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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25,,1849
- ki - TATEADONXIENT.IIOIIO.
AT.theiset'ineeting.of the ,WIIIPhSTATE
CENTRAL° p QiHrip ,TFFi; paid:
barg,4,Cperehrshee; of.ptiblba- t; Utistr,oh
motsftsr.3 , ..l; . ;' , .4? l ..±ilizrzii;r";-•:-' 4 A;7i.;; , ;;.& , ;;;; , - , • -itri•;;;..."
Re rolvd,aTtutt, t.1145 - .lirelidi.ooAlef*Onia
and'StaieWiftithtratilitis ih"PennsYlvaiaill be
requested to uteer,in the . several cities and coun-
tiesin'thelSiate,-tuid SeleerDalegiites 4tiqualitl
number to. their representtglop in the PU,Lto,lreg
islatureoyho shill theist in Cenvenlion'arthe
C OUrt 'Boners' inHARRISB U ROpm 11 otelock;
on.VIJ,IRSDAY, thckl6th day. of AU
GUST NAILT,Tor the pUroose Of Selecting a
eatididele — fer';CANAL COMMISSIONER
t
• and lb do. isuch..other hualnoss,as the interest Of
. the nosing may, reqUire. .
By 'ordei-of C fee. .
.." to , t , GEGIERETY; chair'n., pro tem
-p.,W.,IP4.T:TERIWI-Seareker3r.
CbMidTTEE.•
tinriOn Aler.-Rainsey;
Thim:'EL•Coahrtin/e I:
Washt:Townsend.„ Sohn" E;,Kunkel,
Ja.mee Fox, 'Francis N.: Eitel, '; ' •
Beinj. , Matlitids;; • • ,
Tires; J. Watson H. H. Etter,
Eau( S 'Fireston ' ; E. C. D
George ' DasidA,ooper,
Lot Benson ,;, , 5 rp, Seibert,
Joseph Paxton,
n, ' W 11 Let*renceia
John`Fenten - .121:•A'.. Finney,. ' l •
L. D. Wetmoie .. John Morson,
H W Patrick,' Stung Pearson. '''."
A. W. Taylor;! ".; ".
Day pr./0010w and'PraYczt
-(4
aY Tar. paranoENT Or :dlii'vririen iii.VrE
„ F9ol,rAENniTiol:r.
At's se ion when the'PitOWDENci"of (ion
has manifested itself iri 'the. 'iisitaiion'ol 'a
s ray.
-• ages throughonkethe land, it is fitting that a
people, whose reliance has ever beenpeen on His
.PaarEartorr, should humble themselves be.
ote His Timorth4 and; while acknowledging
j___jakin transrfg____.oloita i —lttir t --tt_Cenliattauce....ol_
AtERCY,
, .
. , .
ft is, therefore; ear n e stly recommended
that the first Friflay,in August be observed.
throughout the I,URited States as . a day . of
Fasting, litinnbefion an d, Prayer. All °psi
mass will, liesiespen`ded' in the various branch
es sefilEOron 'that day.; and it
isiecOmmentled . .to.persone of all religious
dentiininations to abstain t .,,as far as practiea
bre, from.secular oniiiipattbsis, and to assem
ble in their reipactive rheas Public Wor-.
ship, to, abk,t3Owledge thri INVINITE Goontrbss
bas-ishioh, o long ,'watelied over our axis
terioe as a anico nln tio long crenated us
Ttioilli'nirtalitillbi gigs;a fiEt orhp c — Thri the
-ALsticarA lnAhs. own good time,, to stay..
the destroying band which is now lilted .up
Niainsi us. ,5---- Z. TAYLOR.
•Wiiiiiimiori;'34y 3.1340.
are 'grind to. lettrri from
our county Treniurnr. Robert Moore, Esq.
that: paid the; quota 9 State Tax duo by_
1- C60:43,1.10d . into the'ttate Treasury
on 91a, , Mother, Cumberland
two. Or. three counties, but
"Ole's t/ifir'• in dtiotttinTe:lrii i i;3'l.93 pleasure
kick tine r iand to commend
- oondisirtedin,hrroging,it about...e •
.....
ts.--
W.
