E 2
• • YjsrattrricActigtimiil - heti - '• - d igeage
Iniaiee should be loet
In procuring aTpropei'ioniedir tb 'arrest the melody tit
ifficii.'"...lPer the cure' of"';
Mranchitia, ,, AstbmiLObstinate•Coughs,Spitting•liined ,
Pain inthe!Jlreast,inehortall diseases of the Threat
analLutigi;boThianpsonla , Conipotifffi 9yrup of Tnr
, and Mead.: Naptolin.? as. superior 40,1111, other fettle
' the.gencral
I ,systetri r strangffieninavold heeling the Ittogs,
arreettog-,the"coega, Ovum, ne rvoun
reitlesstmes,, rind bnpertine Cone to the ,
"'triads:'Thitunnticti . hhiq been 'restbred to benlib qty.
:-theiunpertilletkid:efliceey of this excellent , medicine,
niin.4.PiAoriabliociant in offered or. its ,superiority ever
avery.otber remedy: • • • ,
,grepated atol sobl:Shy AtiONY• g:AriCK B6 N..N."
or-Flflbund.Spruee streete,Vtiblndeloble. •
-89111-, by ,J & lIFLEMING, Carlisle. Priee'so
-
ate and steer bottle •
•
Batt breath, a tlibegreabje . ,tasfe in the
Mouth, and other unpleasant syrriptoins: 'pre the re
', snit of indigestion. When the fried Mimed of being
• properly dissolved rentnins in the stomach, a delete
. rictus fluid called•,Sceptle acid, ,is generated, Which
mixing with the fluid of the mouth is certain not only
' twelve a bed breath, but is also tlie - true - canoe - of
wasting of, the gums, a deposite of tartar and decayed
right's Indinn Vegetable Pills cleanse the sto
mach and bowels of all billeus 'end putrid humors,
purify the blood but they also restore the digestive
organs for a healthy lone; and are therefore certain
to remove a bad breath and prevent a premature de
cay of the teeth.
tti,,lleware of connterfeits and imitations. ReTlTCM
barAlsatiltootiklnul and only genuine Indian Vegeta
ble Pilll have, the written signature of Wimasst
Watairr on the top label of each box.
• The 'genuine Is for tittle by CHARLES Oftif.llV,
sole agent for Carlisle, and general agent for Cumber
land county, by whom country dealers will .be gap--
, plied at the Philadelphia prices.
. .
A Lady in Troy, N. Y., who had been
' given up by her physiclotte, sends us the following:
Trey_, May 15, 1846.
.Mr. Fowler—ln - October Mgt, I n Violeitschld;
• tobleh settled on mylizinge and produced a hacking
cough, accompanied with night Sweats, Which redu
ced me very low. A few days oiler 1 was taken I
employed one of am beet physleyne, but received no
- bide iried - lintilher„ but with no better success, and
finally a third, atilt growing worse all the While. At
this stage of the disease I woe reduced en low on to
be unable to turn myself in my bed, or nit Ili/ while
ink bed was made. My physlchals finally gave tae
Jim, and said that I had the Consumption, and that
there wee no help for me. My friends advised me
to.vy Wlstar's Relearn of Wild Cherry, bur the doc
tors objected, said !habit would only hurry me nut of
the world; I filially procured - a' bottle, and by tieing
• three bottles I was restored to perfect health.
nrita-skne.n.imvsort.,
Sold In Csrliele by S. ELLIOTTI
MAMED,
'in Woharksburgi on Thursday evening
, last, by the Itey.John G.fritchey, Mr. ADAM
FRANKLIN, 10 MISS SARAN. PALMER ; 1301h-01
Mechanicsburg.
in. Mechanicsburg, on Thursday. last, by
the same, Mr. PETER LAOCIC'IO Miss A.G'NES
. AYRES, both otAllen tp; and all foi "Oid
Hough and Ready."
On the sth Met. by the Rev. A. H. Kremer,
Mr.JERKIIIAII REX, 01- Franklord tp. to Miss
HActagt..l.lEAlErt.ol Allen tp, all of his coon
ty
DIED
-At his residence , in Chambersborg, on
Sunday morning, the 17th inst., aCter-a lin
gering illness, THOMAS G. Niceimi.on, Esq.,
President of the Chatnbersburg Bank, aged
63 years. .
In Hampden township; Ciimberland
on the 11th inst., LEWIS AUDENRIED, stied 17
years; and on the 17th inst., ALEXANDER W.
AUDENRIED, aged 18 years,—sous of IVilltam
Andenried,
.These young men, cut down in such.rapid
succession in the flower of their age. were
Students of honorable standing and high pro
mise in Dickinson College.. The officers
and members of that institution tender their
sympathies to the heart-stricken parents and
friends of -the departed,. whom this i:ouble
bereavement has overwhelmed with grief,
and feel that thisqnsirutable dispensation of
ProVlanfee is - pa-iffy - their - own -
illarlict.9.
Philadelphia, ;Rowley Evening. Sept. IS.
the market for FOUR . was Resettled to-ilay, and
millers In order to meet the views of Umpire snbmit
heti ton furtherdeclitie. Sales of,nliont 1400 hrls fair
*hipping brands see reported at $5.50 per hri, which
Tate some holders are not diseased to accept:
CORN NERG--/s also lower, and 500 brie sold at
•5.
RYR FLOOR—A small lot sold, hul at a price we
could not learn.
• WREAT—Thers is still little or nothing doing, In
VCIIIRCIIIICIICC of the high rates denionded. 131,13a1,18
is asked for reds, and m1,t0n1.26 Mr white.
CORN—Is lower, and some holdres are strong: sales
of Pann'a yellow have been made at 61a63 cut, and
aonthern at 62 cts
OATS—dull at 8102 CID for southern.
Dedication.
THE Methodist Episcopal Church, in New
`Ole, will be dedicated to the service of.Almigh.
'iv God on Sabbath the 2.lth of September.
'The Rev. Jesse T. Peck, D. I)., President o
Dickinson College, will be present and assist in
the exercises of the occasion. rsepi3
Ho, to the Blountlin, Bois I
The ROUGH AND READY BOYS will
assemble on SATURDAY, September 30th
inst, at the'liciase'of Jacolt:Richwiner on the
- GertyelThrg road, 3 miles above , "Holly," in
Dickinson tp, to raise a POLE and use up.Loco
focaism. Messrs. IIiDDLE, of Cfliliele.Arld SAD•
-Iggar of - Adarns - Co - will -- "talk." - Ceremonies
to commence at 1 o'clock. Isep2o
Taylor Rally in Silver Spring !
A LITTLE MORE GRAPE!
'no friends of the heroic old soldier, Gen.
ZACHARY TAYLOR, the People's candidate
for the Presidency, are requested to meet in
HOGHSTO WN, on SATURDAY the 23d of
September — , inst, to take measures for promoting
the election of the man who 'never surrenders"
to theeimaties or his country, and who has won
by his illustfinus deeds the highest Sonora of his
country. • Several able sneakers will address the
meeting. •Friends of old Rough and Ready, tern
'•otsti •. • •MANY
Washing 'Machines. •
L TUST received, ZINC WASHING MA-
O CHINES, a new and improved article.—
Also. FAT PRESSES, a new invention. Al ,
so, Six Land Werra - tits, for sale low, at die cheap
store of [seplo] A gt W BENTZ.
Cheap Millinery Goods.
ASPLENDID assortment , consisting
of RIBBONS, SILKS, SATIN s
fq VELVETS,
FLOwFas and Ferrnetts, choap for rash, at •
EDWARDS!
...47 p d L a, Phitndelnhin.
pental ,
, Notice.
In the Court of Common I' leaq of Cumberland '
• County..
Krtairia.Strock and Cathartne.itis Wife, ve.'Ad..
am Cronie s , Judah Crouse, Geo, Crouse, John
C. - Crouse;an Isabella. Crouse and Geo. Come,
~,,ebildrekoffes l is Crouse..
