lIERALD,.&::,;;F ! XI ) ,:',,R) *- 04123BiSTAI, TA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,. 1846 For Canal Commissioner. JITI'IESNL.I:T,PWE OF DIERCER: COUNTY Ott- We iitE indebted to Gen. Cameron; -ono of our U. S. Sonatbie, for en important public doottrimitt. . Monthly Foreign Magazines.--r The attention .ofour readers is especially directed to . the prospectus of the. Foreign-Monthlies in our advertising columns. Tama TM; ARMY.—Our paper to-Jay eon_ '. tains the latest accounts that hai.e reached us from ,tl.g Ariii7/.. The next I/CVCS will proba ir, ',M ain en account Of Cen. Taylor taking t - sesable posacs,iion of Matamoros. .tirl that. ay bring matters to a close fora while: OUT311)1: PAFES.-our first page to-day will, be lend =tuned With articles in : keeping with the spirit and temper of the limes. new and striking NAtionul • Anthem, by Gen : an interesting 'sketch of the life and services , of Gon Scott;.a.descripthin of the grpat National Fair, and an article eMbodyr ing , mtich information in relation to the coun try and Government of Mexico. On the literal page will.be found a column of interesting news items. NEIVVILLE.P. O. —l\is have received - two communications ma,king serious complaints against the Management of the Post Office at liewville. - We know nothing as to the car /redness or justness of these complaints, but , ilie , auttrors of the communications we-pre sume'did not expect us to publish them, as .they'have not furnished us with their rimers. 'Perhaps-a2.4.word.te.tlic- will be Mova veS`l'sor Oen V 0 IX NT E I . 3ls.—Thotth making:little noise, we are glad to knoW that ouriberough Volunteers arc actively en gagedin preparing for the emergency which may req'aire their services. Each of our threo companies have lately received con,. siderable accessions to their ranks,' and the aggregate numbet of Men, we ardinformed,_ is now over one Aandred. It is: matter of re grot that:these ;efforts are likely to be of no practical avail ftifthe want of anion. We would repeat our suggestion of last week, that our Volunteers should hold a meeting, forthwith, to tnake. art effort py which the whole Volunteer force shall ilve thrown to gcther fin the formation of one-or-two-PI . companies. It ys for the *en, of the cornpa mios to'take the first step. A liberal spirit on 'their part will go far to remove every dificul ;ty. We trust they will act upon tiottor, sad act generously and promptly Kr. Our complimentary notice last 44, of his new appointment, stirred up our neigh, tor, Mr. Gat, to such a pitch of heroic.yenzy ALM he immediately resolved toO'nlor the Army and march to the Rio Grande, provi. , • dcd, we would march -along! That wont do, neighbor G. True 'pratriotism throws itself at once "into the broach," and does _ not wait to see WIM will follow. For our part we feel - that we-are at our post of duty now. In time of war publishers areas nec essary at their posts, as Congresimen at theirs. It is fot Congress to provide • supplies for our . Vint Army—it is fok the:Tress to rouse the -patrintiitn and file the heads'ofti the people • for the light. We may yet have to:fight; too. It occurs to us, however, that every litis• 'less which has a man tp spare should yield • him at the call of the country. ' Hinck ley, of the " Statesman,' and Mr. BMtion, of , • - , y . , they might spare to the Army, while they I themselves 'stay at home and do duty, with the pon. Our neighbors .probably here no t lhought this, and wetivo..the suggestion that they may promptly• avail themselves or it! . fgr,q - On, Terl;'yerSnriitb,inf taltA been ?e* -OW regiment of Liragotins, and Capt. ,Frementy , Lieut. Col.' • Mr: Polk has ilistribnted• the rr appointments arriongboth parties.' Among, Them are Andrew Porter, of to be a first Lieutenant - , and W. S. Elliott,. of Pa...a on of ~tho late Corn. Elliott, to be a second'Lientan: nnt.' The gallint Walker; of 'texas; is up• pointed one of tbe Captains... . ' Thetutirr T. 9 AND SLID-.E.IBURY.—FI9III ill-. . .. .. . .' 4ormation.derivecl. from a source en t i tle d ' to. , ?ceiithlenee,sejrct,the North, American,, we . - i learn that the 'Taralf, will not be clishir . bitti du= 'iftlielito-Preseiit fiessien. , ' , .'ilie. .eirpetiditures 1 orthe Peverninept ..ine.:; ; 10 e.,yast, in eonee --- . . a luenne:o74llo-WiilredriOn - r - 0f. ,- the -, ;revenue willqior hp 4inteie4-:, , ,,i,41en. _Rem:. -, .71 :Alter nerittificleree:We learn that! the.Sith-:Freas - ~ ::',:ei:K ; bill anif.ilie:Warehoeie bill, will, with a.-. ;;neni igtitiill;::l!.lssl*f'-eglgrandi-iiiali'rt'b 1 1' ..bility;:fiediiiiiil34,iws;! . ~-; ~.. - ~ , T s : ... .-.: - --.IJ , _, :. • -, 1.111 7, Dr lit ersi it will - ertieen,:lies been' i lit4i4.: , ;xliiio, l l ( ft!-Additi°P 4 C-!4'l l is etetlce . ° l • , ;;;Tt , r,,i .— _, 011i,i41i0illi41-6t4TJie*-fir,liiiiis'-li . 4 , j'A ,rkilki# l 4:B l #l94olgvlff -sr opcy artiele"ri a lPd 7 !'idartiiiiltii.m.•Ataikiiinol(titi'lint:',: , ' , ,, , :- ''-.. :- ..L ..;.ci. , -,.., ~, ~`...;.; , , ',..;',,;',L •,,,,:.,, . t,„.,, : -,.....,, _-) 01.fiSlit. 0 40 ,1 V-iO-2:Ctiti-llnil . lht"lLPc o 7' • '4o44xio,o4joty.3p4Coggre*C*4lo , l , dintli,4 reso .,,i.4tilliitiefr.Oliel'ol°W;Ati,„:greoll,l)!Ral9 in::" ' , .'4.l,.crilaSelfliEß! 4 Y , . ol. 4 l . l fi-:tq lv 4l 9ls ' il Ot Ylo :4 t rinj!; ' '''' , . , tf.i ) olo;:ii*Pon ll . ll v4 , 'i! , :i; ,4, ..; , ' , ,:r. , 1fi,..Y,'''' . 7 ----MCgq . *;-oi.Aliii;oo..zeOr.4ett'..4d; -.-.'./,.v*--,A',.41400,...,,:10,' 11f *uYie °o'.