.I.ll...satßata.—Appointaren
W• felt called lastwely ., to notice in
tkiilDrhinoticin of Thornas
Feran, a notorioitelbeefcl'eq, , to
i rt higner
elfrkshim. tba , =Trekinfri — Depatirnerit - ,fri
Vfashington;ttisconn'act..qt grass injesilite . :to
• Ildiwitoriettrollhigs 1 -*Wariare'seelitrii the
'same plabe~ This Id Fe:fatfis alleged to
L' littiie's'pelteii , in 'the' MOM. dederriatopr and
Sturrilttinif tertnrLdf Gem'Taylorte Adminis.
tration;ribt'ltre'days before - he was thus
*motel. vine felt robe extremely hard,
t4effeiore,•that ~h e' "should be . paid a. higher
•
-- f ricefor•blackguardistil; and
~ingratitude. , it
.is' due toll,tAgetedittlitoleaq,.(tia we leafn
-from a gentleiitintoistekiiabc with the laota)
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• 1 at dieptcitietibti , ef:keilitiAtta.not Mb not,
• e What'of;daetertiie'lieiati -Bureaciii'and
that - immediatelyitiPeri beitfgiiiferfitedei"the
••• true , oharaoteriot the man ••wtic;-hiia thin
. the • primbiitin
ipromptly ;.riTerpo.d. ;„W(, givb , phice•tiv• this
i tstatementNith getiat foleigu re -neLthettutiiineL
ii.WhilOffeliindieteewienki, The reinittOdir
- inrassitulin by ellitalnied Itioc! tOcsO A 63-11001
beiiitshow.,thatlttfel 4arnitiletratiOn :Inuetinb;
tieinditp,oltl pitninit fxiiiWonbtf mon,.j and :yin
I itofiefgro".bope• fo'heitO of: no Inota::lbnofootni
-baintapioisateif dr,:ptomoted by a •VVhieltd
ritainiejtration. .to) ; t.tular. ;
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viTlntif.at.lsitpitcOn4o,
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'vote hisjiatty, bilkOaiilLiti so redeive , 'stiVrit
Whigsl - ivho
0 00:01,,ie# ImpiOirearittli l antrtief%
il,tl . 4l3)llZfkarld` , . ectrOtiient'handWgBo;!4t,
the last7ohinteer, and with '
.a coolness , an d:
gravity that is really' quite refreshing. Lib
eral•mirided Wings! .Safe and deit;tpetent
hand's! Now the Board of Canal.Cornime
aioners it is well known has for a number of
yearresictod tiro loto'focos to one VVhig.-Coni,
seqUently the whOle control of the public iiri
proVomonts has been in loco foot) hande.-- ;
H'arrisburg r Keysterrepridlterliby Jea'se N 1 G'
SeoretariofState-itsilet'Gov::Shairk, fn
speaking of the large amount Of• :arrearageri ,
drie to persons employed . upon the public
works, makes a clean breast of the sinopf its
politicallirends'in the:. Canal. Bawdy as fol:
lows< •
err
11 the first place We tutor :no hesitation
in. attributing the existence 0 such a,large
debi n to -the careless and exitivirgant 'manner,
in-which the- Orb* , wbrkii for some
time back been minagedienVin :some eia'
ries:tedirictfratids; illatalskillui and e'doit/
otaicalcourse „been.,, ° ; pirrsued in regarditO
them, the treaimry would laity bislea.tietter
condition bynt least two hundred thousand
dollarti; . '' This is-in trutlip low estimate;'
Tex-Paytiititile•You bear that? There are
admissions which it concerns you to reflect•
sericnislY upon. --11-18
. admitted -there haiti
Seen' DIRECT FRAUDS,--it is adinitted
there his' been :earalesiness, extravagance
and want of skill, and the (Volunteer Would
nbtohly 'Commit its;owi parti'toltie Coatin:
nod, support bf such iniquities, but professes
to expeot that ( , liberal minded ivhigsT will
alsin hind their sanction to them ! gut we
Can tell,the Volunteei a different story. The
-disclosures recentlY-rnade_ of_the-rnanaguL
meat of, the various officers on our public
improvements, have ; not only startled the
honest Tax-Payers of Pennsylvania,but have
Caused ;the guilty to tremble. The people
are - aroused - to - an - understanding - of - the aye=
tem of fraud and plunder which has been
carried on by swindling• public officers, and
are determined to submit 'no longer to such
outrages.
