ED, On the .12Ist inst. by the Itirs::•T. V. Moore, Mr. GEORGE Pt/WEBB, of Iloguestciwn,to Alias ISABELLA WVIKOCP, or eav,isie. . . ' On the 12th last. by the jter.•Prof. M'Clintoek, Mr. I',:rLn Fuujtrr to Atka MARGARET BAGIN, all of Carlisle. ' MEIN On Thursday last, at the residence of her sim Seot;,in Sidimensbuiz, NI. ScorT,aged 13.4yeurn HARPER'S ILLUMINATED AND NEW ./..."eiN , / - • *Cd.4 . 1 7 .4 AN ,ACOUSTIC 4111.! OM CU RE .. VOA I -101AFallit • - +.• ArcitrtißiVP ( 1. • ,re v;it •IP!EA • At*lilit 4r, • ' Forwar4ing : ,rohantd, " WE respectfully iefor,m,our' &lands:and - fusale .rsters,. that we..have. telen a large and own. micaliOCsAVare himeigi - the'DelaWcire, .116. W arves, betwpen Pod in connexion with r present house on :arced. street. where we are no to , , ready. reSeivu PQM; !Intl #111..901pr RtY" duce, either Isyllauliat . Navigation or Rail Roads. . , • • Iteteremse•:' • ' • ' ' •• • Wsn4.l 3 Alnrrq , " „ • NlcOaffery fa Scymour,. carlisle. ' . March 27,'1844{' ••• The :first , arival. . SPRING AND SUMMER . GOODS., •%J.A. VLIPPUNIGE,R,"&/,(10',' • , • . • , (Late Clippingee and Carey, Shi ppeasburg.). .JlAVEjust opened afresh stock of Spring Goads consisting of eVerything . that. is new and fish ionable,whicli they are determined to sell at the'very lowest prices. If you wish to purchase the cheat) and pretty Goode, call ,at J. A. Clippinger & Co. near the Rail road, Shippenshurg. March 27,1844. . tf-.22 Surveyor and Scrivener.. • GEORGE WALTERS, LA ink ESIDING near Leeslitirg,in Southampton town ship, will attend to all kinds of SURVEYING and SCILIVENING, according to the most improv ed methods, ott reasonable terms. . • Illatch 127, 1844. • . 5t*,22 IsA• •R` t y Vi° Nt , S AGENERAL assortment of•FIMSII GARDEN SEEDS, from D. Landrethjost received by S. ELLIOTT,' Only Agent. for Carlisle: March 27, 1844. ' tf-22 Ladies Fancy Dress Goods.. JA. CLIPPINGINL & CO. near the Mil road . l•illiPpensburg, havejust opened the following new style al Dress \ponds, Painted flarages, Bel zaines, Aflglians r liich Fgured Silks, Mouslin de Laitirs, Lawns f.c. ' March 97,1814. 44 NOTICE. ALL person's indebted In the Subscribers are re quested to make payment en or before thO lit of Al ny next, to Win: • Irvine, Esq. as after that data suits will be commencedagainst all outstanding tie iiounis—eitlier by late, due bill or book sleet:mt. M. & J..FISIIIICIRN: Mardis 27, 1,344. . •. • 3t-22 THE TRUE POMADE DIVINE. • Tells long established and invaluable Emollient, Cures anti prevents all Chap/dug or roughness of the bands and Lips, from the piercing elleets of cold weather. It also cures Frosted Feet and Corns, Swellings, Irrnises, Burns, Sctiltls, Still Neck and Swelling of the Ghuls. It will greatly relieve the pain of Ilhernatistn and Gont on a first application, und if persevered is will perform a Cure. It safely removes Pimples and other Eruptions, is exceeding ly useful fOr Sore. Breasts, nod the Chafing of In hints, &e. It is useful for Cancers before they are broken„ a n d a remedy for the. Piles. It will cure Sore Throats, and all intimation or inconSenienee to which the Skin is liable. So invaluable is this compohnd that those who have once proved its bene fit, will never be without it in their families: !twill retain its virtues many years, a n d in all climates 8110 is therefore very wend to those who go to sea, and to all 1 ra% el lers. • Prepared and sold wholesale and retail Ly . _ . H. No. I, South .Seeond street, only 0110 dour from Market street, l'hiludelpfmt. . • „•Nonegennine NV Omni Isis signat tire on tlie label: Sold by Glicinists, Druggists, Perfumers, ..Si.r. Nlareb 27, 1844:..,, Gin-'22 , N. IL A very liberal allowance to I)ealers. NOTICE. T HE 1111.11 . 11 Pr Manager 9 of the Cumberland 21Iiiimul Peoti.etimi Comp..iiy will itlet..A. ”111 nt 0 1 / 1 ;11:11ill 'JAI, oil SAT UIWAY, Ole .10tli inst. ill A. NI. Punctual littentisiice IN vegiies- A. G. MILLER, See'ry. • Application ibr 1 avern License. /VHF: Subscriber hereby gives notice that lie in t lends applying at the April term ensuing ot•the Court id; Quarter Sessions of Cumberland County, lot• o renewc4 of. his license in the Tavern stand now occupied by hint in llickinsmi township. . 