-- A 6ie•s4r. ;liPoik'-,; :1, `.',o4iffikkii,oo o 'Pe-00PETiet - Ai o °C 44 i4I Y A-elgliiiik ' ;l , ' , ,S "7 ,, . ga#lo , Tfr;qtancoof .oboro% ofiOfli4vie4iibraiW 4:: 64l afjiiii - - ,i 4 i-'.lfaiiinAkilt Wittifi*kiifirßifit- 1 4 1 '* , . i*i I. ~Ai4il.lo:o%migrl .141: last.l. „ ek,,, en s • ie ii ' k.f.'thilp"criiiiiif:6ollsortfia44l4 , ql, ,,C l fit,.., 6 ,44*Aii#Ao.o, l *.i. 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'The organi• zation, of the Company is as followe c' ' • Captains—J. M. WArtritlioroN First Lieutenants—). P. J. O'Brien, (acting A. 0: M,) ; 'rhos. . . Second Lieutentint- , .-4eutry L Whiting. The ranks the company have, been cently recrtilted to the number of seven ono privates.. Cast. Wailihigtonidcompnny belongs to the Eight -Artillery arm . o'd - ie .- Set-. vice,: and its appOintmentsi are hi every .respect similar to the company commanded by the late Major - Ringgold,' .which so highly distinguished itself in the recent engagements with the Mexierms. ,CapL.Washington - is - a 'vetet an soldier, oracknowledgott ability and itudgment: his subordinlues are accomplished officers, thotoughly ,educated in their pm.; fessi it and. warmly devoted to the 'set vice. The company, Officers, and men, bear with . them the %Veiniest sympathies and best wishes of our eitizens. Their future course will be' regarded with lively interest, but without - a: doubt, should opportunity afford, that they will distinguish themselves by ,gallant servi ces and brilliantly sustain the confidence re posed in them h - y il - re governtriefiL.. Arrival of the Great Britain. Tllo;reat Britain lekLiverpool on the 9th inat., and arrived at tile wharf in Now York, at half past 10 Friday morning. The passage of the Or6ton Notice 'had bepir received in Eng - tar! by the way of EMI The Londein Times of the Sth, contains a leading article on the subject of the Oregon Question, which considers the Americau.ac tion-on the subject favorable: Its passage had not created' much surprise, was looked for as a matter of course, arid the tone of the Times is evidently pacific. Coti3n had pre up one eight of a penny Tge battle between the Free Traders and Proteetioniti *as still going on...hi Parlimont. I'haro is .no .mention .of any furtber.prot press having been made in the Trish Coer- den Bill since its passage - 13n-lirst refitting. The Grain.Bia&xt exhibited considerable intimation. • The insurrection in Spain : 6 in. the .district has hem_ entirely suppressed. The general trews from the continent is destitute of interest. TnE TRIUMPHS OF OUlt ARMY.—The Now . Yeti{ Cornier and Enquirer, in a spirited ar ticle on our recent victories, says, the bat tles of Palo Alto and ReSeca - de la Palma are destined to occupy a page in history peter to be offpeed ; and we look in vain in mod em warfare for any such triumphs of courage and skill over numbers„ in the history of Civilized nations.' Botkiumies were compo sed of disciplined iroops. Two thousand A mericans (exclusive of 300 wagoners) disci- I plined, but all unused , to war—contended nobly against 7500 disciplined veterans, and after five hours hard fighting, night separa ted the combatants, and left our little batiddn , posession of the field of battle. On the next day the same armies meet; the 7 , 500 cO ongly 1 nqfPcilin R~cauule la 1' ma, a maition selected by themehes—and their artillery so' placed as to command and sweep our only approach. But this strong position Was gallantly stormed tinder egalh in' -; = ire; the artil •' • at thi4 point of the bayonet; and allev'five hours land to hand contest, the,,imlornitab)e gaiter try:of our, band ofiteroes again 'over. •powe conquered and dispe'r'sed eran thousands of the ! The engagement of, the Bth is called the Battle 'of . Palo Alto," ,:that Qf. the. 9tli the 'Battle of Resaca de.la Palma," These are SPlriksl',:i!area,Lthe 6 - ist meaning tries," contradistinction to Alm ~ehappet al or stunt 4 grewth, , and the ; latter-the,Oravine . .„;“ OVEI Kixp Atiimot..—Art Aron n• as. held last week- throughout the,Stale Of Nriw York, except the eliy,"to-:ileterrnine . , whether licerises slreith) tstioUld',iMt . 'granted. Jim result *as adeeirleci:iriumpit of temperance principles r7 Mrm out . ?feireir, ten towns.,ltay.lug voted ageirist•grintirg' ceases: For some city of New :York, Wiiiarp . re,form -,jsg,moSt neededf atui Whim interiiperanctf:COMMits e most ravages; Is ekelialed hoot the:ippli-:; clitiortifthe law. • 7 7 7 character to ihFpei apprehension of a,coilieiat.'. 13 fit4ii = 111° oij t ' Ipei'ved intoo4 rea, ;son to believe'.=diet=there' is nothin 3n - 41;5 broioic to produco -war... ; ,diffigulOsei• it#o:4o4, iii.,.moro : per,ii l 39:e. I o coujd juts y,-••••( •••••. • - - • •••:•7).• -- ;47;ff • •.0 6- tiillector the *. , w(,• '• p • mito;•;ait , l4+4o,4l4, been: ron *ci'••Pio . o:lolit • r 1 '- *AO:Y.`:iii*.? , 4,9C.4* . nalit.:) 3 till s'e:o44 : : : l* . : ; I.r, o .Af , WilliiifiNii.Np.44 . ff• ll A9 4 9'nt• • " 7 "7 " V"...'7t;?tte.glT..7-If,;7?"'"Mi trL!-- ;or! -rAtiiiii.Attiefii:*q4l4 , ttit:' 040kReith,0040471.1.441.10;)c i •, : -4pl(#rior , l ll o: . itecotoot - 03 , 1044pith . :, loppr o fOtti,i l ,4 4 *Ft'. ! % B 4, - MittOtai: 0'304'4 • t 54 94 1 36, , 4 , 417.51,5:;! . otiro,„ • 14:414,ti11i ~ ( rq: 4 trkW , 4 , iti,,tik-1776..and - 18121 ,, : , ' ~..'' - - ~ * e ;Nt: „. 4, , ,2F 3 4:0 k , , Y , 9WP 1 T EE0 !,* ,, ,, , op r V; : n yk. doria44oeit in.otir • haiida i rt.*: ..1. • A a Y ,--0 4 ,Pl . l%. fr iO,P3 i _ of Ttiatchetiti ,: .MA, ro u riiiitbft,tiptevolutiK4 - iiiiii — ii*Oii3O ..', l 'iiilitil'otiiiitiiiircirit 6 icit!agAecordivAg* ilnOeilfrii; - .140. trivets. 