Tao untie% that. by virtuttof a Writ de :Par
, t t ifiOna.Faelenda, issued out of the Court of Corn.
slon` s ,PfeadOt,Cumberland county, arid to. me
&rioted...4n inquisition will be held on the,Real ,
;,Estatitrof.the aboyememed parties, to ,wit : Two ,
, greets* lend situated in • Mifflin township, one
oc!,,rairiskiqqairje . 2o acres and perches ,and,
..the•inber.3'neree and iO7 perches sif-ivoodinpri s
sin .FRIDAyAhe ,61jh pi? Oairiber,, 1848,,5it, 2
• #. s ..ion!the premises, for, the purpose of
l t --.AngninglOSPloo:nrikvilluntion , ofianid;estale.r - ' --
; . :15,, • 4.14 ES , UOFFER, Sheriff
bir;r 4 3 ' „e;
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MA° Court 'Hodge. thre'bOrpnef
• - Carlisle, the' foilowinecl*Cibed ,
pitipetty ) . ; lute. belimging David S.Fottteki• de-.
(Sensed; •
A... Lot of, Ground situate on North
'Street, adjoining property of Wm.,Rlicem on the
north; the heirs of Samuel -Alexandpron the
south', fronting odNciiilillitikiver street 42 feed,
and extending' the same width'east 2401ecti and
at,the foot of the'lov . extending out to Mulberry . .
alley r inclitding the stone statue. The iiimi.ove-•
ments are a large two-story Stone Dwelling
House, witlreeminedious 'Brick Back Building,
large Stone Stable, Ice-house, Nho,.
large Store-room in connection with the dw.ell
ing.is in ample order, and frpm the central lout•
lion of the property, there is not abetter stand
in the borough for doing business. It is also
fore private residence.
Tetra of sale made known and due attend
ancd given by ,
GEO. SHEAFFF.R,
JACOB SHROM,
Ex'rs of D. S. Forney. dee'd
septa—t q]
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE. irer-"si't
WILL be sold at Public Sale,
on . SATURDAY the 7th day o
...f.Sj; in October next, at 10 o'clock, A. Id,
I ':l on the premises, the' following de
scribed Real Estate, situate in Sit
vor- Sring - idw - nship,Cumberland county, viz:
A Plantation or Tram of Land / bounded 'by
laUds of PilinPiitlibiill;'llBo4 - Gribriltig - IKAlii - ta.
ham Kunkle, .Taceiki Hemp, and the North
Mountain, corttaining 139 Acres and 80 Perches;
more or less, having thereon erected a large'two
story LOG HOUSE, Double LOG DARN and
Corn-crib.. Also, a small Tenant House' and
Stable. There is a well of water near"the door,
an Apple Orchard and a number of Peach:and
other fruit trees. About 200 acres of the above
described land is cleared and in a good state of
cultivation, about one-half of which has recently
been limed from Limestone quariies on the pre
mises, from which any quantity of limestone can
easily be 'obtained ; the residue iiTinilitir Land
of an excellent quality. - There p.m about 18
acres of 'Meadow, and a stream of never-failing
running water, which passes..,throukh the above
described Farm. The aboveiland to about four
miles north of Hogestown, and near the public
road from that town' to Sterreit's Gap.
The terms of sale will be to be paid
on the confirmation of the sale by the Court in
December next, one-third the balance on the Ist
of April next, when possessio will be given and
if deed m.ade to the purchaser; and-the residue
in two equal annual payments titereafteriVithiSui
interest, t 6 be secured by judgment or mortgage.
The grain growineis reservek-and the purchas
er to pay the taxes for the yea 18.19.
The above land w' as one tract or in
separate'plecese aunt e wishes of purchasers.
JEREMIA II ZEMER,
JOHN 11. swill,
Guardians of the. minor children of
sPp2O-t Henry Fcl enherger, dee'd.
REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.
•-- -----I-N—pnrsuancomf.an order..of. the
L' Court of Cumberland co,
inj will be sold Sale,
at Public on die
premises, on SA'I'URDA.Y, the
Vat day of October next, at l 3 o'-
clock, m,. the following described Real Estate,
late the property of Enoch Woodrow, died--• , '
A Lot of Ground, situate in the town of
Springfield, Cumberland co, on tha south side-of
Main street, bounded on the east and south by
on alley, and on the west by a lot of ins. Smith,
ebnlaining tin feet in front S. Isom demth,having
thereon erected a large two-story weatherlmard
ed 110 USE and FRAME STABLE, anddither
out-buildings. This property has been occu
pied. for a number of years and is still occupied
as a Tavern; and the only public house in that
town.
_Also,al.lltolcame time_and place, will be sold
Lot of Ground in the same town, bounded on
the north by an alley, - on the-cast by lota of
Grace, Margaret and Peter Palm, on the south
by a lot of Joint Palm, and on the west by an
alley, containing about mw-fourth of an acre, -
more or less.
The Tavern property will be — giltreiriliiirei:
lowing terms—Fitty dollars to be paid on the
confirmation of the sale by.the court, one•hall
the balance on the Ist of April next, when pos.
session will be given and a deed made to the
purchaser, and the residue in two equal annual
payments thereafter •without interest.
The other Lot will be sold on the following
terms—Ten dollars to be paid on - the confirma
tion of the sale by the court, and the balance on
or before the Ist of April next, when pos.ession
will be given and a deed executed to the pur
chaser. The payment to be secured by Judg
ments, and the properties will be sold subjet to
any quit rents in arrear or that may be payable
hereafter. and the purchasers to pay the taxes
fur the year 1849.
JNO. B. VANDEI2I3ELT,
sep2o-ts] Ader. of E. Woodrow, dec'd
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
• • WILL be sold on thopremises,
by public vendue or outcry, on
SATURDAY the 14th day of
October next, of 12 o'clock, in, the
following Real Einem of John
Saxton, late •of Silver Spring township, Cumber
land co, dec'd,
vix—
Air that certain Lot of Ground situate in said
township, bounded by lands of Henry Grove,
Christian Keller, Wm. Keller, Peter Kissinger
and the road lending from the turnpike to
Clark's mill,eOntaining about - 9. acres. This
Lot is situate near Kingstown, and has there
on erected a weatherboarded Dwelling House,
and a Log Stehle. There is a good - telection of
fruit trees on the premises.
Also, all that Plantation or Tract of Land sit
uate in said township of Silver Spring. bounded
by lands of Christian Keller, Michnel Kinn, Geo.
Rupp and others, containing 112 Acres and 109
Perches, strict measure. The land is Lime
stone, in good cultivation and Well fenced.—
There ie a fair proportion of it woodland. The
improvements are a two-story woutherboarded
Log Dwelling House, a Stone Bank Bern, We
gon•shed, Corn-crib and other out-buildings.—
There is a large Apple Orchard of good fruit;
and other fruit trees on the place. A stream of
water runs through the promises, and there is a
well of water at the house. This property is
well situated, being about I mile south of Kings
town.
Persons wishing to viow the premises can do
en by calling on the subscriber or the tenant re
siding on the laud. The conditiontr•of ante will
be made known en the day of sale by
sep4o-ts GEO. KELLER. Adm'r.
Orphans' Court Sale,
•
• • IN pursuande of in order of the
• • Orphans' Coart_of Cumberland co I
- 114.1p050 to pub ic so e, on I e pre.
misos, on THURSDAY, the Siker
October next. at II o'clock, a, M, a
Tract:of Patented Limestone Laud, situat e in
.Allen township, in said. count t+, about a mile
and a half north of Gioia & Wawa's mill, half
a mile front Sheplierdstown, and ':abOut
miles from Mechanicsburg, adjoining' lands of
Devid 'Eberly and FrederiCk Garrett,, containing
120 acies, more or less, about 20 acres.of, which
are.WoOdland, and - the residue in'a
stale of good
cultivation. Tho imProienionts AM.'S two-story
Log 'Hedge, whit a Kitahenattnahed;,a firat.rete
Ithok; Bob B anti , o Tenant' Muse with: h
of wbfer ' cloea by,'and'twogood Apple Grater&
Thk title is indisplitablo.....2l..