6, 1844 Ne, the malerslmied, citizens •,of.. Hiclfinsun township M., the ; County ,of . Cumberland, do certify that we are well acquainted with the above Jaeoh Trego, pod, ,that lie is of good eeport. for honesty. and temperattee,:md is, well orowittell with Itoute.roiii Add conyeitiences for the lodging and accumniodatiou of Btriners and 'rraveliers, and do theretbre itcommetql him to your Honors as wall deserving (11 . R Liogrnet„and further say, that a Tay ern at .the tptul acconimodatiou to,ithe ,lames Weakley, Ilenry Ly”elt . Thomas 111'1.aukhltu John Alvers Joint AYilliants • Jacob !lectern. ,'• John !limey .lolut 11011(111dr A G Gemge. ltiziuger AtltonCoover Henry Shenk ,' Wm. Gillen joint Moore Jacob Hemtniker. Particular NotiCe: ALL persons indented to,tite,subscriber will please call and settle their accounts before the Ist of pril ,ensuing, if they wiFji..to save costs,, iind all persons, having claims are requested to present them pay,ment. . '1 here is a potot at which forbearance ceases to be n virtue, and I think that wit,!, some of spy , custo mers that point has nearly arrived, us I liate .f o l be t i n te that have been running for ileac .two years and little or nothing paid on them, lam told then am per fectly good, bathe); would , he,botter if tik . ll were settled. Some of ttu4e.gentlertien I cart-hardly get ofdlate/y, and, fey then will foiget Inc nl together unless I assure them they', are still cherish ed iu toy mensory r utal . will cmitione to bums long as their eredit page remains blankatt Utzhoo'cS! 1 am thankful forpatroitage, owl will do as much to accommodate. a [Arson lv holtayli his hills„ when wes en t e d as, any other „rhan k boull,do 114 gonsider that tone patrouagowhich costs more trouble( tecol- Wet than it Is, Worth ,tior do task a continuance-of it. ,l, lappe,tio pne take Ouse maw nksms per soual until 1116 egamine oteeipts moll see wheittv, thy ht,v,e ocetasion to do snot nal,: .1 think the impority,,or titian .4 , puld.lte, poet? puttrk.tal if they considered what a both/it/young malt I ;la, and how mulch 6.tpst dunning!,„ , ; . lust Wally yaluabio Mistomers, whom .I' esteem and, who will please, itcpept my sincere thanks for them coOottragementi.fmtu , these I would xespect ftilly !tolled a ctintiattattee,of potronageandahall en deavor to Merit it by carriul attentitut to lantiness. . „4 I GEORGE; W. t;iriim h &i,isle, 1844. tf-21. • • ~_-• . - .4 ritg,(4.I4I,IIATIONI ~ ; WiiNft.S.Ai llo /144..ti4nid01.110pbUrd, rieq- I I ident Judge of the cloud i pf Comon Pleas in the countiee of Curriliarland,.terry, m 4nd Juniata, and the liVn John ,Sioryart and Thinnas .t.ll , , ljlier, Jedge,ef the. said gout. of common, Pleiyealortbeconnty.of Cumberland; have ;stupid their.meapl. bearing dater of the„l9th of , Janpa, ry 1b44, and to xna.direeted; Gorr bolding a coprl of oYer and Torminer .4e.d ,oi3pigial Jail dellitery, and 'General Quarter Seasicns of the. Peatb,; at . Carlisle;.44the;a4ond l'hiatidiiir•if 'kirk! 18,44: (being the sth day)..at 19 o! lock in -tee forenoon, • 1; L VOTiCE N ,1 - 111.,ill„divEN.. t : • ..to the,uotooot; Ato t ttl i o of .tiale,rgape Etna Cpneta l ' bles of thalai n tteoly.T;Of bumberland; that,4hay be Shen and, thole JO' their proper .isirtieiis,.witit OW,necordar,;trainisitioas, Exituinationa And other, Rel*lflibtafiegai'lb de bee thinga L tibleh teleir orlieclieepeditvely appartalUi'! MO these IA gte `fiqund r by recognizances to proreetiteLa. gain ifie Prlasheye that ereor then may, keiln. ) thif Jail.„efl. Papihariand. eciarilyviß ,be.Ah ri 14' there 4 korjecuilkstaihat.theee44lllll be !l e t."l. ; ~Patad ~ata P ar,lirt t hAinVtAdiattiCf: ruar . ,Y, 18:490 . 40, 1 0 . 13thih . .or4Amalts4o do dello°. ... , • ~ .. I: l .Exp 41 . MrkElliWto I WO hat bUgit tand tot.' C .10 prior . , rep ~i the lAteiStMatarnAti m pn *ht. so l o) 'Weerbortir tur.l3,4rpTls . 