5°1115, 1 911'10 ireit E htiT,!'itheie anee.lni in looking over its pages the following.pank , Igrao,lp.Rir,cy"9 l ,.,-,1411,9i..,*,p.xt.r.V:#-,09:. purpoie_'_of ,Jihewlitethd.,pionipt.eva ultli: -which Yelnnlee&friinviliie-PertfOir:o4l'erini- i 1 : 6.0i/tile eatileriliir.ie'the-nill of lliiirbiaiii brethren in Neiv England, who hadl l tinci. 1 .o"firfit.hletyit_.Hritish tyranny 4,5112 - abl 1 and ,Hunkei: Hill, The extract is. uti? t erilete lof August,: 177'5:.: 7„ .. .., Sevemteempanies of ,rifiemeni . ltinouril;' •ing, it is saiit.to!morixthan 'fourteen blibilred men; have:arrived - I - ere tom :- Pennsylvania. and Maryland; tudista6e - e7.kif fromlfive-bun dred-tp-seven,hundred; miles.: Theyserei, , re- Mciikably: stout; and hardy 'men; maiiv\of them exceeding:sizirfeetin are dtessed•-iii. white -frocks,•or' rtlte:shir :, andseund.hate. These-rtieWare.iff!marko for the accuracy of their eim strikingajmark With meal -certainty -at, .tWe . linudred•••yar , ds; distance: review;-a-coinpany therty while on a-quickt advance, fired their balls inkrobjeets.of seven inehes .diameter: at the distance of two himdred.end. fifty yards.- - ---• They are now; . statieried:• - on our o lutes,And their shot _ have frequently .proverkfatal•qo British officers and soldiors,. who expose themselves to view, even .itt:more than•dow ble the distance. of eo.rnnion musket Shot." • • Tim work from witch we quote is cSpi ously supplied:with - niniainal notes from. the pen ofthe late Dr. (IEo. STEVENSON;fdtber of Mr: T. .17:Stevenson , of t his borough.— From a note under the_ above we learn that ibe first company Whielireacili - ea..17 - ambridge, (Mass.) was from York county, Pa and was led on by Lie6 . ll (aft.etward Geri ) 1-I ENIP 7 one of the moat efficient officers .of the - I'i e - n - iliy•remark iii lhi connection that Gen. Miller was the grand huller of our fellow-citizen, FREIk. WATTS, Esq. Suchswas the character of the V,oluntecis furnished by Pennsylvania in the Revolution. In the last war Cumberland county, was wilt wanting in brave spirits, who freely offered .theksemices ;it the eqrliestcalLettkirsoun try. A correspondent - lies furnished us the' following sketch of - the " Carlisle light In -ftintirj,"7mill several other companies which marched from this county and performed gallatit set . Their eitimple is for our Volunteers now to Imitate. Por.!hi Car Halo Herald "Oathslq Light Inf a ntry. .The Carlisle Light Infantry Company was raised and organized in the year 1784, short ly after theratification of the treaty of Peace, of the Revolutionary Wit:fiViTh — Great Britain, and yet -remains in eistence, thoWilfra weak and sickly condition ; yet we hope to'see it revived_ and assume once more its former vigorous standing. Its valor and_pattiotism bas been tried and proved in.two campaigns —one to suppress the 'Western Insurrection' I ti 1704:—the-Other in the late war'w„.ith Great Btilain in 1812. On the 11th day of October, 'at 2 o'clock, P.M.. this, then beautiful --com pany, took up the line of march from this town, with about 4000 gallant sous of Mars, under the immediate command of his ExCel lency, General GEOnCE WASiiINGTON, for the then ' , Far West!: The Infantry was highly ; complimented at Bedford, for its true - military appearance and subonlinathin, by the Com cxidently an honor not de served by all. or it would not have been given to the Carlisle Infantry, alone! After a long and fatiguing march to "hat Pitt; '—then on the frontier—their service being over, - they - were ordered to return to Carlisle, and were honorably dismissed. Twenty 'years tiller the War' of i 794, - this company again traversed - the groueil, iii sup port of the cause which their - tore-fathers had espoused in 1778; and on the 24th -of Fault- AryoBl4, they ° pitched their tents, and about 4helst.of March lollowing, think up the line Of march, with a detachment consisting of Ihe Mount Rock Infantry, Captain James Preer, , 1 the Carlisle Rifle-Company, Captain George David Ploultuld's company, an Captain company; mustering in all, a cle tachment of 560, of as fine looking anirbiive ,men as ever marched to the lines; and theit deeds on that occasion are not forgottop.—a x-orm , a lorNlNty% Ft Sr. ' W.W. 7 5 "I 1 7. .". fantiv, Mount Rook Infantry arid, Captain, Mitchell'S'eompany,i stepped aboard .. fleet , thert , on ' - sLake -Erie, and:under the„command, .of the ~ ,1 ate , Com. "Jeisi37lo: Elliott.l'.< '4lti3r; a , Cruise ip- theilioad'of , the':hake, ai,sw. 04,, hey ' , returned to .rieiend,,itt‘s ie . few, - days, - hipped-sigatn_l4-Upptir' , -Ciinidtwand". after. burning a town'anctbreaking oft the enemy's camp, and destroying their stores, , they re l. turned to Erfe,.then matehed'Acis:Buflelo,,to join Con. ilrowit'S army: ' Some of these gat , lint-fellows Were at the cepture-ol Porthlrie t Upper 'Canada.. -Shortly' .'afier , .thei..Crtrlit`flit, Infantry were detached, by 'order,' of Mrtior- General' igwiti,!te the:eilf?u , Alpip7,.witb, ;three co*" ' ides Of fbiliih proirmersi captured 'at lort-Eria' , l6.CaptairtJam esTiper'it onrapali ny'-wittisstati'Oried;ar-Bolialci to.:guarit llie',lolO 4 , nitions-irid:afores , Of:Geit., rfrOwfits army:--.- The .Alottaffteck Infantry,'; were then =pre; , oisely situatted'aeGen. Taylor is now at Point Imbel: • 'Marl .the.:'l3ritish Xertetal Made ;tt iininediate attick'onlhiffido; ths„ . :night , after the battle of Chippewa, Geti.A-Broii'm!s,army ',‘Tould:have fell without a' Straggle i and so would Gen: Taylor's, had the, Mexican Gem Made an immediate _attack tin;Point- Isabel;. • but '-the _best of•-•Gifiittrals•,mar . sometinte's :be Mistakerizt 'Tivill-rm:ptiSidealato ifurther, but - retittirtaT'thb'tiarptti.tirot':tlie - :Carlisle - drifati ffir;•-•-:--00-.