:Buttow to' arrest it isihaqueition. The:
only effectual way is at the ballot-boxes.: Let
' the control of the public works be taken onto
of the hinds of these rapacious blood-suoiritre
who,always manage to enrich themselves at .
the expense bf the Tax-payers. Al the Oc
tober - election Anew merrineretlie - Board is
to be chosen, and iF, is only, by electing a
Whig thislall i and another next year ; fin.if
thusplacingthe.Canals and Rail Roads of this
Commonwealth in enttrely 23ew hands,:th at
this system of wholesale fraud and pecul,a
tion.can be checked.,
HENRY -,CLAY ON FREE 501L..-4 4 1/T.
I clay was invited to attend the celebrations in
I Olio of the anniversary of the passage of
the ordinance, of 1787. fiedeolinea EttleMl
ing, however, for the double reason that ton,
gagementfurev.ented, and, that he thou; ght
' tile- celebration not exactly proper., In Jtis
letter of reply he says— . ;
•,a Whilst noon° call be more opposed, ti tan
1 am to the extension of, slavry into those
:new territuriee,' • either by the ' authority of
Congress, , or: by individual- , enterprise 2. I
should be unwilling to do anything to lit•
crease - the prevailing excitement: I hope
that • the question will be met in a. spirit of
calmness and - bilndiii;and finally settled in
a manlier taradirstrength - and stability,, in
stead of bringing any-danger to the existence
,of our Union. all'our differences of o pin
roll, we should neveicease to remember that
we are lellbw-citizens of one common and
glorious country, tier to exercise Mutual and
friendly forbearance." •
PT,pw „YORK:AND GEN. ' Sool7,—l'he
resetatione complimenting., General So•ott )
paired in : March, last, by the: Legislature, Of
Np l v,y 9 #, : htgins he,ert transinitted,to, the
' Genbral Govemor at that.Stata in the
c oorntnenneraent,of, the,repent .month, the
mar l ist. erp;veteranyeittel under date of West
4,uly 4ptl„ in,a panner wltichA oes
104 1 , 31 '1OP? H.e.!IPS B , • •
ff,.t/Thitt-ht-- ; theaeContl 7 time r -vaith—a.--th irf/-
of iOurituix.betyveep, that I„have been, d.hri
thilidaVoil•bilhe 'ettphatio'hapitiobatiOh'
•thtilLegialature Execnitie of • itria!'gre
atul.patnotio stale.. The reward der aptpat se.'
es AIL plerita,ur expectations . ; b ut as. a : go, i
eittzbn, I bow 'humble th,ank Itthteaa •to Ilan ,
liitithiljudiamit of' my` oitutilkyiheft:" '
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"6—Gaverno!JOhnston had been ,,
zing for a short' pimp, by yjaitiag IfT l eOriorel
bind f:ria ye-,
famed to oatio.kablirF . l ,a tulle (,11ty i i eriew edi
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tbuifft,slie'iSyraitt.iitda tifi !Utica: Vi tj tab
hapandlarveabflelas, sitiaVale*lntn 4 a 6 e
weather of .week) WilkeYP:e.aperianekiig
any n tajary, dithoogb,be io 9F ed
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ter' faint" therfaiticaV rays of qtaiialiireAo
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itif:#bliit.4ovi!i' Upon Bentinn
:te n ook the. w ind
.04' !Hi felyioui iiiyt hi twice as - long
as
ailiek, and therefore ought
Al' Bullion ti
~ ho -s;
et4ptifikciitithe'Berilen eitheiiir the length,
or 'et atilt likhi,i ... Autrients, and' we may
expect a' very hard fought; battle betaiiiin
thestar.iiiegreat- leaden+,
.;; ; 'tie Llierleston
Courier,of..the 17th contains the. ppeeoh
111, 1 )r:511;10 .Cotf
Benton. It begins Withideclarieg theleol s .
Benton is unworthy of notice, and,P*edrief.
s „,t_y he _(Mr.'calhounYhas never thought' it
worth'whiletit'iitiselitrif to the•dignlty.of,it
tlval, nor considered it Important, whether he
ivaa f p,ut down or not;, but as Benton. strikes
at the • Southern cause through "him; ' (Mr.