6amiajo l yr fahy , Oatf alßlT'Or+llktN"Y' LOTHS . RE:l664llll:'illeleClOthe and - CaiiaiMegi, F, American Caannaeres, Cloths and Sailnetta, English and Americal! Tweed Coating, Single gill ed.Chillp and Casainefpet,Silk 'Vis vet and Black" SatinNestingi, Casinaore , Thibet and other' Vest •Silk, and Aljiacha Sages, a full 'assortment of Tailors'', Trimmings, • New Style Spring and Sum mer Pantaloon Stuffs, with, various other seasonable 'goods,.embracing the fated styles, are offered at the lowest market prices. • • taP.PIN:6OTT gz PARRY, ,Wholeisle indatitalt - :Cloth' Store, 'No . 57 North 2nd,street„Ebiladelp,h . itt• March 20 184.1. 2n5-21 :.• N. 13.4fordera from a distance carefully supplied and warranted to suit. . TO HOUSEKEEPERS. 25,000 L,'". t l l l en t ll t ie! t •s o for .t sal u e r vlry s lr, f in 'Cash, at prices fro m 1 0,15,''25 strti ' dcts!p l e a r e pOim o d r . Heady made Beds, Bolsters and :Pillows,. Curled Hair Mattresses, Moss do. • and till other kinds to suit any size Bedsteads, always on hand. Curled Hair end New Orleans Mimi by the little or single pound. Also, Blankets, Marseilles, guilts, Com fortables and Bedsteads of all descriptions. • C'Country Merchants will fund it to that• admit- Mgt to call before purchasing.. • . • • ' • . . ,FINLEY & C 0.,. S. E. Corner of 20,8 c Walnut ate. March 20, 1844. • 3tn-21, • Valuable Property - FOR SALE. • • THE subscriber will dispose of at pub lic sale, on the, premises, on TilUttSDA;.the 21st of March inst. at 2 o'clock P.M. the following described real estate, A t new two story BRICK -HOUSE ,' • Stable; and; Lot of Ground, situate in West High street, adjoining the ware housed* IVrn.ll. Murray. 'the above House lutanist been finished inn neat and substantial manner, is in a handsome location and is well calculated for p family residence. The :house and half the ground will be sold separately from the other hot' and the stable, or both will be told together as may best suit purchasers. , t f-The lerms will be mode known on the ilay.ofsale. CL'ORGE HUTTON'. Carlisle, March 13, 184.1.. is-2O • • -House -for - Rent. THE subscriber will Rent. the DIVELCIHE , . HOUSE, on Hitt...street, eontiguniekto the Methodist church; 11014 vecupied by •••• , 1 • Mrs. Carothers and 'C. E. It. I)ayis, aa II . s :"" Possession for one year given on the Ist —•- of April.. , . WILLIAM 11. ALLEN. Mftrell 13,1844.. • • 3t-20 • Dissolution of :Partnership. THE partnershjp heretofore existing.in the.Forwarditig and Colontission Business, un der the firm of li. lk J., lilioads, was' dissolved by mutual consent on the.3ll inst. ; All persons kuow.hili . themselves iodated either by note or book aceouot, are requested to settle their respective accounts out delay. The hooks are in the halals of John Rhoads, who is authorized to settle the same.. HENRY RHOADS, JOHN 11110.1,118,, The business will-herealter be conductei by John Rhoads, in COnnexiOli with David Rhoads and Jacob Why, underlhe firm of'. Rhoads & Co.; they hope by. strict ,nttenticia to business to receive a share of public patronage.. J. 'II.IIOADS & CO. 'Carlisle, March 13,1814. '3u..120 Bargains for' CaSh. 91r1Ht .eubscritier lia . vin"g just rrom the city,and je opeuin;; a. /Inc lthd,genr coal a ss o rtment or,Oroneries, Boots, Shoes and pulm Leaf Hats, which I ant determined In :ell cheap tar cash, unit for a proof of what I promise,. call and examine For yourselves. W. tl. DIATEAIL'. March 13,1144. ~ 11-20 ROCERILS. D I'ST Rio.to,st..DomingoColTees ' by.the hug or IJD liebt New Orleans Atolasses,lloney Sugar !louse and West India Alolasses,by the M. or gal. Matey, New Orleans Sugar, by hl or lb; Loaf and Lump Sugars, all of which I will sell lit prints to suit the times, as we keep no book'and sell entire ly for CHOI, we can Word to give better Jiargains. Alltrelt 13, 1544. W. M. MATEEII. A Lot of nonclown• best flit:ll4y, Naihi nssortV siieti for sale by the Keg at less than market prices Nlarch Ikl 814. IV. 11. ALATEMIL,, 113 EST Imperial yoting lyson and Black Teas, Pepper, Allspice, Chocholate v cinemore num. tared, saleratus, starch, cloves, nutmegs and ginger, China, Glass and Queensware, Tobacco, cavundisb, ridl and iilng• tobacco of the best mannlactures. Also spaniel', halt swinish and common Began, by the box or retail, at, the cheap store of • ,March 19, 1844. W. M. MATEER. JACOB TRGGO.