-lliei(jo'44l,of4beirplace-of destir: nation _ at _lGmenbisliLbairaeks,-Wheie!.they ilelPiervl-IließritisbAinsoninsio.-Brig,.Gene - , Buttilitirik; of the. U:--S.lAnny,:the:compitny did ,Garentort ~duly.',there,, until:lbw 28th of , guta l l-apwitiolitunttibe-ciarnmanding4en;,, , 4;mL , 'receiveo . •::lStilein'from Major).„Genend • Brown ...giver_thei coMpany . an • hOnorable discharge'froin c'th a.. LT: S . :earvicel . and to. he immortal bonor - of,theit eompany,. , theres. Was not, a single desenei:in..tbat enmpaign !., and ,o.4nt-exatiiination _of..din;rninnh. 'Patling:qiii 'you , i,wills find, that one - of the rluMber, Since the last campaign; bastittained to 7 ;010 , .11 1 4. 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Watt ei..l)4 l Otte -, , John,ll'Kean,' Ibitilti' lir ' - Xiiihicillitifftt4 iihnfy Witioh-. 4 41 .:: : i lili * it oYZJinita4lo,4o- 11 ?)iltorictfi. • 0.., is inetiOqiireidleW Vir IfkifvWoi,gg,iTitriiiii447 Pf#*ir i 0i I•WillionrteqJtaijantiti l oo.V; 4 *. 6-. 4 0 i 'RinerghleitienifilOff,'Ciniteel Smillt,'",lOhn k ' Scott; ThOintialultivan William" 11:Smillii; 'John Sfeele - 3 - Willianc - ihompannrtrinnlitie ;ilOroqi yhos. Walker,; Madan Weitilen ) nVIROZOajditTMOY I Y,WieIeb,O4I I Im. alk`k:yriiiiiiiilkiireile-lAPPveiliilplid Vtader;:GeolgeMilUif t _ l .4ll4os.lo:iititO_ N nii' WellianCraylor,,Jahnr..Meo44-PCki-...PART4I. Ccfol;er,Johp.k." Ramsey,.; , s t ; . -," '; ;: r • - - The Agrear - fdt - inemedivhilti, 604 1 11- Yifillpswere;..eommissioned dtP,Litrideppta in the - 11; S. ; 14;ny„ The ipiegoing companies bohs*.tpd of eighty-live strong. - . ~, irri . adin to the above we have therms. ter-roll.;42ent..EnEls Troop. of Heise, but . are unavoidably Compelled to defer ho.puts• hcaticim to , ohr ,noxt.- , ------ - --i, - • , , , ' , -*Canal Commissioner. The which We.,elip that ,the: feeling 'ef- dissiffectiOn;loWardeAhe • Ik!eidaile . ;'for 'Cant COnanissioner, ie spreading 'in the raiika - iirhis`p rty' It is More general,'ltowevar tinielit may - 80M to be; We have . eves aeen:iti th.eniuteNtit .a Candidate nominated by them. Welltear.of it every, whore, and from the presses - of , both parties, such 'demonstrations should induce dete;:mitie to do iheir:;duty : to: their own banilidate, for : if they do, they can elect ' ' _ . • 'From the 'extreme , Sentlitivends6 :cif - the ,hoeofdeo'plipers c , whenever any reference is made to the dissatisfaction produced by the • nomination of 'Wm. B. Toiter for re-election as Canal Coininissioner, ape muyeatimate in` tibmo'nfeasuie the trepidation they feel upon the They evidently; 13130 that it will be an uphill business to attempt 16' _elect Foster.;- : .and hence their carrnTsleftlirto stop,.what they call the 'treason,' from spread ing in tbeit ranks. The manner of Foster's nomination, aside from his 'official Conduct, which is more then suspected of not being of the pureit character, is well calculated to create diatruSt. We were not, until recently, aware of the extent of the dissatisfaction to wards him in the 'democratic' ranks in this county. especially among the miss or work -ing-pertion-of-the-party—A-feer • • lying dormant, which will Manifest itself' in doe season, in a Manner: that will astonish the wire-workers whoseinannethent forced. upon the party a candidate . wharn.a large portion of them cannot consititently . siiiiiiint. We learn froth geed authority that a siinilar state of things exits in other Counties imthe East and North ; and it.is said to extedd.e•Ver other poruens of the State. , • • - ' SANTA Asa a,-=The Picayttimsays.: 7 , " A gentleman'who has recently arrived here from Havana :talked freely :With Gm Santa. Anna upon Mexican affairs. iledepri*ed ilia war with the United States as sure to be disastrous- to-Mexico; Ile spate of the mo narchical projects in Mexico 'as deatinod to certain failure, ho believing that a majority of the people would prefer even annexation M. the United States to the rule of a Spanish Prince. • Santa Anna- had i tention of-returning to Mexico at present ; and has recently rented a now house. frrThe Nevy prloans, Picayuneodluding to Lieut. peas, says that strong hopes are entertained ,that the 'Arexiertes wilLof thy own accord allow that gentleman to return to the American army. The rash act for which he has already suffered' severe consequences, was ono of coinage and generous devotion; and will be judged of.moro leniently by pub;: lie opinion than almost any other violation of military discipline. The town of Independence (Mo.) was' oil fhe I 1111,uli. rnnged with emigrants bound to Oregon and-California. There were .two ftrollo companies there on that day, one bound to California and thAther to Oregon and the chdrabter of thee-erriigrants is said to be such, 'that it all who go hereafter shall be like the in there will soonlie a hardy and Thriving pope . . th4,far West. .e . S!Urg . ..:111.1110 0 110 1111 t, states Akat that_eittibe,Vdeeloielillip:lj'eteimjeatipßfe; 04r:eleTviceif retl(o.6 . ,a9foBB:Tex4l gajll4,4i:a'l3'9p,-;,, sone,runpAir, Coughi,Consumption, Tains in the various parts of the boily and other appleasent symptdmi;are the Aloud; effects , - -of catching cold. : ~. , , , ,; ~.tVrights Intlitin . Vegetubie-Pills, are a. de.:' Ilithiful medicinefor car in o ff a cold; be cause, they, purge ,irom the betty all Morbid And,eorrept hunters in, so eat.‘y and,riatural,a Manner, that the tidy is relieved of _every hindtf Rufferinisaif by thagie.: ,-Ftetn three, to'six ief said:lndian...Vegetable rills„ taken every ~,t1 ight sin, going ~tp tteo; will,, in , a short time,; uletie:a :Pei fl'-ct.!? o re Pi the'njOsi- obsti nate cold- 7 -M,the. sarne Abe i.blood and °that' fluids.yrill ,betheMug. y pittifiad, ;and the ate So :comp, p l y : tovigotated, that the bodyzwill;be,rqst fa& to,. even' sentule r . f l health" tham,helate,,:l,. .., 1 •,.