•
Calhoun) he feels - it-his duty to ittPel hsa at.
tasks.'. -He sik:ye that .Betitonls effort , appears.
to prove him unfaithful to, the Southern
caoset,,as aiding the Free Seilists(rted,Abeli•
tionists. This, says he, th4,will-und entlarioi
and rejOice at his' sPeecli tog hrilping to'viiia
'l ken Southern. Confidenomin the; 'lv is not
:. the first time a deserter has' Ifad the, assn-.
ranee to denounce those Whe
fle(Celhonn)rdenit*being favorable t'o
/ .4o disunioicand sais.lhat was'always-fa-
Storable'io.a:iiirOptorriisi,'but:-that Northern.
lanatics prevented it. He claims meriVor,
voting for Clayton'.e,comprornise and taunts
..Benton as, the cautie - dr its r ejection. He a 6.
tliti'autlior:of the Missouri Cern.
promise' is;-Clay's, and argues 'the ,
,differenee i between ; that ,and-„the Proviso _
charge Against him oi having,
!roe's. Cabinet r euetainell the .power of Con
gress to restrict Slavery inihe " H e
denied, in fact-overy.assertion in Bentori's
• ,address, and chargeatthat Benton offered a
(proposition to abolish slavery itt the,half of
• !Texas, so as to hern in the South witli'Aboli
lion.ATlM whole loathes -pis bitter arid strong,
,but the details are uninteresting, being Chief. •
lydevoted,to,re•ernancipttien- and abuse pf
Col. Benton : - • ^
.
Defining - his' Position. • - .
A noysillirid',UMU"Singlecident: occurred
' ertie the . 'Huiaiing‘ .friurchl,; ii , uritig the
sitting of the recentlocoloco Con vention at
' Pittsburg: -It to krioViinitllOVii - 270ainble
, was op the ground; and ; secured this own
•ttomination for Caiml Commissioner, by Per:
sonal electioneering with the delegates! It
it said that be Premised more delegates of
ficiLihan there pre-offices to fill on all the
Canals and Railroads of the Sista! But not•
withstanding his' profuse promises, it ap
pears that it was hinted, that he was not a
consistent Democrat! that holed not voted .
for William 13. - 'Posler, in 1846 f This :tram:
eil-Mr,Ganible-iind-his—friendsrand—hence
the proceedings inform us, that he asked
and obtained perrnir - Zi — M toTTflii — a Rife
merit to thi s Thr • Convention himself ! In his
statement, W. Gamble informed the dele
gales,that her , was a consistent Democrat—
that he was Tio(opposed to William B, Fos
-Irerrand he wouldhave voted for him in 1846,
ad nit business called him tethe Sidi of New
York, about die tit of ( lie election. Of.courii
this.stayirnerit waYhighly satisfactory to 'the
Convention, and was greeted with grcat'ap
plause! 1l +iv ill also duabfless. be very sat
ie(actory to 11' Foster . andhisfriends, with
,• will all vole fin IVrr. Gamblej:lirOvided busi•
nese should not call. them from home about
the time of the election. • 01 course they
will!.
PAYINo THE*ELVES.--71:9 9 . W.P499 . - .
ter Republican, after charging Gov. Johnston
and Mr. Ball with the Criminal •design of
keeping the laboring men upon the Public
Works out of their honest dues, askb, mein•
uatinglv, whether the Governor and State,
Treasurer have not taken the precaution to
pay itluinselves4 The Harrisburg Telegraph'
answers promptly and triumphantly that nei
ther Gov. Johnston pi Mr. Ball have drawn
a dollar of their salaries since the adjeurn
rilent Of the Legislature ! Can the 1000 foco
Canal Commissiriners, their Agents, who
have drawn 0360,990 from thaTreaSFyla'
less than three Months, say as
.much.ooq
Off trTayl While,ibusing the Treasitfer for s
lot paying the poor ,man,,hayst they riot in_
every inslaace found, plenty. of moneytopay
.themselves? is. generally, the striking
difference - beiween' - Whi.aridtooo foCa pub- -
lie officers. ,
~ • •
Disarray—Al. 'SEA.--The, ship Charles
Bartlett, ofTl34rioutli,oPilassi ;was 'tun down,.