• Application for Tavern License THE subscriber hereby gives notice that lie in tends applying et the ensuing April tem', of the Court of Quarter, Seshions of Cumberland efltillt!', for a License to keep a public house in. the house he . now occupies, in South Middleton township. IJItECKI3!LI.. March 13,1544. te-'2O We the undersigned citizens ,of South ill iddleton township in Cumber!mid county do certify that we are well acquainted with the tMove 11:111101 Philip Derek uod that he is of good repute for honesty and tempeeance and is well provided w i 111,110119 - room and convienances for the lodging ant,arcommodatien of Stangers and Traveleya, and tl.o therefore recom mend Vim to your Honors as well deserving of n lA reline ; and further say,,that a Tavern at the stand is an accommodation to the public... • . Peter Diller Abraham Flicker Frederick Rider . Peter Uotthshall John( Peters 'Livid Kant man Jacobi. dolga. Samuel Plank Jobit . c . Jacob .Vi Jacob Gutsball John Plank Application for Tavern Liceric 11111 stiliscriber hereby Livcs Italie° that he hi, tent's ni;Plyinth at the emuing • April' term of the Court.of .Quarter Sessions of Zumberbuitl, county', for license to keep a pohlie house at the stand, now occupied by Mrs. 114.ecca MoGlaughliii, in South Middleton township, ' MICIIAL M. tab:. -, March 13,1841, ic-CO •• the undersigned citizens of Smith Dlidillet ton townshit Cumberland iln certify that We. urn well acquainted with the above named INrichael • Al.„Ege,end :that fie is, of gocid report for•lienesty an& temperance, autl is. well pruvideti with house room and coniemences for the lodging antUancommodatimi s•?f Atriinkgrkowl tritieJlers,llllll do therefore recommend him to your honors as well deserylug of u Liponse; inn{ further say ) tint; p•Taa ern tattle steed is ar, accommodutito She public. - gbop Paxton laugh ...stunrt . ilerj Pry, . • . George , ( Pliemild • L. A Koch .• Gabriel Natcher ?Outline"! Mndre Thus Sibbet' Peter.lllation Jacob plank 1' • App tfor Tavern teens°. sitbseabee .hereby,kives notice that.he tends applying at the, ensuing April term of the Court of Quarter Sessilif Cuanhlrland county, for* Lioguse to keel, a i)u 6 houio tu, the ',stand he bow licodihca, in' the bol o g .o ; Shi l peabhur g . : C111.1.15 . ;.1A.1.f; 10, J 844. ' " " 3 P* * L'o the., undertiknied . cifiiens ;dig lioi'ough of ShhilienshOttin the Comity of Cumborlandidoeertify. thar,we tiromell'aeAjuti,h4ek with' the ;tifflotVe •qamed tiy*dand that'liet troil'good 00011 at _bow tesnimrandb,tiild is *ell-m:4lod house, room rind' ootivenieneea for thole.% hig And fiecOm- MOdAtinq Qt StkvikersSindl'ilivellerbond do there fore reiiininiend huh to.yoer honors as, well leiserv l ink Of a License), and further• gay; that a tavern at. 4hediOnd. is niv,acoonsmodatiort to the, pnhhq.i Williidii , peala: Stephen. Culbertson Geo,W Ginner- 801 l _Reynolds.. AlesaniWr Stewart Joseph Nevin r(it,'NfObrilli/; . :.;:. X*eo.lBWltlitunil tw i art? - ,a4PIP,I:4(.I I FgiK .I - •• tQheeee, Bait And-Ma011400,, 'an nand es, robyld 144$11t.t r mitnibnAtufs* reit era. tableand plqc ... q razor rnzbt threitils;lolkiiktkinTioaliilifiss,cordo *tit, b he Onsinfeeilllepiefattegr Pero l .17' asigo tips, ,pct*OPl•t.shota P c mk ei Apr:VONT ice Oce.l) ll l.'f•Vttilliik„Ml , NAVYAry p tu .1 Onfjp ,m(in . ftrt . ; • ; NAILS. TEAS, sricEs; IiiROWARE - INO . CUTLERY. • ategit4ista IDAVIIIIIM - p• st„, 6etTue4n st/ and 6th sired, " 'PHrt it abk.LPH.L.4. • rill•AitE'S 4410 mg,t4ll infoigi . the' Iger- - A.' ehanti of Ali 'vieurtitj4tAiv 'i•eceliied by the Into arrivalsfrom Engla4o, a.large his fornser•stook, all ; laid,ill ist,the lowest •prices,for, rn Cash; and he now offers the sae . se it corn.: plete assorlmenrof A meriCanhardware, ata.very Small advApcd for.' cash or.:lppre.ved crodit, and •i• vices plicchnSe're visiting the 'city, to examine his stook beftwolitiyilig: Among hisassortment will be found the following: description of goods in all their different varieties: „••, • • • " Knives and Parks, Pocket.unn Pen-knives, , Sciasemi antillazdrs, Mill,P,itt and cross cut SawN.lnkild (1110 other scws,slipveis and spades, scythes And sickels,,Arace .and haltee.cha his; ' • patent metal warstecl • shovels and tongs, hovils tia ' viees,horse usilS wrought inaiitt;ehop , plug as!! hand '.