„.:„.....„ ...';',. • ~.,,,.:. ~ ' dt 8116014,0a° be remembered Ahtit_ ik, Man .. by the nitneor . i , ..m. w:.gpeiry..3vlio sell t , motlicine - ,puriorti g r "i. 4'.lm: Indium .PAlli,`-At, I the corner of Ro:9 APlitFici,st'.ftlreets, -,- itvitok an-agenti,at minerOeitber,F.RiP! , guotantir..aa • genuine apkiluo he, Am. for epic', .... ~ ..,,,,,'; - rt _The_enlyipeoittity , ag,*at;inipoilition, ;is to purchaser from•peopfejof Unbleruishiid.chitt-,, actor ,nr at the ~ Qtylo! and General '.Depin; 'WRIMIT.. • '.. i';' l* -'.,':`..,''''' -' ; .';;'.',':\ Boldin;this.bmeagit by icteotix#N.943y, Sole, agent, -.•;7.' , t* ~,, . , ,:. ~' ~ ,,e--,,...., - .• Ilitiriintinesini,us , .7-This rantheirielsee4 .kritocaloa - tcite ene pf the most ialittiVe iiVer'llitietwirettle!F l Af - intritiOr 4l4 l 42- bletat' and' fluidti.'c'lt ui `su perior; hi*,Siiiiiifilikilia; wether esiaudinifle or'slterative arastandit infitiately lielere;:ald • theii , prepehtiotia , mfd combinations' , of Ilereury.o: , Its •• vurgutivi point Ufa iii - eiWati - orritiesieulable ;lialtiiii - Rot glitse . pillo,' , iiiay: be'. taken , ditily 'for any pettotti' and,Linstead , ofiveakeraing Lby the oathartiOOtteef, they add strenght•-bilaltiatt; irkily .thir,.einvie t of weaknetts.-=-Theyhavo (Pone of ihjimitioinhle etrectiv•if that Idled.' irti pe di f i B i , : . )o loo oc 2..-2.7he_teitb-stniitot,iha. ,itad. , the bmtelk‘andlin ll34 re a'iat'PlititY-' kii.4l:74lol;. ,l ).atit , ,: • !hstita , o' thestit.aidraißog ernplotrApi(e*-111f11' gad , coo k macn t. g 4o :l4 , .., I,,en - isvin entrin.eVevimoVentent oUthe,heii• l iY `;'/-' l''' zi 1 ' : '''.: 4 '' 's 4 :'• ';':' , ''-i:V^.:l'.''', as ~/.tr, , , , ,, ',., t%!:.: - ^lleilitX,Wth:Pr:oollld,toolll;l4htllSlMltrr - shoohea4l*,miiithilliliribit eigiliOuniO'' 4#ll;b4;liiii44ll(ippelyniletuiyMitaimaginaff . f ,i 1, 04„q?; jOkitot*Oitiiiiel.thaihvbilquiii '# o o l tq l " 004.4.../adlitlati..ltlisattsa l i a po.: 4 put ici it ' :: .. i0 .,, • *f a x: 40 , ,, litatt.iii is eifiol i , f., (t v iitt , g,rft' . i 46 , ) . 4 , F .;,, , --,4.... , ,-- , :.;-' - % - ,---,:.,,. -- - . ' • ,04,‘ , ., , ,4 . ,,:. 1 .,„,,,,,, , ::i , .}:',.t.:.:, ,7!)_`, ,, !: , .,..:, , p ,,. ....t-1,::,,..< ~'•-'.,.,,,:. ErosOcutlowof ealOffiaU. .7E !•#•,, 'il'Altidrho.ol9. lol P-,;Cdnkidito44 o o , so o ? er the' Brepideht ) — bretio in k'folltfif liitagrepli-seeme aht , There N e mi jt e ! .. q ..itv e .itot4me 411:desire it must be''effecti : velicrarried'ori 4 .; •Stiliftierts! or delay the, ertemy . tcr emit force :Ototft.ol.Adp,*o's.4tpro,:lc dto en ~1131,14. t •••Za- 'le. • nothinfi3lgie—bes4ney",,d'op, *6l,;oThveaknesi Uutit be manifested. ~But we copy foamthe nion. "`"'"Thee •Morrit effort of, .ihis;great,,triumphi.:, upon the country, will be as irresistible as its result uportithebattle.field was . decisive.. It secures to s nia iihiirtiVkier: It villronse the people in a•iiiintiltaneenik, effort to carry on the conflict with. all possible Vigor to its close. Already We hear a - -the purpose, of at combined milittiry464aval. mov,emeetupen Matamoros,. And yttandertikke-tesay that a most vigorous plai . 6,,,_t oper`atietle,lntendel at once to • bring . the ,Mexicans 10 iioot honorable terms, ikeveretiow, fully • . mittured by our government... In thiS,VieW"we cannot but hepe• 'that' the • 'enthitsiaint...of.. the .volunt teem' wheere rushing to . the.scene of action* will subject itself strictly_to_theArection and the discipline of; thetuular,eentral dorcc.— There. must' e `nit independent VOltinfeer ex peditions; Theymiest,an : everrease, be unz der. the directien:ofthe:coristituted. - 09thorities of ontelituitry,.. The .federat' s •governMent, throughpe . properdifficeni, - will call upon the States, for volunteer troOPs. No man doubts that there will tfe _endugh, and gyeatly t more' than enough . ; to . rash; te the standard of -•-the impelled by the highest thotiverir We *or rim peace, and of fax plunder.'`.. 'All tliti-highest,:, - Considera-• lions of htimanity'and , of sound policy com mend to this spirit • and of this spirit, thus far,,eutroost :glorions,es fl4'momentv-WheiiteritWarTay- lor made his advance towards the Mexican border; he proclaimed that private, property should.be reivetell:l_:ov his soldiers,_ and that fairpriees:Should bepaitifor its spp plies. This praiiwcirthy moderation on the eve of hostilities_ has been. followed up, by acts of hemaiiity"courtesy in the hour of victory Which crown the glory of our triumph. Such u spirit, persevered in to the enclAntifl enlist the sympathy . of the whole Mexican people oh our side?' In addition to. theabore„but in a different . _spirit, dm !hone of last ' Sa turday ea ! vs, in reply to 'the N. We mean to conduct the war agahi''st)d,exico with all the vigor in our power: lolly want twenty Ave thousand volunteers, or ;eteit more., • to strike sueli a blow •as may compel !tee' ha . make 'Malt.' We :dud/ berArritar.ti rec shall. titrongliplds use shall taitt: EVEN imyt eiivrrAt.,•if there is no ether tit - causal bringing her io-a aenae of justice. want_ 'fifty . Itibusand volunteers, not against England : but, Rt,ritte - 111eNieen wai.l . • is : he not la Traitor? The Washington - Union,. Mr. Polli's Organ, edited by Thothivo Ritchie, takes the f011i.4; notice. of the great exhibition of articles 'or .American Manufacture now open at tho Na tional. Capitol. The - great manufacturing- interetts