on the
,27th.itit,t_vvhea TAO: miles to:thafWest'•:
ward of ,Cape Clear, by the-Steamer. F e uropai,
and sunk in threeminutel, With 134( passenr,
gers ;The ~catastrophe ,occurred;,
during a dense log, ,and although the :trate •
quille:Eujfilt.!Yer9 instantly lowered, 11/0
9YPrY P,M4i149 nsaietarice ; rendered . oplq ; 42
4P.V9ktlittlX6R39)lli-WetP.-ElaYedTT,Tapl
leitt;'iteeend mate..and; ten of the.OtMtiere
C:
. .
- - Fivit Eidlicti v rtoinsnirkbaipmka-rri•
. darlasr yies , a . 'iday'tvitrtbpS'Of : othorni,roth it:
tiOn 'lie that - ortivihiclooo'nfell' werdisieeti:
ted for capital offences. Alt ' Charleston, three
nbgroea named NichOlalii•Gre'orgellind'lohh,
; lileiedinhtflis s ' pettidisturlbanceiin the; dity .
, .
isorkhonsei 'only it 4 vieetc previous: T "lti , ' . .Behi:
Mori), Obnnui3Vendsir Wait hung foi , thlipni:
' dee 'oft; Mow. `..Coostri: and ;in ' Neis'.‘lrork'i,
Mitihew,lypod.wlo;hung ,for, , the , m9rderlc
/' ifile 1; . ,, :tr, ' ~,' I it, . - -, ' , l''' . .' '' w - , , 1' '..lcir ,, ,y
~r,1,,,,t , , . ,)
-RIOT. AT g'l'. J9IINp cop the 12.'ila thu.
Ofalige:ProtentionieliNpers ' tiedtilit:Stf John's,
lot Ahe.'prOpti civfnievoing 1 101,1)9, ,I.Odges; lit
Jodittntow.i{itboyparst`a a aitoda )Y,o)1 party
r At gstitonsah ,4 1 ericsuBiArkg suodidumlial)
J/P.o4 l l 3 ,M4En9rer.Xllo l , (4.Id'AItUrtINILINPIPIfr,
ded. The militaty'ere , et4* o l . slAigAick,o9
, fieiß r ,Stir.fflßP)l44if s PP r oo.4 , .:f: tr. ,o,' , .got , itif 1 '
4'4411,1' *lll,t , Dfr , 4T•Tt"4rl"l7',V;, a r .fi I , L ,
-I,ON'
~,,BRANDolirrire rptlxs„,th:s. , crictolitcos knit
,lbolleuhe Viet Olily 'atolVe,ifiritil Pale *ld ,Dieireee , i v
Vie; IBtalyl-Palp , tiAlle teething slim a,by'ttle• name ,
,-
that theta ere, aarknonleue tamer. l i lt the boa
t . ~P,,le
tient caet-lidOtitCatleOlaasar,ititel Ertl Witt It awes) ,
21yonliOnqutOutigurntice Immlng,o4ttilliktheFo, N o 1
odirt our brava lia , t4 tar head'of ith affeettoaiii`ilEN
P;MilintlidlitivAAu 0 40:Poiretxpopictor
,4 4
... f its of et mon qua mot ;, with . ouma . in
'* , Itilit'lbecActlntoulttuti , usqolslltltltthAitOth IteltWit
, ppo the pteinbrattellit tplutplcs. Ho, with apate,
AoFf-i e-AerttotittOustli ntiminartsettpla i ttpinther,
i:lig l i a bl r tSPAMllLT; ' ll2l 4 oaitutu e r iituiv
i ll v0 r i v ,,0. r 0p"10..4 1 1,14
I it y'patt a fbe a Y. On irlig . 1 . Well P.S I / a uci( y en
: eatillita Varlet eacencelidita zeverettniale
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BASKITZ-4, , , R. Pulbetteon." gillpperetbari ,a,", , ,,1ft
Dretmemmin. , New Ountbedall i M. Miner, , to
P9 II F*IWPW° I J. C 0 71 40 golkwAlow,n '
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,newer is
4O,ioiff4 i'di 4 l - I*.4Piiiiii46iillf+Arf.!' 1i . .." . " 1 ,,h 6
(1tt.fi1,;'4 3 . - .4P.W.#o 4 . 3 ,4'iiicaliii'"!/ ; :iilifult7
okiiiii"'''Atiltitl'l4iii"Piitio' Sity , ,Ideir,t le'
gkil..#l44, , ,No4B: s 4tkilinitt . ..ivat_ et . ed : lpo
Heel) , " tMil•':thii4l'nifeirrtniniik':;led I- 'irvea‘,,
t?OgTl9 ll l l APE!P4olifikPoulltlink: 11 '99 1 r:V
of Iliii'frlMai Mileifilii''Anine' - d the '
inciiiiii they . i7 , .icii . ;; i4liiliii'd - ,o.it Tneolaink. 7
'tinne . by•Me peniilet-Alie-divlei e , of,Gar ,
ali4lili had;bedn"c§hildete r diit tkil ' VStcidiiit 1
yiiq ilty :tvTotddlaY -!drita*th t` arms.