• 'axes, bay . • • Forks; straw knivesYryingpans,lish hooks all kinds, waiters Oles all kinds, limges,lockS, screws, bolts, angers, hatchets,' [isomers, gimlets, 'chili( Is, plans irons, hoes, needlen, awls, sadirons, spoons. sauce• pans, braces and bills, candlesticks, steelyards. And all other, articles iu the I lardware Line, re• quired inn retail store, March 15, 1844. IHOMAST - E S . • • Straw Florence, 'Braiii.. l/1 ", 1k Fancy Scinnet •• •• • • • , " • - • MA - NUVA , CTOSY.:.. i jt t No. 13, Commerce street, abme 4th, Philadelphia. " (Removed room corner or 7th and noble.) -WHERE also are manor:named the SEA GRASS and Neapolitan Ronne's. Merchants and others wishing to pm- Athase (for cash,) will find. it greatly to their wh an .tagodo call, the assortment being by fir the most ecr tensive, the. work superior iiiNvirtifty, - and prices as lowa any.nther manufactory to the.U. Stales. : ,To unarm these facts, it is °My necessary to Can end March 13,1844. - . ,Sm-20 PHILAPPHIA SEED - 'AND • IMPLEMET • • .: WMIX ZOPTM, . _.... S OW on hit:nth...xi for'Llo, .an extensiVe assort iN. anent of Gardth Seeds, crop of 1843, grown by the subscriber and wa 'a nted of Itl:ii best ipialitV and true to naine. ' Clover rid Grass Seeds a all kinds. Prouty,Er. FlearBP tont Centre Draught ''%elf-Sh ' ping. Ploughs.. .: P . rotity and Mears' übsoil Ploughs, Side hill and ilouhle mould Ploughs, grain and seed fans, hay straw and corn stalk cutters corn spellers cultivators harrows dirt scrapers churns cheese presses sausage .6.11e4s meat cutters tis balls ,hull,riugs,•pow chains hill hooks hatchets sixes axe handles shovels forks garden trowels weeding,forks grobbinginies dock extractors prunning shears saws and hooks on , hand and made to order from any pattern, top sale whole sale and retail by ~ . . . U. 4), PROUTY. • 176 Markt t st.,hetweett,sth and 6111 st. Phila.. March 13, 1844. . . tlm-10 117.1rES .11.47 D LIQUORS. ~ tj HAMPAIGNE,Port Lishitrit,Mnlag,nand 111111 i cut Wines, Pale Yrenu and domestic Brandy aid Rye and- ccninonn•Whiskew, .Noland Gin ant New PA*land Rom .thr sale Lt' die stilisevilit.r. • March 13,184 . 1. W. M. MATEER. TO PHYSICIANS Tl . -11; subseribei• „having. pureltaged the exclusive right-to make, one and Vend in Cum berland County, Dr; lt. TIitYMPSON'S PATENT UnatlNK,'lltUkjs.AND catzsa.for the cure or Prolapses Uteri or falling of the .womb and. tither diseases, ;tow offcrs them to the, publib With tile greatest confitleure,and requests Physicians to colk rind examine thent., ~,These instalments hire constructed no sicutific ,prlnciples, and to any one acquainted with the Anatomy of the Female A)stern, nod with the disease which is sought to lit rtired,the utility of, these instruntet4s,will 184:pp:went, ,The Uterine:Tithe; has the Unqualified approbation oldie Medical Faculty in almost all parts of the motility *lfere it has horn introduced., itombee.of veal& calks ,to this client aro in the hnodsof the subscibers, which es . hibited. „The unuettal low price at which these instruments are sold, puts them within tiny-reach orail., • : ,sTumitAucti K tiooiliff,shi t ;punsbuit irs mid for..sale iit Carlisle by S. ELLltyrr. March 13, 11~44 . 6m-20 Aisignnipi iNTynlcoop TilEmbscriber hos, been appointed Assignee of .1011N,IVYNK.'091', of West l'elmsboro' township, Cumberland glumly... it deed of volmitary as sigoment dated sth 3,lalilt '1844. Herd)y gives no tice tOpfill persons indebted to said Wynkoop to tantlie payment .imniediately, and those having chums to present theta duly authenticated for settlement. „., CIIIIA,S'ON, Assignee, West Penushoin March 13,1844, 3t-20 SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE, vr PUBLIC AUCTION , . On Wed sday and Thursday, the I.7th and i.)Sik instant, ILL. be nitered nt pnblio nmtion, la the. resi dence of Prof.- Win, 11. Alain St. the entire stock of .