in tire great nation of the United States, not satis fi ed with all the monopolies it has hitherto enjoy • ed, has at last, as a finishing stroke brought. itself into competition with the menrturic, now exhibiting in this city, and it is becoming w question at every corner, which will even tually keep the field. • In remarking upon the anti-American sen timent contained in this paragraph, the Lan caster Union and Sentinel, says: IV ho doubts that the American who could thus sheer at and attempt to discourage these eyidepces of American skilland industry and our. efloits to beconio independent of England, is a•tory at-heart ;Whatever his professions may be ? Why, we could sooner trust- the interest of * this country into the hands. of ReneditArnolti now, if he were living, than in the nands of Thom us Ritchie. Arnold was nafso danger . sail-eriarni-6r amore fonlingratc-Lw-lii was plotting with Andre than islhe man who would attempt to 'break down American 'Manufacteres. Sherri hearted recreants? They Shorild be well-*lnclied isontrainummittpeasirra-egantiiont .11_I I their reach N.."1". - .t (tittle r .E"Yffi unc 9 m*oligooicAti9n-Aq, 6"e ; enublect..t,i an n'otinct3lh6;onfpik,'PC glorious 'ens, gfignpinnt, of ,tlp but not ~x.ritytitl)Sr an,win:firitt„stated,'? t , • ;. Tba, Mormons tiro vary rapidly _quitting NeuVUq and autiog the: week entlingon the' 14th ult.i.the number of those who ifeparteci, jviite"l3so: 'About 12000 have alreadi'gone, °O4.) l ° o 4ted° ofNTP'i9:4' l .*9fil.in upon the opposite, Side .Of the Jiier , ;for .-the purpose of 'eenVeyine:uwi, those' that ,yet MEESE - ~ P111141)EIXIIIA gotipi'y , EViritra;!;fune,lst. .FLoun.—quiet to , 'dity- and , seles on cern ,prise a few red ,bb s na• - 1 ? hund o mury, raet eyat • 4 4; at whiCh!,.iate-nlos4eslatiteare„,wiAing'te; :cell. Ry :, e Flour , nominal s4.,!.!..Cerii,Meat,' ' a' • " eta Jen.lyy,s : • Jrani—_ .betlittle one," we "Aroicit s*..s2.of:4o4l),twilelstoed,renea• red f 92c n p ilia; of at ... TJ*sdcP944.broP4los644o. 'OM steady, , Soitiern #ls,llei..rukd.:4o,otv.lipsnele re_mad.itrAtote,',Al ~ . • publish beleirll letter rout the nor ,c), , , re` Cougreketiona on - Con co r d ,, . O'LNYLEPtftriC P al rk 4 n ll _, • tqlrlarelt Piefeara. %girt the past winter r e sudden And violent 14 . ' ,tack ,igifikmY Lures by mi posure 16 eold; con , fitreilme-.to"my . rrieni. and Zed 'for several' 'weeks;-`;and when I'recovered 11 was so much oppressed by y '.diificnity`in breathing, hat "was.incapablesofritipid walking end . violent : was: nimbi to 'eleep, or rest 'upon abed,bynight =The'sutfering was frtiquently . fektromeratid•• judghig'lrcnt the ineekopooy of the-rinnedies'usedi I stippo.: 4041-1104iseaiteinourible.q:-Reing:persuadedL •-• try - U. +ante' tit' "%V istaTs Balsam , gl,3Nrild Cherry ••without least co afi denellits efficuicy.:Or that!,.cittuiy4otherpreticriptiOni - ito ime'ean understandinSK surprise and joy; %Oen: , [Aeon& the 11 iffinnitr almost entit rem eibtl.ttefote one' bottle Oftai noos,l , :Sit iiyaipathrifvitti!,,inylfellowiisinahreurth nPla to MOO We stitteaMittiaridieetan-. Menddie re,4o4 , tittittro . •!.'Solitirc , oo.44l44#oiltno. Aiiiii(riiifthitilitir#o - • 7-477- 1 W - 9 . ..... .... _, ' .„, , •ci . §201:00 i i:ift 'ZIVII3 ' ,v r. 'o ‘ i,l7. ,-,Rf.,.*:01.954 1 f , "?: : T*Z 1 ::, 4 9n. pie ~-._ Wiwi% !Film glk.rlenitg-trniebk,' §uojainif l eftioiatiospatelidifi from Creii,VaY liii•-frotAaylktolittiXclusiirlt---.0, o;'liik'Aier`giiiiciienee'esaili'kelieti4t'Osiri NA& reabgeilhe Onm pi The second V:1 , K38 At ief-lnii '-fiery : umnPrehensive_account_of the, en bf the Bth, varying in no ma terial point from what is already in the pos itessionaifaur readers. He states his force to hiiire iiOrexeeed• 2300, all told, that of the enemy about 6,000. But four men were kill ed;ttridel officers' and IT men ivoirtitle s it=' About ioo of the enemy weris killed..• The action - hutted Iva liours.• -141e L sourth ,anctlestolermateli Au fluted . at• FOrt Isabel,,l2ol inst., whore:Geri. T. had arrived o n a batjYlifisit • i jort'llie purpose of having ail ititeiview with COmmOdereSon tier., , ,He left .Col. Twiggs in corn In awl, at the encampment'. , He aaysTP -1 116 blesican for: , htit'siutt almost' distirgaiiiied; Usti - 1 .- Anil less no time : in investing Maternorde • and 40 7 ningAiniiiiviiielen of, the 1•11•e'f. • ' .2.t , . ,_. .t ~, . ' . ' - ' • • ' '.., 'two:Days katetfrom flue loot of:War. Ari 'F,iperlifiA Stile( to Atteckßarrite—Gin• eral Vigor Pceikniak Ai Crosatkaltio gran . de and,ollack Illatamarcli.. ~e x k . ~' Frorniht , N. 1); Stini7llli Eittpoilay 11)..--'• tit.' _The eteerner Jarpea Ceph,Oriffie, erritteti this Morning herr, the ; Pritzes _which plao she jekton, the.l6th inst.,hringing intelligcticelwo aay lder - thiliititht'hy the Githicstotit , *. . _ . iniport, anti. .Captain` Griffin ieferred - us that. Gee. Taylor left Point on„the morning,ol .the 13th, with abtint 200 Men, and-n supply of provisions for the army at the camp - After proceeding a short •dis 'tame, loweyor,lio deemed it expedient to return,' and increase his escort, end 'take mil him a large ,quantity of Supplips. He did so, and-took tip liis.marcli'again for the camp, on the morning of the fitla, with from six , to eight -hundreildnen, alga artillery, and about, hi , ' Olhan rod and , fifty ; wugons.: was metabout Mid wey .I*e:cep Point Isabel . and the.erimp, lateun the , ovening 01 the 15tli. -t-Ter to that-tim e - he - 114t17-ilot-invt-the-ellera itorwasit anticipated that ho Would Oriooun t& - OPpOsilloikitS the. geaenil iinprr bioti Was that- the-enenry - haditetreated fromfditrY - ao.il, immediatelraller - their disastrous defeat 'On the 9th-and tOth, and sought sittetron thb west - batik oldie Rio Grandm a ' . -While General Taylor tra's nt P o i n t I sa b e l he 'waived haglike:nem that the 111oddeans were .othei inn inr large nu inborsm Brirrita, -.M4x icon Auttu t _itnywiliwely Ithe Rio, Grande. Mn being thus'lnfOrrneil. he ordered the two companies of Limisiand Wrifitriniers, Under Cirplaina'Deiditimid-Neeli tonfernd-e'detaeliment of Unitvd Stated in fantry, numbering in all, regulars mid •volun leers,. about one thousand men vorepo'Sed entirely of infantry, to proceed to the attack of their-town. • . TheSo troops criihtekeitron fhe inetking of. the 'ifith,oti. tho - stem - netB . Net4a, Leo •and weretiatalcti-at the ISC:I2O6_ &If • M...