I'W -,arms—.
° divrifermiillhe iiiiiiPiiiffir iiiildidgiiil
and maintained by tit!) tlitnntin - „ ' 'rrintiffit.
Juit previous to the,l'eliiiiiiii4'crt ' Idecisive
news from Ronidi_Gettractdeituil ft 'Paris to
I
take commind of the' army in t - taiy, and
'Gen. Otdin et 'wati Mdervid hfiM'ci s i 1 tits race.
I 'ltxrangements also - *efelirii . o)
increase the army of Italy .ti, pC_I;o men,
BY cv 4 a t eve.r„PßßOt Of,qoo# i ,:0 1 4 1 ,*Y
have been governed tit , thisluvatilq . ,must
1
soon be discoverediloi:thitiiblitetl .. tng'gi t .
iced, there can no lenger,he -nacre' iin,,de
i?Sloplng` the aflituMi4:Arlih,tiltinh' hi,:fdon
lified, ot - the purpOstie'tifintbitimi' c
,:ddidwer
4
with-which it was inatjgate4.'!•4.-, , ` '?- • , s.
The limes frorri ildrigh`xi i lii:'net, tegethor ,
Satisfactory. It is"vitateit:thiti,thei ' ngertans
have been-foiled in an, at,tampt entrees the
Wang, and that ' the foril.int eaegrairamorin
-1 11 b
t e d t n 3000 men: It iti ahlotetitnlo, 104'--,•aa
has been taken hyihelitiperialiats, ' t;,iipears
that the Hungarians are" tboutidi , r
,cat their
tactics of last piti4;.iind roitiieltittittidlitbstior
avoiding, pitched bnttisk"'Mttilt,fiie),(en'endes
have
. I:leen -dhilded;.werikenedvditharislist
The . Chopirsi- 'Abating ! "
The Cliolorajk sfill',o,n the . (*rens° in
those places Where-1110e raged so dteittiMl-
Iy. In Cineinnati there have beenarom the
16ih'ult. to kthei - `l6th•inst.,. 2475 deaths by
cholera, of which nearly two thdtisand were
was 3818 . , making a daily iverage mortality
of 117. By the last acmcuits,,A3th inst. ; the .
interments were less than one hundred per
day._ It had been neatly two, hundred. In
St. Louis also, the pestfleuoe seems to have
done its worst, and the number Of inteitmints
has been reduced to eighty per day. CQlll.'
pared with those of 180 and :190,, this is a
very favourable change. The abathein St.
Lrouis since the Stu of 'June, when'The chol
-4tra-broki3-ouirliave-been-5i537i-Ofpluch
262 wore by cholera. In other places intim
South and Wetif Ifip - eirs to be
dying away as rapidly lb it grew In violence.
In PhiladelPhti, on S'aturday . there were
31 cases, 14 tenths. On Sunday,-20-cases,
12 deaths. On•lVlotiday 34:cases, 20 deaths.
This shows a deordase of quite one half
wlthin a lew days, •
. .