•• . • Parlor, Chamber Kitchen Furniture, belougingiolDr. Will Irvin. Among which may be.entuneratell a superb Mahogany Sofa, %Ink:hairs, -llinMg Table. Centre Table,. Werk.,Snind, 'Pier Table, Rocking-Chairs, covered taith hair cloth I lat Stand, Parlor Coal Stove, a large, a n d splendid Mirror, Maltogpity Bedsteads, Ottoman:3i Imperial and Ingrain Catpetlng, Venitiati. Blinds, walnut and maple Chairs,lndia matting, .Flour Wit, Cloth, Su supOrior Feather, Ileds mol t Hair Mattraases, to gether with a great vacicty of Chailiber stud ICitelien Ftirniture, sttch as Bedsteads, Wasltsumds, Looking (Aimee, nobking stove,-Dinner and 'rea Sets, Pots, i llnekets, Rte., t , All cd, which will be sold 'without reserve and on accominotlating twins. ' The ftbove mehtioned .Purnititre has been Selexted.withleetti care for private use laid is of the lery, best materials and •NYOrkillall6lllll, rhdof mod ern patternf. Sale' to enremence it,t 10 o'clock A.. 111., on each thty,.wheti attendance Will be given and terms made known hv t March o-0,1311 sn Eai i s E. • • - DIN virtue of it,tyrit of FicreFtteias tame direc ted, I expose to publi c 'sale, tit the .Couyt kfollve, in the horougli of Cticlisle, on ',I o'cloc MONDAY :M.., the daY D.,1841; kA. the,iniaress RI; 'rriouias Criiihead, Esq. in the, undlytided half oaf a tract of land, situate in Atifilin township, Cumberland, aopaty, hounded by hands of 4a . c11 1 .1 Way.toner, .lohn Christian Tailor' • iintl Inhere; containing IMO Acres, more or less, haying ghoroo9,orgctvir a ,twostrhy log HOUSE, and, it.loqDitru, Apple Orchard, and p. loft tenant llottpeo, idiot 1,50 porpii,ot.wliiclktitVfikated. His tiaid .. interrst being,n,v e m pliplyt,ittfed tiintide in` the one undlVidedrpnyth pail or tlo, Pile. MdiVillid halt at laid:lrlY.tt trf , 'be eshitn of 'C'ienyge Crnikhead, jp liosseisioti of tlie dr !lan! hl' She ourte'sy die. litt li ttfdlie same 4,20 hair,„,, 4 , •, ,„ !..; : • Syletiopill tplten in eveentiunne (lie, yivpitriy of •Thornita Erpt4lieatl, Esq . ., and Arid mei 'r. • .i`-0146,411101,F,, S4l)erih. 81ievi • • NlurCltVd:lB44'. • 's' • • ' .ca;izifziazzirzat&, Estate of fli~seph Co tietlq, deC'd. , • ETTE S or Adnonistrator.. de .hatnis non, on ja ,the.estate ,orJoveidiP.Onuelli or W. Pennshit. ro' tovvrAip,deel...havelepi:granied to the siihscri dente t n 6 in tire. tamoloatniHin.; C4ll',.rlersons khowing themselves indebted to said estate to make PRYlnebt oild;.l.lfovi having claims to prei.ent thou), dot, authenticated for settlemrot. ) 3011t1 U.' , CritINELLY, fit-1g ~, . , . .. , , , gOttiiii l cit 'MO.' 'pipit I .)11011141 o lieb!d: 4 ,ETTERS7 of tattilittistr4 oti jpti, .ote :efita,te Af, 1 .' tliffriktliiai,Pielgels,,-4,10kr , tpl' the I .bokiilgh . a neitAureftee , a,;**loktii - igund. Iry 4uo & rut , ilf . 1 wil . p,pick sokoktilitiereekidir*iaLltOptliii k ito;il., , ;Mt-tilisillreittlawlih..frkyiestell`tg . 4i4ilcerrilVM , lninlOstelY MO, iii4eliiiiiitithi.Vßl! WA) reorittd , fproestolotgifttoty iiittheiatmo fat totilithent,,%i ! !l , r,A c"..ifti i:11, elm ~ ,, 1 ,f) ,r4::.l.'>: . t, ...frlivr, 7,0, .• A e., : , q , ,:ty - .., ; :..! : 4 ',`A-,0 o q'Aer't ( PCPß,l /'' ' ' l.ll '''' • litEr.4lll • V:. 04 .11 • 1 • I(virtneof sundii Writs - ofVenditioni exPonasi :Acme directed,' will expose to public sale, qt the Court House„ in theliorough,ot Carlisle, no DAY;tidi 2Ath day 4 of t 844; Sit I.o.o.'clocki A. in 9 .010. fP llo Willg:riAAllat% Yizt A Tract,,qf Land, situate, in Monroe township, Cumherland county, bonnded by lands of Abrahamlying about 7 miles esst oflDarlisle;M:i'lbe 'ltlMad from Clarliely ,to y q rk,, and , altat..s miles fiom - 41.echfinicsburg, i.ionutiiung tlO Ntitekmoie - iir•lesii;' The land is 4irst rale limestone', ender gond fence and in ti high state of cultivation . / Tti areahimnmroventen good * two story dwell 110LISO, ft new Hattk,liSrii; .Wagon'ulied;illbru ci!iba,nnil other meceeiry mold ings. There ill MO a'.l;:vels Orchard ofichoito fruit trees. Also a .large tlnye story 'MERCHANT MlLL,,Pliltd Mill and fl aw Mill, erected'on,said farm spinnro'pelled by tile Waters of the• Breeches ,crebk, rinis ; along the 'plantation. The Merchant Mill is in complete order containing three