-Utlil imitiudintely. . rinircheil-rfor the Rio Granule ; the steamers - being riiifcred to ascend -the.river, and .transport..the troops and. their atrimmiltion acres's. .Confprodore,Con .. nig with his Iv hole,,equauhrm, cOnsie the steam- fiviitethe frigate!. Cunih j erland Roritam,rind Poti?rnac, stoop .St brig — Ltiivienee, and the. Fehr Santa Anna, at the same time Weighed an chor and sailed for tlai . t month Of tire rider, in tending to assist the coops iu crossing -will. his boats, and to aid ht- the attack with his nieui. The expedition ‘t.a!!, ender the •Coln ' M Mid of Colonel Wilson. Gen. Taylor intended to croP:e the.iver at or near his-camp. to take ilosseSsitin-oollla morml.. and Oho expedition - was ordered for theAlouble 'porimse of dislodging:We Mexi cans from their position at Barrita. and assist ing Gen, Taylor in occupying .Matatrioras should liedie opposed, Gen. Taylor hoe:oiled to crosstlie river on a bridge, thrilled of the buttes of hie xvagom caulked tight. For this -purpose he had or dered .hll the oak ttm.at Point Isabel to he sen• op to the camp. ' Capt. Griffin beard Mailiintt witafever.df the repot that Nit odes was marehing ras.with.i p t noo. meth, our,: wrorthere n a y cer tainty that the2Mex icons had been reittlhked thh general ripinicte j hOwever r was,,thot : they hntl beep., : „ . . , • There,ttere mtne _ of thetenerrly • betltiften, the camp and, point Isabel ; it any remainid . on this side ofAhe'tiVer they.,3tere above the Still Iriatei . .l- , -proli;ble Etracy.ation• of IVl*tairio,rae... • Il'olgarit fioro the,,NOwOrleant.paper3 o! 110 Alabmn It. '4il .CiWt. . tattle,. arriveil this, inerithig; ZI o'clock fmnri Brazos St. Lago s lit 48 h3tirs to. 'the; Sisuth;lyot: . ;pkyik the 13pups ,piapps497;.o3c.9l:.(iy • .r`'lelvsoat , •,Peoint-i• 'sabot, ofrietai; jtil•lirri yid 'that,. Cot:: with: Regattas; 'and three eoinfairiiiA,itr Mitbarna • I t;Olutitiie'reOitid Caked sition.: • • • , • "...Giiiierta,Slaylor •iras•to•erosi-thet Die Gtrurr tie, for, the parpose - of, titkittl4 IVlutavraticte on ILtirtfing hearil'rie , eaaitatiartiteial l'aintisittiol; it was flip uttivors.al •opittiiiii that the.MexicauS tt vaeuattalt the:town: . . '•. etiearhand tiere'bif their "way and . * :'etirntat;ttietal their' marell'''aii+tlia lioen!Phitiorka:Opss gni - Ate Grande' at the 'l:tiltarfij: atial;i advance tiii.'"tha ti - yer the Meitetayttilltie , 4;t:•'.;. • • AvOr,e.setinAti, ,glarch , ttat;or,.(tdatarnaraitimnd it a , aa.eitia thoy'kviit'e - ;aliritipt'i4 mate el *lntiAtitiiii.-• ' •••• tit ' ! miprojtig.,;el rriett al! ll;ant). in gaa t k:paza,„, - ,ems,A.T.oup4o4l4:thit ' II4,COLLECTORSAND IJLr#k:ityirbni, Aiil.l)c ; OilpiptisiokieN. or Oe cot Lab diroclul theft to lb: . intrytaneo'o collecting the, State Tot. keeent,Yoo.beferii, life let of Au. gust,:,to nit blithe idtate - tikinioit‘liti; . payment of the , iiitereet'dtie et :the:Onto. eud offers elle. , (Wiwi of five, - percent from 'nix of such• conotiae ae i nlay pny . the icairie *it; , Ste* 'FieloadjErlov - itoiltardiffe;:. bq 00 pro m pt geiW,gtealittid the sum of .'elevedbitadiardeY., late, ol.,deduction' from. the State tax; , :teik ( l , *.4 "received bit'. the: county Treatintet.for , rigs Purliole, , ,,—tanakpfcioptnaateif the,:ietl• of ,ibn: collet:dont and tak payetellerptetent: year. pill 'teen' in the :pima advantage *iihr;iittiintY;and We:ho othing, mere; Will !tt#Ysol, iid'lo ' tit , 9f : o at Slate :' tax, to first or Aquet, t thb . attentidn of our 'to or *suiting to. the de:ltiiiieLlhen!.a.. con. elda debt.htie been bider/rid iriAha'eveollen of il io x, o orkAteertii end also that payment iir, re44lrl4l',V.o.oP,otapioniatialth4crttnable her td 111,11 . katitqr:.WliqPIOrd,i heti, 6,10 j and..eredit; in 00.1 1 4 61 0,0i,giel!„'?if;t 1 0':$ 1 PrPiti-Oikthi , piab. )1(040.'4 , " tirg'rottilfoot I . '„ • 7A)telblilatice_dof-bercriAhls.4otlt4FJpio Odittoont will be enter!d•ati ‘ d - itiaititiO leetod.agreeablY law , ' 'AV POLOissiOttftf. , ,VVtpntithqiiajailioitii: Bir.;-,14407.t ..,..,,.., • 0., :• . : • •. ._ pp 00,1 ' otn,,by the Ray. if. P. Jordan, Mr, cilicgr,* aria of thip,Borough.. to Miss Et.tr.A JAN'S ICkinttriu. sofiWestpennshnro%townshitt. hibitiehatiieskok,ouTuesday the 26th ipit. bythe • Rev; Jtiliti.o: Frphil, , ltir;i7AColll bitt.t..EnT of Silver Sprinuttintshlyit 1501.1,ZABETII, youngest dough. 4,? f, ir H 1 p ..,.. 011 ' !....lirblentoe townsblo. _ _ '. • . " ...epOte' , .^,.... 1.,44J fi . ~ , . 1 •On .PritinV the tOth init. Mrs. MAnosngs,..mifir-tf----,--- --Tjuguas-urla:—, Eimilf - blortlrldiddiefortiiiiimship, aged 80 years.-:The deceased had. been for the last half century; a member in good standing of the. Presbyte riamehorch, in this Borough. . Iniltis Borough, at the residence of his brother, If: 0.