In Now York,litere' Were 4 /07 cases and
281 deaths, (luring the' vieek endiiidop at
arday
DOWN WITII Tot,BAracs !—The - Eas
ton Sentinel (Detnticratiel.conayriiPa notice.
numerciuslystgned,olappitcatiori to beittadts
to the'next geiLdatute for a new. Bank at
Easton, to be*Failathe."Fatmers' and Me
chanics':Bank 61 Eastoi,l'with tt Otic! of
$200,000, and the privilege'Of increasing it
to $31701000. - r'fA - cliaractiiiiiiiiC commentary
upon DeMocralici:.refeestoris: They. tir:i
"doWn with the. , with ' . the
Banks!" theyliiiii s •oden among the
most active and 'effltneneln theiti
rVE BEEN Trinizmo.t-pri thinking of tne
time, Kate, when, sifting by thy .eide r stml:
pick,ingteann4 gazed on thee, mid „felt e
perook's
,/ci,eilanee leaned-we o'er
the pee, and nertfie' , i'aiMke.a,Wpid,,bny:thti
I till rattling, mina (341?1 , 3 . 0 •
A m 9; 'and kit . i i eed,i4y,,l'ily)On*ev;ihuazuxe
eyes hall bed Afire - At eilkike a' ,lilt
'meek. To be eb cbarmerfrie ,rwite' Utile
ne'er before opetkrretr, - when ,the,,ranling
of the blianagate, ,
sound /heard.
- / - tlii`nl;hto it ;;was vino not, wriing , ,,.,Kate, no; Jean
' ing o'er the, diaii;',ati'l44. , tßbed
'•kise. A eaddiiii bliq4, eyes
/neither saw nor etii4ed die'iattling . of
the beantc,iKete,.Wati tifelhAnd heard.
~•,
v im
ANCIPATION IJO
,
•Ing,trom !lie tone, of.th,
some.a • vi ,1168 1 ' ,,
4011!le of
tVCY., ifrMlPl45i:Pl re:
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at
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frt 1 3 1 : 1 445 10 40tkaiPr fi t ° , 1 tTf t' 6,3Pr Pli
peity et ' the kiti t if ' ehallte - ooptudered to be.
the ' Sltite. '
Emma
•-•••••••—,—' ' • •
t
BErpyy.PAu. A,lett e from California
received 4.1.4 t
4g 4 . 3 to• - * 4 ! 11 !:0 - 94t#Vi#04fif.kR.) 1 4044.40:!:
I SJOAVO , FP9Pektlfi l ls,.lt i OoCl4 l 49gl..
nit ciainniociny in' 1,118 COifinti*A9l‘9l!;tfii4
I,
ii‘./314 14 :P - NM.
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Pi i `ittOtitte '1161%04;0mi tiOtellhOilslliMb9i4i
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dope Tole as ibis *"
, ty . ,101,11
yoli:prbbablt ,-104*, ~qo4tetflgtxt yeAtv,
gi:C0;419,1141f6t440);115"*.
T . tlp pe4kUifie
. 'DRllo:4 l oonofn;:to,T.lbtorli4o,-,ine,
Cannel's, Magical ), Pain Extractor , fbr ralni'ini,
Aringillcw_torpotiolliettytiair., - 7
filow ha imoliodfohl •
• The. oi Oel eil:r",fl4loPlpanyltrti ri;.r
Y , LongleY, illgtopm` einem , LA
.„11 1tipriia° 11 ,0 1 1,1%r.V1Pri.e,, 1 0 3 )10:
Dry
itiiNppbnol
neit•Ait)iiittnik*a 4
e .i$ 4111throvfnit
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trotA,ll#4,lr=titiVAttai2M_
nnenninymr opplietraliv.., • ItnAo limptirt
Allukhla.prayo#lll4lolk,so4 ,
.ui Rpeakinif opirrill
AgOned'ine highest telt 01 0 Atiop :;"
0114REIBIr °Olt" Inc .
bound
• - - "t .- • •
• • 7 ,
• -I.t.
tithlg County Convntlonill, ,
- ,i 1
In pursuance of the eall,tbt)t# l Cornpiftsci;
the. following Delegate;i elated -by, the.
iv . 5.., . r,,
Whigs of;the several boroug sand tow Shim,
Of Cumberland countyOneOn Cony doh.
in Carlisie r on Monday th .23eIns g,
.t .