pair of burrs for flour, one pair for' chopping 4111(1 a Snint•Nlaelline of (iyitne'S.yhtent, with Ele :rotors and' ,fl necessary maciiitiery tg liApst,rate merchant , , Also, A 'lrraei of Mountain Land well covered with thriving cliesnut„tiniher; Containing abotir2s acres. Seized and taken in elie6tion the property of •Josenli Latsliaw.. ' ' Also, A Lot or Piece of Ground, situ ate In lloguestown, Silver Spring,township, Cum berland county, bonntled by the tuenpike road 'on die south,,A lekanden. Wills, Esq., on the east, Rock ,Alley en" the nortlionol John Clinaleniti on the west, containing 04feet in breadth, and s l.92 feet it, depth, more or less, having thereon erected a two story frame tavern HOUSE, T weatberboarded tog stable, wood shed, ice house.Yand a well of good water.. Seized and taken itkeiteeution as - the property of.. John NVilkins. ER El .. . . .. t Also;, A 'l'ract of 'Laud, situatein North ,Middleton township., camberland county, hounded by s tands or Jacob Wherry, George Waggoner,dolin Eckned, Widow. Corinna.), John Zeigler,and others, containing Vtl acres more or less, about 1:11. acres 54 , which areeleared, mid the residue in first rate timber, haring - thereon erected- a two. story' Log I louse, log i.; biumoyagnis shed, emu) crib, &c., innl a first rate Orchard:, Seized and taken in execution as the property of George Realise. Also, A Tract of Land, sitnate in North Middleton township, bounded by Finds of Robert .Givin;:lacob Wherey,Geage Simons, G. B. Pen rose and Abraham Lambeeton, containing. 47 acres more or less,nliont t 0 ricers or width are cleared . ; and the residuein good timber, having tbg; eon erect ed a two story Log ROUSE. Seized ?nil taken in eteention.asitte - property of ',John Simons; * -, •,. Also, A Tract of rand, situate in North ati.ddietou. townshiP,.ms the North Mountain, con tiiiningr 0 acres, more or less, adjoini lig the Perry county, ' e, Jacob liummer r Archilinld McAllister John 1.. liott anil,•,cithers, having .a TAVERN .4 ROUSE thereon erected,Ai Blacksmith shop, Coop er shop; Fiiinse Dwelling House, and a Bark st Shop tin Apple Or 1111(1 chard .well-of Water,tte. Seized runt taken In exectitimi as the property of Benjamin li.lutz. .; ~. ' . ;.. ~ • ~ . . . • • . • . Alsp,. A- Tract of -Latut situate in Nrifilin loWnship, bounded by lands-of John Sheik:lmager, Clippinger, und.llie heirs of Martin Homer, deed., Containing% t acres, more. or less; !lasing thereon erected a Lag , 11013 SE, Le g B arn , Seized and- taken in execution as the property o( Joseph 'Wearer. , :. Also,: Two Lots of Ground, situate in Newburg, Ilopewell township,bounded 011 tilt% NOl . lll by the main street, on the east nod north by no and on the west be &lot id . . .William Y. Boyd, 1:011- tainincr 50 feetiii erotit on Alain street, and 169 feet in deptly.each lot more or less,diatineobereoti erected a two store. weittherboarded House Kitchen and 'Boni shout SO by SO feet_ola the, alit y on the .north end of .said t 1: Also., A Tract of Mountain Land, sittl ate'in Hopewell township, bounded . by lands of, Jo seph Al. Aleal44, Jacob Yoglesoliker and John AloW - - ers, cold:nob' 44 aeres more or less. Mao, 4.l . rtak-of 'Mountain Land, situ ate in 1.;0 1 ,,,v.i.n36•45101,,b 0 u tu t 0 i by binds 6C Jacob Vog i lesonger,JoVii•Mowelsatal Joho Ferimson,con; taintnK.3,iteres, more or less: . ...Seized and taken iu elleoutithi property of C. Rainfalls. , , A4w,.;0110, third, of a lot, of Ground. situate in the Borough of Newville . ., containing one' acre more or less, adjoining' lug Spring on the east, main street onAhe north; and :John Mean on the west, haling il.lereollcreeted a TAN YAlllhod buildings belonging to the same, orate two story Stone House mAlKitchen and stone Stable. ,Also, A Lot of Ground, containing a bout one-fourth of an acre, more at less, iii Neu tint tOwnship, adjoining the rail road on the south, Big Spring on the east, Neviville road on the west, and other property of William Barr On the north having. thereon .erected iCI star?' STONY. WAILB plastered.