.-:-..?,Oryone. %visiting to, view the, properly
pletise,call on t h e subscriber."—Attendance given
and- ternniTirkidi:t=li noldn on - said day • ,';
_ - DEO , BE ELIVIAN, ,Adm . .l
of 'Davehmirk do ''d
:'.l):l7Paricastir,'EfaiMiner• ;and
Charge this 01Re.0..:
0 1.7 11 408 court, Bali. •:•d;
• „ • , IN - nunittinediSf - tie;iirderilh 0
'Otphans' Court of Cumbeiland'.66;
, Sale; "on'
•ij •FM DAY' •the'ldth'ef Qetobor next:
on'he 414 tinifddah +of
Bl echanicelifm•atlfl o'cleekoAt N , the folloW t .
ing-desclifted„ . . Real' ;Estate, late 'the. property of
Jacob
A large Brreklitruse t end Lot ef - Groatut - sitt
nate in said.berotigh.tand• tieunded by. Jonathan :
yssttklii)‘,:Jacc)ti,.ll.amjlne, BilyerApratß•ffead
41,niOthattl,:containing abent'llwo,Aprtsg.‘;',Abo,
a'.Trnet.ofe , yispd t qfituate East Penimboro fp;.
'hounded bY;Goo/Auppi%Goci,"-.oystor'S
,beirs,ißerii.,Clarktis Whit nthat i at" , 6fiffiniftt
Twenty7throettaxesioeretotions:of •cibtP ,
•he termti,of Atilp.otpp.fm , follow,44Pivmper
POlll-9f: 111 9-P9140- 6 PL- 11 1-0 0 0t.ltubtiappidi'V.W.the.
time, grificlisone , ,,fesidue , ,et,Oae4ittir,96; 1b0:15t
Aorii,.ll4lp, , and:the beilanco`on. tat
- , .1' ,,, '. , L11V1.111F1R,KEL,t drri'r•
.„78000„,yr filitedlfTelieWlefed.
•u„,
tf• •; ;Al4.
11===
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Litiffiradeatice .
' Orphans'. CoUit of. Cludberland co;
. bis' geld pubße Salo en Titans. -
.. U I biltilhe-sth-ot.OctoberVlB4ki, at 10,
.o'hloCk;4:_ii. the follo w ing deso6.
bed -Real -Estate . ; litter the property of:JACOB
11,1G1-1; doe'd;.vtz ' • '
' -No..lA...Tract of Land, situate in Mifflin
tp, in . said county,- bounded.by . lands of--Jsaao
Christleib,- George ; North's: heirs; 'John
and lands'of thedutirs-of-enid-decedent-hareithaf
ter described es'No. 2, and containing 287 Acres,
81 , perches, neat measure, having'therean sweet
ed. a two-story tog Dwelling House, Kitchen,
dte, double Log Barn, Wagetirshed,'Coin-crib
end Cider-press, a well of never.failing water,
convenient to the house, and a good Apple Or
chard: About . lo acres of the Farm are first
rata Timber land, and the residue inn goad
state of cultivation, of which about 30 acres are
good meadow, the greater part - of which is suit
able for tillage.
No. 2—A Tract of Land, adjoining the above
described Farm and land of Henry Miller, Abm.
Whinier, Moses Whirler, Daniel M'Laughlin,
Jacob Kitner, Ge ~c, Hoon and others, emitaming
184 Acres, 113 Perches, neat measure, having
thereon erected a two-story -Log House and
Kitchen, double Log Barn, Wagon-shed and
Corn-drib, an Apple Orchard and a never-failing
well of water near the door. About 50 acres of
the above Farm are hrsq-rate Timber Lead, and
the residue in a good state of Cultivation, of
widen about 20 acres are good meadow.
The above. tracts.will be sold separately or
together, to. Suit purchasers,- on `the. following
'terms: The costs of sale to be "paid by the
puichaser - os'imreliesertrott - the confirmation - tit'
the sale by the Court, dt which time he or they
will be required to enter into recognizance in the
Orphann' Court with approved' security, to se
cure the residue of the purchase money, to be
paid as - follows—one-third to remain 111 the
hands of the' purchaser' during the dife of the
widow of said decedent, the interest to he paid
her annually, commencing on the Ist of April
next, during her life, and at her death the prin
cipal to be paid to the heirs of said decedent t—
one other third to be paid on the Tat of April
next, when possession will be given and deed
made to the purchaser—the remaining third , to
he' aid in two equal annual payments thereafter
without interest. No grain or rent will pass to
the purchnser,ps the Farm is rented, and the
grain passes to the renter. The taxes of 1849
to he paid by the purchaser. Any person wish
ing to view said Farm may call-on the subscri
ber residing on the premises. .
JACOB HIGH, Adm'r
sepl3 • of Jacob High, dec'd
I4r ,, ‘ker:l4.t.l* r.Ve
.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
•- THE subscriber offers nt Pd.
vote Sale the following:described
s s Real Estate, situate Ist-,North
I I Middleton toWnship.,Cumberland
-447-77 county, containing 150 Acres,
more or lees, patented land, about 145 of which
are cleared and in n high state of cultivation, and
the residue covered with thriving-young Timber.
The hnproyetnonts are a two-story Log House,
Stone Kitchen, Frame Barn, Wagon-shed end
Corn-crib, and a tine young thriving Orchard
witB choice fruit. The Farm is well covered
with Locust Timber. There au a mionher of
itever=fsiiliii - g funning springs of water near the
door.- T h e above mentioned tract is all Lime•
stone Land, and is in a healthy neighborhood,
within two miles - of Carlisle and one mile from
the Cumberland Valley Railroad, and lying on
the Canodoguittet creek. The. Farm. is con
venient to the Carlisle market, The purchaser
Oen have the whole Farm, or 102 acres and the
knotovements, or rto acres, or the 5p acres di
vided into five or ten lots: By this' latter divi
sion the property would suit persons in Collate
who wish - to purchase lots.
An indisputable title will be given. For terms
'apply to the subscriber, residing on the .Walnut.-
Bottom road, five miles from Carlisle.
• sepll " . JOHN FISH B URN, sr.
WOOD LAND
AT PUBLIC SALE
TTIF: subscriber na agent for A G EGG, will
sell at the Cintrt House, in the borough of
Carlisle, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of
October. nt 11 o'clock, A. At, a Tract of NOON" ,
TATN LAND, containing upwards of TEN
WIN DR ED Acres of valuable Timber, divided
into lots to suit purchasers, or sold altogether,
as purchasers may wish. The sale will he posi
tive and terms accommodating. 'Sale positive.
Persons Wishing to buy lots of the above
Land, con do so at private sale, by coifing upon
the subscriber at. any time at his office in Car
lisle.'
julyl.9-ts
WM. M. MIDDLE, Ag't
Cheap rooks
ALL the new and popular cheap Literature n
the day may be tound nt the counter of COL
LIER & fiROTHERS, North llnnover street,
[srpt
The Annual Election
For Officers and Men:veers of the CPIIIRER
LA ND VALLEY R.R. COMPANY, will
he held at the house of Moron, in CAR.
LISLE, on MONDAY, the 2d day of October
next, between the honrs of le o'clock, A. M, and
4 a. E M RIDDLE,
eepl3 Secretary
Plainfield Classical Academy.