-Bllloy, on Sundaynight; the'llst ult•nt — Consubto tion, Rev. SAMUEL -AlAj.er,- of Chantibersburg, In the • On Stittiriley morninlelherSdfliilli.hitilitiiirliVevdr, 7.lwinßßEcitorniimiktson 61 , 6116 Johnlt. Wateveri-of - - -thisiforongWaged ~ W are sh:ll4montits. j i ~ y„ Like a rose just In imeniniblooin, s' • • He binisornidrinffnttiCkly'lolMlS?'''' ,, .?' - • , And now,ht thedesolate tomb '• • • '' - Mis beautiful fortit has been laid; l l'luMalthi Mty tio.Avorms may destroy, • And bir is May bii drumbled nvitty j 3 •,;', ifeivillirg n.i2itli•his Miriam. on high, x - . itriciidrit P- that cannot decay, . • -,,,,•;', ' ~,.. , , - FOREIGN 'PERIODICALS. oy The it6r6i/V review ! ewf 1 1rini*Idiniurgh Mira, rtikelOSiaarterly Heviear, The Westminster .131aniniroON-Edinburgh Magazine. 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'REGIMENTAL OtiDER, THE Companies composing,thc First Be iment Cumberland county Volunteers, will a ctns bie on Saturday the 13t1( inst..nt o:aloak. P. M. in Sit : Miner uniform; at the following places ' vizi , TIM Big Spring Adamantine Guards suit Scott Artillery. iii the Borough ot - Newcille i Wayne Artillery • 4vag•ll:' - -.••• at Lees X Bonds; SPring . 11‘1,' Kfield L . l. Infantry, nt Sprig fieblotnil.Cumberland Itille at the publlelionse-of E. li. Eister,"Walnut lint tom road, to empress your willingness to ',lnn teer your services to the President of the United States, foe' one year, in thy present war between the United States of Am_ erica and the Itepubl c of _Mexico, eptiortitiiity'hi• a very favorable One for 'exempt members of Volunteer Conipanies, nrid.all ,others - whose' tnitrintisrn may.lead thrne tit-tender„Their services tit fill:till. l 4.Prottent Volk" .unteer,copiptudes,to the number requiredywhichr Qs siidpfour. Your reports trill he muile opt as directed in the General (Wet', (Weil .1 - lead Quitriere, Ad:pi lau% : General's Orlleti"lGirriaberg. 'May 1230846,- irdliiti4rilitt-tri-thk-tindersigneil-forthwith. Ey order. of Jt)HN j 1001), coti k elch mi p l andh. g . Rule in Orphans,reourt At n stated Orphan" Court..4o,Hin tVeasten tiny ;he . 20kli, tiny of *Aril, 1846, and )1414160 at • • ' • • told .nouts,-before-4111-thnr.• S A mirit.IIFRIIURP. 1412 , 11 Preet. Judge, and At m . Stuart.intl T. C;Millet, twits. Associate/tidies. 'No. and the foildwing pitieeellings were lout, via: In the ease of the writ of partition snit TANN.. (1011 . 011,the; reo4state • uf„...1t111V01.1.7, IlEPVLE MAXV,dio'4theititsue Inivltig been itonftlrmeil by the'CourW , i; 11 . 01 , 4to;'.Oltr4 0 1101/Ci,Altrile'11 1 4 6 ,-Ontm011on of Arr. Biddle, Rola;no AC, letpl,,rept -oentitlbtei , of „BOW deetinied to wit, retteriek, Aohiki'AiitOttl;'Allittbetlt; . 1%1 0140; ... Miry; Jacob. 40 •••-• 'lsinberveishe - aittl her Ititsbliut:oso d egu t; lea'. lifi",issue wlt;',fjollit; , Jedoh, Re pod 111lky Isenberger-- gefftenion,ss ids JueobSOit-- 'ner;- 1 460oltitt.,kleftlepoor was marrletl. lo.,llqury 'Sink, both of ishom ore i11011;:.:Ientini: house turr anus, to wit, Arnold , (oho .cotitteyed his interest:. tO,gaogb•M , ll:44en'tain)gtlilJacob llefflitirtiri iilso V l / 2 , ehlhlren,: ii, iiitc3olill; te:ThOmitnly, ,P.liza married to lhttitel Dunlap, leis' m ild,." eta i.!, , Filisiues;:..marriet/Aot,llli,„ staid Ihintel Dunlap; nod J.OliOnts,HeMeman, to sip tieseln -Peers' Vw.!the lii dry , Of thorieit stated , A:typhoon*. Court., to:*11 ISt d,j , ,tt August I. noxf;'..ind • accept Or tel se , to accept mid , real', • istnto.;itt,thOrstle‘tlo tumor nothiev Or by% . writin • ' •- o ibildollolo3 given ter •• e-eoliett,or withhi , forty.olles of titylnahlieathint for lheosttweliki in x . s/trutuvoriapers, printed it, Cei,11114,, for: thole s re— stAlngOOl.ot,the cattily sad, beyond• (WV miles.' 11Y -THE- COURT. , largos are Cumberland county, ' . 1 do; certify titiie the4oiegoitis i 1 . 111 tile on the 'hems • i" ) (i ) _ Dr Arnolit trey Witt' suel.the seal iessid'Court, at • • —Citilhasolei-45tWday,or:44,7j-1114A--- • J. POOli,XF4.li,lr..Chirit; l : Rd d in ; *Paia-l° Alit a staled OiplaptCoarthogSnon ed. ,nesdq, the goo day' ofAiwil; I ne6„, end hoiden -4,-Carlisle,for-Consto,riand eountyi beforeTtim -- Hon, tilsaainta HeSelian, Esq. trieg. X 11 4 4 ; 1 10 1 1 ' 0. U BriiiiirilitMa — Milter, -- Esq—st., eioclate-- Judgesi .. atong nth o r,thingsjho following prw. seed inge wpra had, - to wit s , , ~Ini.thik'eaio•of,the riii`ifOartitton Of War.. lidricaiibitaittle - Oo43loltyMiiif•Wdeis•47 - thojamofinrinit bein.conthied i by the carirf: . Now to, writ, / 19tivAiwileii16; soy motion of 111 r:Todd„Rnitt on u thit re `Uandlegal item- . tativsief bald daci!dlewit.linob'SOMislorl,Da. - ' yid' Spoitelie,', Georgelilpotuder; 'ltliriiuhs, inter. married• With airman Limgidort, and flowiest_lL - Stioblieri , ,tet appear on'the Brit 'der of;the'neat ,stutoiLOyphina' 000r4 and Recaps or ramie t o •ttoteOp, sold'ostato t at the'lraloation ;: personal ncithoWeibg-'wrillog left at their place of abode, to be giveti,tO s ,theso living Withinfortg'niilite of _Carlisle,r and. Nair tn.' these bityptic(hat dm tanoo,.l'fir publielitign'^.in‘ Arc , _-_x&ow.sim_pers_fi l i 'three Itiecoselip_7weslil)3.,:Yl,...,..-Patjhe-Coiiit.-.-- ,- 44* - T couits,,ii, - - -i .I' , ''L-5-44x1- • -•-• - , ;' , =7 , t` " '1 ileteraly that the Sibaio'ii d true. . ' 4l .oi , ii' CM.4016.:511 'Ai choir. and, , ;logatrepiolentitlye or Davkk,spon `, , elinifdeowniedo,..,Witnelm,rnycha n d ' ' , t'.., ‘ o.'-sold;thiSkiklitiiii,iiiid Court tot. car.. ' \ - ' 1iat ithi g iAtit , W5 1 *.18404.,... , ....:.:...... • ::::::2 --- , ' -44311letitillatjti,t1461V ).130i'C AIM SCOTT, & CO„ .112 Fulton Si. New-York El
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