„ Seized stni „Iltken in execution is the property of William Barr. • Also. A 'rract.of Land; situate in :West PeinisborinuTlitownship, containing 285 Acres,mor e or less, adjoining„ lauds, of Williamt Joseph I.alighlin, .Jacob; ICissinger, George tlelllebower, David M'Cullooland-Nlomit •ltock Road, having thereon erected a two story Stone HOUSE, a largo Stone flank Barn, NVagon sheds, Corn crib and other out houses; Seized and taken in execution us the property of Jacob Mycrs. t •‘. Also, The,interest Ot Joint.Moixell, Sr. being, one seventh' pact of a tract of land, situatc , in Monroe township, bounded be lands of ,Jolin Trip ner„lolui Baker, .lohn Cockljy, Saimiel Kirk'. and Jacob Shallenberger,contaiiiimoo6eres ' •rnore or less, thermal erected a two...story S'l,'ONl.l !lOUS Cog Barn, Wagon shed, KO: teiietl and takeu.in execution as that propette of Soho ell, Sr., and all to be sold by ince ' - • • 1.. .41) , A1d./.ONGSDOILP, Sheriff': Shcriff:s Office carltsfe, . • 4 31iirelt 6, A 44. • • ( BIitIERIFF'S rir(iie of n writ of Levari Facal , r4tistil out or !IA: Court ot Common I'leas of Cumberland comity, and in me directed, I will expose,to.bate by public vendee or outcry, at the Cana lioime, in the Borough of Carlisle, on FRIDAY the 29111 day of Alaith ) Ailklilli, at 10 o'clock in the.furennon of saitkday,tlk following described re4l cotttp . t? it: A certain Lot of dronntl, situate„on .tho north side of the Nlain street, in the borough of Me.: chanicsburg,Cumberlinal county, Adjoio46.• Ow bob's of John GOBW Her on the east, b'trawbery Alley an the North,lot.No. 9.0 n the Nest,,contalinlig 46 feet in front on Main 'stre , tt, and 39 4 feef btrawbery Alley, extend in depth back to .arid AUcy..WO .feet being lot No. 10 in the plan of.said Borough, .S'eiz. ed nntl taken in execution.as the property of' John Krug, and to betold by tne,• ••.; • • • • • ADAM. L,ONGSDORF; ALTA Sheriff's i 011 3(?, Carlisle, 2 Afareli 6,1844. - 113 Y virtue of a writ of Fleet i'llelll6 to me, dive ted, 1 will expose to, public sale, st,the Court !louse, inthe.borough of orlisle, an 01111 PAY the V.lth day of :Starch, A.' D. 1814, at 10 o'clock, A. M. A Lot a driund,in the of „ gr sigh Newville,.bounded by the Main street tiothe south, Pool Pierce on the Nest, the heirs of .la t nes Reed -on the cost, Anil wove Alley on the north, oontoittim; IS() feet it, depth, multi() fuet,itt front on.,Moitt street and 40 feet in breadth on love Alley, more or less, having thereon ereqed tt twolstory Promo 110USrl and tt small Log Building, annulled . 'Alsti; A Lni or t4r(;iind'still Borough of Newville, lionntled by Poul•Pieree un • G. W. itaNvai the West, Maio ,street on.the north; Shippenstotrg rend on the south east, pontaining 501eet in remit on Main street ninl runnung . haek.lBo beet to si point 0, ! , Church Alley, having thereon erected ajthall Log STANCE.: .Seized atul . taken in trieention as the praperti Of Thotrias Thnrtiton. .• . , • „.4lnn:..tt l , ot smith shin of Lonu„st strew, in, elianiosburg, Cunilierlanit nnppty..su‘l,lo.l..„4"g,l4"i of.A.leinniffer 49ff:1'1130 , Shirell(11111111(1 0111erti, Colllllllitilg I acre, ' ' more nr, less, having iijrisinve,emontA piereort, ;,peizeit,'lloll taken in exemitinitastheproierfyofllf rt in :11ei ley. And to tie • • ' t - ' ADAM "LlONG,poitp,. Sheriff. SherifPa °Meet; ' MarekB, 184,, cdt 'iOse,ill)'et. lierchq 4ivi..4oOolico,thht he b..' • temps apply.ing gl ‘lic.„eithuttig • Aptil Orin, of ai court of 9,llBFtcr . §e,asioi , is of tumY6ellinit forit,lieenfip botoio -oPetivio by ,5,911,,!0 mo!ei, 9qt43ohlib,r Me.'- chanspqburg...: ' „ • Affloti 6, 1841,: . " ....,)V1,1110,911t1A14q9t4 citrzeipi of comberlantl,comity t tlo otv‘ty,thut . Nic pro.,?;oll Pe-. WittLAlld ,Rbovc tiamed. - Geci. nod .*ltl 4 Rte,oo4l,l:cmrt,for otolidtomper atioe,ari v t roUivoviAloo rnionoes ice6mmodatkin of r%otlloFil'tO`yiinr IsOdorsi;sAllte L seiiiiii:O!* *11 1 9; 46d,foritleFettt ;1104 , 4 rroort at tse'@lAad i k ; • ,qii iedo4*olooll kt). kl,F ,. lllli*Ot • 97: John *selniro,) 41 • • • 05 Pr 'f• - •,:.•lVtiobael !loom." , • Jitisatogilop.. ti g . Ll • et.‘r "1:' • 4:;~ :a;::.air."ni~l snEntrys sA LES: cy~' MEM Mil CM
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