THE semi-annual .examination of the Stu
dents connected with this Institution, will take
place on THURSDAY, September' 28, com
mencing at 3'o'clnck, ♦. M. Parents and others
intereated in the education °Nitwit are invited
to attend. ft K B URNS.
sepl '"
Dr. A. B. Arnold,
AGRADUATE of the Washington
University of Baltimore ' and who has at
tended one of rho principal Medical Schools of
Germany, the University of Pennsylvania. and
for two years the Blochley-Hospital. near Phila
delphia, respectfully offers his Professional Ber:
vices in all its branches, to the public.
nesidenee , --Plninfield, Cumberland county,
five Milne from Carlisle, on the State road lgad•
ing to Newville. [sepl3-3mo—pd
Notice
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Cumberland co,-to settle and
adjust the rates and proportions of the assets of
JOHN WICKLINE, sr, dec'd, to and among
the respective 'creditors of his estate, hereby
gives notice, that ho will mcer-witfi the creditors
for that purpose at the house of Elias Dickle,
inkeeper, in the borough of Newville, on SAT.
CROAT, the 14th day of' Octaber-Next, et 10 o'-
clock. A. a, et which time said creditors Will nie.
sent their accounts duly attested.
VANDEREELT,
sepl3-tm • Auditor
NO!IOB.
, ,
Ak - Mr - peribturnie - heteby:licnifivd - llnirttil
111. Teetarnentary on the • estate of the Rey.
Dr. ROBERT' EiWORY, late".Tretilderit of
Dickintion College have been granted 'tottG9 oeb•
critter,' residing in the borough of Carlisle. Ali
persons keying claims or demands, against the
estate Of said .decedent f .are requested to preT
sent, them properly authenticated, for settlement,
i
and those ndebted to make payment to
, • • w...p. SEYMOUR,!
sepl.3-6t, • • • . t,Executstri
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'LETTERS Testamentary on the , Eetatdef
GEO., CRAMHEAD, er,latis,of South Mid:
'dleton township: dee'd, have ,been granted by
ihe.Regieter ef Cumberland county to the sub.
iiOrib,pr u reeidingip,therrmerownehtp. „-Allner‘
ioni - EiVing;demanie,ngeinet - eeid:ottlele,•ere:r9i
trinktf knew,' rho 'sole ryithout i dehiy i
end ihotlo indebted;to niskerntivfitenelo. • ~.
M AR THA CVCRAIGHEAD.:'
sppl ' : , ' ;- Exoutois
...ne.sold
AMY' tlie ( 26th'Of September, on the.pre-
Mhos of t he' aubaarlber; N7llliddletoir t the
following ptyper!y:, .Two head'of Homea,l.
nife;,yreedittg,,,hiltmOtticl ,. ,2,COlie 01 • Ilepit,of; fat!
Pans and', g Prood4l s t iSovr'l ,6 a 'flifsr: ol lAPN-6-:
4 br i,tAv aitopi; 4„, :a o 13ft:#,:ftndi,ft pme.horee,:wa.!
gohit'With..,blidl , andhey laddorq', to
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each,: Hevie l q-eititi, .9art and
anif.:.littirowa;.Vlrindmill.'--Cptling•boxi4Shovel
Plot'th, single atitl,4l)6nblOttrees and stretchers,
Ray y ` the.terli',lolen)l4'-the:buithel ! n first-rate
,Cooking-kgtoie, te.edthcifi :firat , kate Quarrying
and:!other aitielealtoo`iittmerounto men'
110004 laale'tes commence at 10..o'cloalt,' A. 341,
, when terms will be made known . by
pieto3-14*-4 , 111;; ; ) r:l', ~ . ....,„witi, o - . H uytEgv,i,
Ckloder3T,e!v
, -eh'tive.,
I -11.11k,lulbsoMberdtaejust _°
#pnoy,nnd • ,iStaolo l l A l l'' ,9. P° 46l.io,lib -fi e °l 6lin t 7 ''
onion of thli,publtel intlioltf - t . e:Wi-t-nit .; 4 - 1- g4
G:1 ) V,,,4,4/TNE/t l .l
iiii 4 fM . "; ll ;V:t?. r .l: , '':'-`
-;;;?' • ."!,
Ic SONS,' Importers And
Peelers In Silks,.`Ribbonk and Millinery
' Goode IsIo: 40: §Onth - Seicend:StreetiThilidel.
'Phis; hdie Juoe.reeeived .aad are openingla
very iieh' assortment of PAL1......M11..L111ERX
•
~Vignred and Mirded Ramer geode bi,:ixt*
Bonpat,Sitins,l.Otall colas . •
Plain and , COrded,Velvels; , fillvtors. , -
'Fanci Bonnet and Cap Ribbo I, a large aid
French and American Flowarojell prices •,
'Meek Diese Sillis;Ronibizinem 3 . ,
Fancy b1C19 . 14, Quilling_s.. Fall -Trunrinags
Bona Crowns, . Tine, Backrame,
Altai, a beautiful assortdiiint.of French Fancy
Feathers, froni:the.rfirst manufadttiry iii Faris.,
A large .proportion of the_itbdie goods being
of our Own impartation, we are 1 / 4 tiaable'd , to oiler
them at very low prices. ' [mMl3-Imorg
New •Goods, Cheaper than Ever I
GFORGE CROOKS; in West Main street ,
Carlisle, has just returned , from the city
with a large assortment 'of- PRY GOODS,
which he will be able to sell cheaper than any
where sold id Carlisle. He . effers and 4.4
black and brown Muslin: at 6 cente,...ouperior to
any ever sold in Carlisle. Fancy Inns, fast
Mars, at 61. and 10-cents. - Also,yurnitttie Cal
ico, to 10 cents; all ot which is much impel+ ,
or in quality to -any he has been . selling, Ging
hams 10 to 12} cts, , Mlislin de Lone 12i. A
large assortment of whitened. yellow and green
Flanel, cheaper than any bedr.ctier thought of,
wide; ell wool,atlficisuch as.usually'sells for
31c,310.,hqe._FAIM_CatOrneres at- 'MR. mph 'as
has been .sselling ; - Cassinetts,
Tweeds and other 'Woolen. goods equally cheap.
Also., Ladies' (keep goods, such as Cashmeres,
-Alpaces,'Bombasine, fiig'd Mous de Lane, ke,;
Tilrof which will be sold cheaper - than ever. .
GROCERIES—Gond-grown 'B4ear, 510 6.1 e;,
crushed and fallh.g . loaf. -10 c. Magenti,,Honcy.
sup. Black Tba Mc pct' lb.; .Y. Hylton, Iniperial
do; Spicei of all kinds; ; suptlcider Vinegar.
sena
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NOTICE.
THE Board or Directors of the-Carlisle Bonk
have this day (Aug. 26) declared a second Divi
dend of so much of the capital stock of the Bank,
as will entitle each stockholder who has -Paid
mote lhaneighteeti dollars on each share of their
stock in said Bank, to receive whatever sums
have been paid thereon by.them respectively,
beyond eighteen dollars per share, Which), Di
vidend will be paid at the Banking House, to "the
stockholders respectively entitleLto receive the
same, at any time after the-list-day of Septem
ber next.
.By order of the Board of Diceetars. -
A. HENDEL, Clerk.
Carlisle Bank. Aug.:lo-4i
No tice
TILE Commissknerti - Of C.Umbetinfid county
deem it proper toinforiii the public. that the eta•
ted meetings of the Board of Comtnissinnerawill
be held on the second and fourth Mondays of
each month. at which time any persons having
business with snid rßoard, will meet them at
their office in Carlisle.
Atiest. WM. RILEY, Cl' k.
Six Cents Reward!
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, in South
Middleton township,-on the Slat-ult r a-Mulatto
boy, en indentured' ripprentire to the Farming
business, named ROT3ERT H. JOHNSON.—
All persons are forbid !laboring or trusting said
boy.under penalty or the.law.
seps3 GEO. D. CRAIGHEAD.
zirommcm
LETTERS Testnenentnry on the estate of
ANN CAROTHERS, Into of E. Permsboro
rp, Cumberland co. dec'd, have been granted by
the Register of said county to the subscriber,
residing in Bellefonte,. Pa. All persons having.
claims against said estate will present thorn for
settlement, and those indebted make payment to
THOMAS CAROTHERS,
sep6—pd) Executor
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YorklL Ouraberiand Rail Road.
T'TRE Stockholders of the York and Ctidtbor
land Railroad Compafik are hereby notified,
that an election for a President and six Directors
for said companyi, will be held at the Washing
ton House, in borough of York, York county,
Pa., on SATURDAY, the 23d of &Tien - thee
1843, between the hours oft and 3 o'clock, P. st
Wm. Ilgenfritx Adam Aeigle'•
A J Glossbrenner J H Graham -
Samuel Small A Blair
Jacob Emmett David Nevin '
M Doudel W C Houser
R J Fisher S Cameron
William Patterson Joseph Rosa •
T C Hornbill John Crall
A Fl Vantoif John. Runk in
F M Watts Robek. Nehinger
W M Henderson George elitist
\V M Biddle A Patterson
Joseph Eckle Robert Bryson
F Hammel Lewis Hyer
J M G Leecuro H Longnecker
S Atherton Ira Day . •'
Martin Crall MiChael Hoovei
Miles Hays J M Woodburn
S G Kister • K. Irvin
JOhn 14neklip M CoCklin
James Star . ' J M Haldeman
Jacob Miller P Daugherty
H H Slosser L Metegar
Jacob Kirk
sop6-3tr Commissioners
Watt r fk Patterum's Truss,
011 4 , 4
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„,,..f „,„,,„„4, 71, t 014 0 4 u---:
FOR THEIRAI/ILAL.O URE-O.F.HERN
OR RUPTURE.
A SUPPLY of the above truly valuable
/31. TRUSS received and kepi constaoilV Tor
sale nt Inug23l S. ELLIOTT'S
NOTICE.
LETTERS Testamentery on the estate of
RICHARD CRAIGHEAD, late of South Mid
dleten township, Cumberland county, dec'd,
have been granted to the subsciibers. All par
sons having .claims stud deceased are re
quested tp present them for settlement, and
those indebted to make.payment to
RICHARD CRAIGHEAD,
JOHN W. CRAIGHEAD,
aug23-41.1 Executors
Stray Horse.
•'- 5 • • • UAME te the'reSjdince of the
,
lubecriber 'residing in' licktrison
'''' l (l4„ •hawrishiOlsout the 4th - of August,
as a , a large BLACK HORSE . sup Po. I
"-L 17 ') sed ,to be about nine , 'years
' 'he owner is requested go'comci forward; prove
property, pay charges and , take if away, other
,NlSErit will be disposed or according to laW. ,•
augl3-3t • - DAVID 'RALSTON.
TiOzscE
LETTERS of Adiininistrotion Oa the restate of
GEORGE HYDE; Jr., late of:Alien township,
Cumberland) county; dect'd4 , huvel 'been grinned
,to the , subecriber 'residing . in West Manchester
iownshipi. York 2 countyp.tt pont:she: haring
cialnic 'spinet ',the estaie
prosent.them for settleritenti!and:those indebted
motto payinent. r.i GEO. ay DE,. Sr.,. ; ';
Adatintairator_
• ' qi•P,
BEIM
. ,
JACOEV'r i EVT4ftdv'SON:,
WOULD, ,respectfully, call the atteritton o•
V ,House , Asipars and the public, to the ex.
ionsitto.nteck eLtplondidl'Uß U RE. Welsh
ding Sofas; Wardrobes, Centre and other Tablbs,
. Dreaaing and Ploin , Bureaus, and every variety or
Cabinot.,,waret tyyjt thoy-.havo just ,
opened at'their pIEW ROOMS, on the cornet'
of North Danoven'atid Louiher streets; Carlistia
They late' confident , hat •the 'sulsknicir I AdOit t pf,
the workinanship, , and elegance;of style; in which
their articles -aro 'got up,- toiother+with t , theit
en altattaas;iaill Irecommend them to. everrpor:
eon wanting' Furnittirool Thnr have .'alsormadd
feelfrtainifactunug•and 4101014 a
constant sUpply,efevery.article,m their ; sine- , both,
plain and , ' ornament jth'inelogant and; itsfal 4, at
iprieeliwhieh phnno,t, riiild."Ault•POrchioibre , - The/
I would attriunitl y , malt° I t roncwho• ir o 3 v
porn ntonce.,housa 4 lteet (r(to end 'in/lupine
therriJfinnient eleganti !pilot', to which ihotwill
•ponatafittrtnako,additionari the newest antl'ltteiii
}.l;t . t:t.
toi'onlor at the ‘ithofteat no
itteeelcontownand countryi Aar* ;pr. _" ; ;}>
6 . ,1040.41 , )4 , ) ,,- -I'4i4c4Azr fqqa'f.'
r-P t 7 0 M4l *I'D •0. ,1 ;, '."
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<: - - ent~ Late'
REAL. lISTAILI Er • .;
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OBLIC SALE. ,
Mibli'difale on
,% • • i '•TrIONDAy, th,e'iOth'daYaf-Ooto.
•./ 11 be n nei o
t; at 2 'elock , P r ' the fol•
lotrita i llettl , Estate,! . late' the pro-,
• ,PartYi of K9oorgrrßupp; dec!di
Al' that certanf:PyintetionTorgract-of Land sit.
uste:in Silver, SPring, tp; Euinberhuid.Co; hound.
,ed, by l lands of David,f,anegagolr(BrickeriLl;
feeikle r and , " Brigge' heirs containing. 89
'Acre's :wadi h ay; e reeled ,a
:iivo-storVLOG HOUSE dini hirgename Demi
Wagon Sliedalid end:Al other no..
cessurylint:beliblifige, 'Aboitti7Otares are'eleor
cd•and'in state , of , cultßation, and the"
balance covered whit thriving, timber: 'This farm
has considerable locust -ticettr3r, and is located
near,the turnpike, vvithiVehalf amile of Bricker's
Mill, and in of t , Spring Meeting
house. ThoGelebrated Silver Spring rises with
in a.few feet of the house.
Alsip, on TUESDAY; the 17th day of October(
next, at 2 o'clock, lc tit, will be sold nt public
sale, on The premises, the following Tract of
Land, late the properly of said dec'd, viz •. Al
that Tract of Land, bounded by hinds of Chris.
tian Keller, Rioted Parker and John Rupp, con.
tenting 56 Acres,and 82 perches. having thereon
erected ri•LOG - HOUSE aud r Log Barn, with - a
never-failing well ofgebd water near The house;
25 Reps are cleared and the balance in first rate
timber. , This property is lo'cated six miles from
Carlisle and three from Mechanicsburg. •
Terms made knoivit on' day of sale by
. GEORGE RUPP, Jr,
LEVI 'MERKEL,
sep6-ta7- • . Executors
Ott - Lancaster Volkes Freund, (Mimi till sale,
eriil'Send this offihe. .
orphans Conrti Sale.
- BY virtue. - of on order of the
-- 70rpliiinq' - Court - of - Cumberland - '
[11:1 County; I will expose to public sale
on the premises,on SATURDAY
• the 23d of September next, ai 12 •
o'clock, •noon, all that certain- Plantation or
Tract. of Land, situate in Silver Spring tp, in I
said county, bounded by lands of Geo. Belshao
ver, Jacob Harman, Andrew Irvine and others,
containing about 121 Acres, about 85 name of
which are Limestone, and _the:remainder Slate
land of good quality. • Between 20 and 30 aiiiroes.,
aro in thriving young timbil and the residue in
certivation. Phc land is well fenced, a largo
portion of it'being post and rail. The improve
moms are a large Stone DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Stone Bank Barn, with a Threshing
Machine attached, and ether out-buildings •
There is a good well at the door and q very sm.
perior Limestone Spring near the house. A
young Apple Orchard or grafted fruit and other
kinds of fruit treat on the premises. There are
two good Mills within a mile of this farm.—
There-are- ti-great. quantity.of_locust trees on.
said farm.
Also,-will bo_offered_at_the.same time tt Lot .
of Ground adjoining the above, and containing
about one acre, having thereon erected a good
LOG HOUSE and Frame Sitible;Well suited
for a tenant house. There are some choice fruit
trees on this lot. Both properties cab be viewed
at any time before the sale.
Conditions made known on the day of sale by
HENRY 'W. IRVINE, Adm'r .
of Armet'g Irvine, dee'd
Public Vale.
-'' - BY virtue of- the last will and
i n
it .-.:. tcsuitnefing Jacob. Homer, dec'd,
'.4Xt •
~ q 1 •13 t Lwill expose to public sale, on the
. 4:ii : I 'l', premises, on SATURDAY, the
'23d of- September-next-nt --pro',
clocli g , A. sr, n ft OUSE and LOT of GROUND,
in North ' Middleton tp, Cumberland co, on the
road frornEterrett's Gap to'lliddiesex, contain
ing 8 Acres, more or less. Thehouse is a new
Log House, If - stories high.t.with..a good Log
Stable, Spring House, and a spring 01 water on
the premises.
property
half of the land is in
timber. The lles at the foot of the
mountain, adjoining =John Wilson and Jonas
Lich. It is a very convenient property and suit
ablo far the accommopm ion of-mfamily. _
_ HENRY JACOBS,
SAMUEL ZEIGLER,
s'ep6-t s Exec'rs of Jacob Humer. deed
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order of the Or
. plums' Court of Cumberland county; I
; a a a will expose to public sale, on the pre
• mines, on SATURDAY - , the 30th of
-• • September, 18485711 o'clock, A. M,
HOUSE and LOT of 'GROUND, in the bo
-rough of Newville, CumheAnd county.- situate
situate on the corner of RaiRMA street and the
State road, and hounded by a lot of Mr. Weld.
The improvements are a two-story Frame Wen.
therboarded HOUSE and back building. and
good stabling, with choice Fruit in the lot.
The terms will be made known on the day .of
sale by LEWIS RHODES,
aug3o-Ipl Adm'r of Mnry Dock, tiee'd
Orphans' Court Sale.
B)' virtue of an order of the Or
r, . •phans' Court of Cumberland I
H.: I , will expose to public sale, on the pre
'; mime, on FRIDAY, the 29th Sept.,
1948, at 11 o'clock, A. M, all that
Plantation or Tract of Land situate and being in
the township of S. Middleton, and county of
Cumberland, about onevmile east of Papertown,
on which Henry Haruiet, deed, lately lived, con•
taining . 92 Acres more or less, abont ten acres of
which is in timber, and the reridue ciehred and
under good fence. The improvementv are a
two•story Frame Weatherbearded HOUSE, a
a pretty good BARN:Corn-crib, an excellent
young Orchard and a Well of water at the door.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
a Tract of Mountain Land, which lies about half
a mile from-the Farm, and contains 19i aries,
more or less, audio well suited for timber land,
•as attached to the Farm. The terms will be
made known on dm day of sale by
JOHN WERT, •
oug3o-tfk Ad m'r of Henry Hemel, dre'd
Orphans'. (foist Bain
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REALEELTATE.
ON SAT,URD AY, the 30th of
Septentrier, 1848, will be sold at
1111 üblic side, on the. premises of
Bukzer . Bigler, late of W. Plating.
boro'ip, dec'd, a TRACT of first
rate Limestone Land, situate two miles west of
Mount Rock, near.lhe turnpike; ccuaaining a.
bout 34 Acres, all of, which is under good fence,
ang about 30 acres Of which is cleared and in
good cultivation. The imaicrietnenta ore o LOG
HOUSE. doublo Log Barn, a Well of never+
failing Water, a good Orchard of choice fruit,
&c. •
Terms of Sale—Two hundred dollars to be
paid on confirmation of sale,•one half of the resi
due on the let of. April, 1849, when possession
will ibe , given, and, the remainder on Ate. let of
April. 1850, to be secured by judgmertubonds.
Sale to commence at 1 o'cloelt, when
attendance wil!bisiivent,y.
. _ .
Far •
.ALDl3l)_N;L___
• Adrilittistrittoi•
oug3o-te
'Tan ItarCroi
• . . „
field at public sife,'On
—'''SATURDAY,'' the . 3()th',Any• - of
. '1;V: 1:1111 September 'next;'itt 12.O'cloCki , ar,
• ' 'of said the following'proporty,
late t .aerate OLJAC OD - MEI.
.L E , ec'd; to Nit :, Ali ,that,:cortain , Lover
'piece of Land ,situate 'id . pilver Spring townehip,
Cumb erland•ounly,, bounded' by lands of David
peorgaßepp!e heire.and.John.SchWarti,.
'aturcentaiiiia 'abbut ; Eleven Acres. Tlio
pitiVeMentrire.a two-story Log Dwelling House,
a•t Frunie' , Darn; . ' Currier 's SKOP; Birk Shed,
Dirk Mill; and - Other , ticeosSary 'buildings
also+a, note* :of irate id- good ciido:' • , The
lam is: fir s t ,rate ..Ltmeetons . ,Teleared...a . o7 - dri:
der!.goodfancet • ,;••• Thete..ite , d importer ~Or-,
chard: of,yettng Applw.Tretti.Oklbe premiere,'
and o:,.nayer T heling:weji
foregoing ~theie le.
Lime calculated loi,thizuse Of ;atone coat
This .preperty„iseituatett.abonebne
ormechtini*ji rg ., : et r ut;posseeee,sil l a n y ;divan . =
togas fterbacrernaggiorOuFvrettril y.to
Rattread-,Mt700 facjliatif ojttattridg' bark for,
lanniniltihiko l l .4 o Th "
Theletliniiiifetle4.ll(llittinede known, on the ,
information bY:lliti,sithsoriber,lrom any
, relatfai)tot.tlkie , preArty coil ballad
it any time befordelid'dayt,' l •,f).4 ;.-
• nuf;1010:` ...„ " {of Jacob Meiley.
-ter, lisnieeti3r; Vol!kifiettedPitind , ' IVirisburg:
Telegraph ittieVt,llll-
.to.thie
t;lllV9Tion tC , ,
t• LETTERS of A artiloititeplierrom.the "emote
SiAmberiali.t cOunty;',:deoli),,iittiVetibeeo+*flinied
to Cho; tisilfg.cribori
All 7.porsonsr haviogeJeltihnsiiioaitilit
will oropont them for' aett~gtiiout; and : thofa In 4
ilebtoa ;loft% psmiop t
•;',,i,:.ipY; 7
tv ' Bl " r
Ilibllpt4
" as •
' ri •
" -
.• lu - lo' • gar e 146,
- E l 4 y p y
‘, ,TUBLAE
r . WEDNESDAY," the, 29th 'Of Sep.'
;;s:
Be I Stibseriliar, Carlisle;.: his 'ialuable ,
:HOUSE tind'..LOT,,eittiation'Weet
llain.Uirede,: in said' baraughi . ecuitaiiiing 60 , feet
n :lions ojid , 240 in ' depth. Tne _hetise is two
'
stories'high, with ;an attic, enditwell finished
throughout. '-Tlictro . is . a well' of .Water;:iiiid
t e rM'near the 'doer, and [helot planted,With
home fruit The lot adjoining, now occur
pied es a lumber-yard. will he field et the same
time ; either as a whole or - divide - 4U RAS to suit
ourchseers.
Also, at the same time and place; will be - sold
the HOUSE and LOT situate on the West end
of Leather 'street, in said tiiiraugh,' containing
72 feet front and 240 M depth." -- .The house is of
Brick, two stories high, and finished in the hest
style. The kn• contains a number of , choice
fruit trees.
On FRIDAY, the 22d of September, will be
sqld at publin sale, on the premises, in S. Mid
dleton tp, Cumberland co, the valuable FARM
eitfite, lit sfild tOwnsltip, containing 108 Acres,.
'more or less, of good land, all of which is under
good fence and in a high staid of cultivation, ad
ni Jitcob_ Sh ea fib r
and (Alert , . The improvements ,are a two story
BRICK HOUSE, Bank Barn and other ne
cessary put-buildings; together with a never
failing well of water near the door. There is a
handsome young orchard of choice fruit. Also,
at the same time will be sold 71 acres of Moun
tain Land, covered with thriving - timber. •
On-WEDNESDAY, the 4th'of October, will
bq soldot public sale, on the promises, the vela
lible-FARAL-knownas "Mixers - Farm - ," - situ
ate in Monroe fp, six miles east of Carlhile,.on
the' road lending from Chtirclitown to Mechlin
itiiburg, containing 107 Acres of first rate Lime
.sione-Landoill-cirwhich-ie-welbfeneed-and-un,
der good cultivation'. • The improvements are a
large two-story STONE HOUSE, Log Barn
and other improvements. Mao, a never-failing
well of water, orchard, &c..
Salem commence at each place at 10 o'clock,
A. Di. The terms of salowill 'be reasonable.—
Attendance give y
FRED'K HOOVER,
__S-M-HOOVER, - ---
J. F. HOOVER.
sop6—is]
House and Lat at Private Sal:.
- THE subscriber offer at private
• ask the HOUSE and LOT lie
now occupies, situate in West HiPi
six miles west of and five
miles east of gewville, on the
State road. containing "three-fouribs of an acre.
with:renew BRICK HOUSE, thirty by twenty
four feet, all elegant large Stable, and other ne
cessary buildings. This Lotman be.divided into
three- lot a -con - Ve n ien t • for - building.-This-pro
perry is well calculated for a tavern stand;bcing
ear - the - centre - betweemen - rlialramd - NwvT,ille.
Persons wishing to purchase a lot of ground
will get s bargatn;as the subscriber intends to
remove to the West.
If not sold on or before tin; 21st of October, it
will be offered nt public sale on that day, when
MIMS of sale wiltbe made known by
augal tsj DAVID GREUN.
Orphans'. Court Sale.
BY virtue of 'an Order , of the Orphans' Court
Cumberland-county ; l wdl expose to-publigittle
on the p remises; on
.Thursday, the 28th day of
Sept., 1848.'10 11 o'cicick A. M. A firstrate lime
alone FA.F.M.iti Dickinson township,- lately the
mansiOn farm of deed, situate
immediately - south of the WOlnut Bottom Road,
about half way bet Ween Carlisle' id Shippene
burg. It contains about 140 acres of prime
land, 120 of which is cleared and well fenced,
and the residue in fine timber.- The improve
ments are a two story BRICK . DWELLING,
with a Frame .House attached, a good Frame
Barn, a good apple orchard, with other choice
fruit. _The land is all unbroken, and of firstrate
Aliality, with running water in nearly all the
fields. Altogether it ,is among the finest farms
in the county.
The terms.-will be-made known- on. the day
of sale by
JANES ‘VEAKLEY, Admtr. of
Wm. L. Weakleyi dec'dt
Aug. 10,-te.
1:7 - Lancaster. Examiner insert till sale, and
send bill in thin office
Real— Estate for Sale.'
. Witt he sold at public sale, on
, sA.Tu RD AY , the:tad day of Sep
tember next, at 12 o'clock, 51 . , of
4 PA I said day, on the premises, the fol
;-'-;-1":" leaving real estate, late the property
of Andrew Oiler, de'cd, vie: All that certain
Plantation or Tract of Land situate in Frankford
township, Cumberland county, bounded by lands
of A. Burkholder, S. & 13. Freeds, Laird's
heirs and other lands of said decedent, contain
ing 153 Acres, 17 perches, strict measure, hav
ing thereon erected a two-story STONE
HOUSE, double Log Barn, and 'other intprov.-
- meets. This place is well watered, under fence,
and about 120 acres of it cleared and in cultiva
tion. There fit a good Apple Orchard on the
place. and a variety of other choice fruit trees.--
That portion of the land tha t is not , cleared. is
wqll timbered with oak and chestnut. • This farm
will be sold in one or two pieces, as may-be meat
desirable to purchasers.
Will also be sold at the same time anti place,
Five 'Prams of valuable Woodland, adjoining or
in the vicinity of the Farm above described, and
containing different quantities of land, the small
est tract near 15 acres, the largest about 37 acres.
The terms of sale will be made known on the
day of aa'e by JOHN LER,
ntig9-19
rarmatrtivats Alto
• THE ai,scriber offers at private
• sate the, FARM on which he now
Mil Hives, situate in North Middleton
township, Cuibberland county, on
the road to Sterrett's Gap, about
four milesfrom Carlisle, containing ONE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY ACRES;"of first
rate Slate 'Land, about DO acres of which• is
cleared and
. ; in an excellent state of cialrifitinti,
undergood fence. There is also running water
around the place.
The 'improvements are a two-story weather
botirdect DW ELLIN G HO USE, in good order,
with. a'new Bank, Darn. the basement of which
is stone and , ihe upper part frame, together with
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, and all other neces
sary out-buildings.. There is a Well of Water
close by the house, and a thriving young ORCII
ARD of the beat fruit of every kind. There is
a good deal of Locust Timber on the place, and
about thirty acres of the place is fine Meadow
Land. Persona wishing to ace" the place are re
quested to apply to
ittlyl2.2m] MICHAEL MILLER,
• , VALUABLE BAR=
- ,•. AT PUBLIC SALE. ;
!THE -subseribei at
• ...public mile on . SATURDAY, the
90h of September : next, a valuable
•FARMcanuatein Monroe town
-" shin, Cumberland - , county, -one
mite .nort, "of!Churchtovrn,, five miles east of
.Carlieleion the Middlesex road, containing.o N E.
HUNDRED 'AND SIXTY ACRES; more of
less, of, tine. quality Limestone Land, of which
130 acres is cleared and in a high state of culti
vation, under good , fencing, and the remainder in
thriving timber.:
The improvements are a large two.stoty wea--
ther.boarded..,DWElLLlNG !HOUSE, alone
Bunk Barn,,and_all other:necesearY Out-birild
inge. There:is a never-failing Spring of Wator
in the cellar, and' an ORCHARD of choice fruit
trees on the. place. , The said',ParM,will be sold
nt private sale if application "Creeds, before- the.
above-day,--For-terms-applvier-,
.
06"'Lliicioier'llitiOn,inoott "to'. tattoo* Of 032;
and obetrott•thin'otnee.,,
ittWit° 'Sale.
, .
• . -• • THE aubscribeFoffeiseat private
• • sale a, FARM, simile :fin •••milniti
• ••• [it' • towrelp, Cumberland county, a
;-• -.2',P even , miles ; north-west of
' • now occupi4d by Henry
ore, conjoining , W 2 Acres' of good Sfatc•Landi
hb6}}} 4 7B;aeree la' cleared and lin ii•gooll
state of Milt Wallow, and' dove rnaindorin thriving
limber.•.; ;AMMO Inh proidmeme , arer • Wfgiiod }WU
storyr pkwELLINGi.MOUSH;,-Kit e beh,': Ste.;
with,* • spin* itt and se,larde Bonk'
'Barn,. WO ;all•ol}ow4eoessety-otifbuirdinge...
,There are }wo Orehaidemn the place'containing,
every; varletrer Vreit",T ; ;Aj find theadow'ilieW,be , ,
fore }be door of the'tende; and• a public todd"leada
dime' from! itiolFamMto:Hehiviw
ill,; • ;• 1 ; ;'
•:.IN}liniiiVd}ildringto ace: the jai= era requested I
din prosen},lnnitit,
•iier;living,neur • :•
utt9.titor".tf;;..7 , :•°='•"•••lACOß
rtr -
' - ',tNetilirAt•V;•';':&4Ariiiiiinitiiiiaigi6ii' , :
to!i .o f , §l9q:MitkiNiJnnil,...',R,toiTiti AT..,T710t:
EOM
';ll~tt~ellarie =~ ~--
_,.. .. ~.._. _. ,• ~.y . ms s
._
-~'> ~'~
S'obsllo - -4ndi Cigar Stott: -
THE aubsetrilitic haeltisropened it choice va.
.rietk - of CHEWING - TOBAOCO;consisting of
theaCdifferencendmopille6braide of Obniress
also' Mi licee - C
Fineut 'chewing- tobacco. Alec:
some five -or alx beet brands imported and Ame
xican CIGARS .cadet scanted ihnidting Tobac
•co..whito elsy, stone end wooden Smoke; Pipes,
Pipe Steins; &C.,. all of the very-beet. quality :
Former mamas - and Milan's. generallkare
in
vited.to esiland. try-for further egialaction._ My
shop is the rolimlatelkdatipdlok Mr. llend,9l,
-a-watch•make r-shop; on= - Mein'-orimeti-oppo•
site the Railroad office: -
aug3o7 ' -THOS. p.cyligwELL,.
• „
•A Reduction - of 20 ,001 . Cent.:
THE. subecribeis. are their 121 cent
CaliCoes st'lo cents, together with a great quan
tity: of• other goods at PRterS . Cull
soon for BARGAINS—they are &ling off with
perfect rush. . A. & BENTZ,
ang33 3 doors below the Post O ffi ce
Great Attraction!
AS I am now reducing my stock of goods to
prepare for the fall.purchase4 will sell, for cash
the cheapest goods ever offered in Carlisle, and
no-mistake..
- •Good - hfuslins,- film / 4 to - 10 cents -
Calicoes, from 3 to 12i cents ,
Ginghams, from 10 to.IB cents
. Stockings, from 61. to 25 coma •
' Broad Cloths, from et 50 to 85 00
Cassimeres;from 70 cte. to 8.1 25 • •
. - 'Pickings, Checks, &c, very Cheap._ •
. Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowersi very row.
Long BOOM froin 81 00 t 0.83 '
Shoosifrom , 26 me. to 1161..Q0
Sugars, from 4to /Teems._ •
Looking Glasses very cheep ,
Being deterntined 4o 'cut down stock, porches
cm will 6,16T' to call. and get good_ bargains at
the old stanthkEttst - Main street, Carlisle..
aug9 CHAS. &MUM.
NOTICIZ e
LETTERS testamentary on the 'estate of
• GEORGE RV fil", Sr., late of Allen township,
Cumberland county, decd, have been:granted
to the subscribers, residing in . Hampden and. A
llen townships,cin said county. All personellav
iriCelitime against the estate of said' 'demdint, are
requested to present thorn , for. settlement, and
, those knowing themselves indebted. to..make
immediate paperer. • ' •
,GEORGE RUPP, Jr., Hampden tp.
• LEVI MERKEL, ARcti Ip.
apg9-Siptll 'Elecutors
SAND
THIS' IMtIENSE and Truly MAGNIFT
GENT ESTABLISHAfe.II7, pos..
furor in CARLISLE on .WEDNESDAY, Sep
tembei 27 -"
In addition to their already_..MimmOds
Troupe of Equestrians and Anises's, the Pro
prietors offer the present season a series of
Novel and Magnificent, Entertainments: , far
surpasslig anything cler presented to the
thu American public. The lesdingnew fea
tures of this extensive company consists of a
pair of Trained Elephants, Jenny 'Una ad&
11..rneo, end ten_p w
tien Camels.hoste .
formanceo — have been - the wonder and delight.
of Thousands in Great Biitain and on'the ERMA
tinent of Europe. Independent. of -Stemmas.
parallelled novelties, the company proper is
composed of a host of A „ whose abilities
have stood the teat of the most searching criti
cism both in -the old and in the new world".
Among them will be found thOsiiitilifrs-114
Bands aiur his" childlen[ltfaurierrAftlisniti
Mons. Cane in ids astonishing perfoimseore;
Mastet Walter Aymar, the juvenile equestrian
wonder; Wile Rosalie Madigan, the fairy •
Amazonian Princess of the Arena, only '
years of age ; Mr. Mairgan, the gret4..,scenic
and polyhippion equestrian ; Big. Perez, the
unrivalled contortionist ; Mr. Ruggles the
performer on the cords Volatile ;
Wm. Aymar, the "Herbal Vaulter; Albert
Ayniar, Messrs. Rice, Ntitcbell, Crawford, La
cy, Tucker and a host of other performers.,
male and female, of the moat approved Want
in their various fasts.
This. mammoth , corm nil:Lauer tlia
.119itt
no the morning: of the eihibitiori att. agealiack,
in procesido'n Srd 'esi*etealle:i prergasisAkitbi
sacred Egyptian . Dragon ,Eharioll; gf Lahr and
Osiris, drawn by ten Egyptian Camels.. cow
udining the splendid full band attached
~ ta, e kar
company.
Next in order will be the East India Cary
to which' will be harnessed two Dlephanta r
followed by the magnificent Stud of Horses.
and all the numerous, costly..and•highly. orna
mental Vehicles belonging to the cionrany.
The beautiful Fairy Carriage, drawn by 20
Lilliputian Ponies, driven in hand, will bring..
up the rear of the-proceasion.- - -
Master of the, Arens—Copt: J. A: Decamp.-
Equestrian Director—Mr. H. P; Madigan:-
-TreasurerMr. Foshay,
Penland and Laiithrop; both eliatinguiehed
above all others in The coirnitry,_ for: their wit
and joviality. Musical Dictator—Mr. EiK.
Eaton. Leader of the Brass Bind. Alr.'Cleorger
Seely. Leader of theititring Sand—Herr
Cetlolf_, - • .
!NJ=
Thepevillian in which thte'compeny
exhibitis the largest e.er erected: ,
(r.?•Adrninence 25 cents—no hel(priCe;
Carlisle Sep.l, 14148'
NEW LINE OF STAG
,FROIVI• CARLISLE& TO 'Y'OIIIC
THE Subscriber liege leave litinformtho Inv •
eiljpd_communitY Shatbe intends to ru ... .n a ;or
ei
OF TAGEE,,,RO/1111 ,CAI/414114E' TO PArt,olll
bscieT,three, tunes ,a week. sat .falkisritMLldearr a
.Carlisle on Monda y, * Wsdnesdry rientr•Flielat
mornings, at 5 o'clock;s4s, and pasaliimakesingli
Churchtown,. Dilissown „an& i,Haveti4ndientalt
York at l o'clock, a...l4.whicir ,willkekaitimstip--
hike the York traus : Je sse
:York-for Carlisle at to'clock.:0100404100111Y
&Meths arrival or the:=4o4:4oobotopitir.
Thutsdarend Sattirdny,:i, ,fl'l;r4ll, , :to: ,, pli
-e;becriber,ossurest.tilog: i rt 01Pere^
lonise htm,that 'he has v preps i Asir*
vomfortablmend 'sofa. pages; and
efforpOssaible. to accommodate
eangersfrom enpgelprossitirlaSake: ' 1:-T
(aloe °Ugh° subscriber, and wilt: heritllad,for at '
the plectsa.thei.regueeti, .In..Yotittsherwiden`
gage at the Deism, or Vll:hitelliialltairer. .1.... •
~, '2 ~1.10, -, I . _'. ' ••.' , a" , •"1.90,',1
, r: ~,l ExtenidVB ivery , . MAW> ~,
.1 ,, •
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