- 4 B
- ifilen— ohn randt, Daniel Mink.
E. Ward , Carlis7tes Noble, John
i Onion. .
0 W.:'lr, a • ....-C01.4.,, , - Noble,- J. D..
.4 -
p - .orgas,c,:, , I i' . IcoV: - 1 - • V _, • - c -,.. -..
..,- , 0
- DWI . J: S: StdifeittVilasmnk hee l `py
—l / 6 1.ef cr ia ::: ri: Wdrigifill4l.6ii - Di Eihl.
r ,A Newinlle—.l os. McDermond, Thos. Stough."
' New Cumber land--Joa. Alueeer,,,L. WEllet.
'.,.', ..E:Temsboro—G. - W , Criswell,:..S. Oyster.,
Shippensbur g --a 913 . 41...kire . ,,,J. Bomberger.
: i
, Shilvensburg tp..L.A/Fraztei,' J.; Arbogast.
ti
-s. Middleton--J. W. Craighead, T, Graham,
i ll'- Pennsboro--)as Grefwen, ,S. Bishop.
1 Illonioe—lidarn Grider, Charles Ringwalt.
1 Miff/in--Wm:McDonald ~,19'4". Miller.
1 I".
Southampton Mattnewss; W. Mateer.
-
1 On Motion 'the Convention warrcirgani.4od,
~. hy appinting_ANDßEly_FßAilEß,_Clipir-
Mall and J. W CRAIGHEAD Secie:tary. ' •
Op, motion,jlWChiii , ention hien proceeded ,
to ballot tOr titrosl)lPgatts'l° reOrlisSill'9l°l‘'
berland Countyr in •the State Convention, to
,
beheldElitrrisharg; ori', the 1611 i 'of -August
• ,
4-../14preapony': iMessrF. Jatob• .13Ambergo oi
slol.l.tilyOurgtin t 'd Maj. Simon:9.oler, of E.
l'aiinsliora,,were duly, elected 'sold ltOltiiateS.
Ort' . rnotion' the said Delegates; were[in
trookid to, vote in the Stott+ Convention' for
iheqmOrnination of Hanny M. FULLER, of
Lugerne Obunty, hts the Whig candidate. for
Canal. Commis/donor. '"
On 'motion,' e01.'49..N0b1e, J. J. Hemphill
untl S: Sterrett ) were , appointed Confeieiti
to yigrep. with Conferees 'lout. Perry County
upon n Senatorial Delegate. •
The'. folloningi 7 tesolutiona Were
•Ufloietl,
and ; unaratioualy , adraptecL;_,Z
Resolved That- this COFivpnlicin
#pOrMie cif the administration of Gen. ZACLL.
.
?tar Tmott.
.. • • : • -
Resolved, That in ponsideratiOn of the Mat:
—tembiAmpuitancelo7-the-credit-of.-thd-Slitie r
and t h e financial. inosperitY of our old' CCM
monvvealth, we deem it a matter of impot
, tance that the views of our worthy Govern
)Or, War. F. JOHNSTON, be Carried out, as
recommended at the last session of the Leg-.
islature and'partially commenced.'
Resolved, That we call upon the Whigs
every where, to arouse and be vigilant, and
success must crown our efforts as it hatimione
heretofore.
Resolved, That tbese proceedings be pub
lished-M the Carlisle Herald, and Shippens
burg Weekly News.
(Signed - by the-Officers)---
Al a, ,EDITOR.—In looking the colomns of
The:last Volunteer etil eye was attracted by
an article on the subject of 4, 01171 g," and af ,
ter- reading it we readily supposed the editot
was about to realm to the use of the words
of "truth and soberness" in ell things, but in
• : *ng over several articles we discovered
• = n relation to the removal of Mr t Key
frwri the .office of District Attorney of the
District of Columbia, in which the editor
states, "it is well known that Mr. Key did
not it terlete in politics." Now, we happen
to be in possession of the tact, that Mr. Key
was not only, a decided paitizan, but that he
was Marshal of diti - dayitil the first locoloco
meeting held in
_Washington city alter the
; nomination el Lewis Cass:for the Presiden-
ny, and that he gave ail his influence during
ithe Campaign in lava of his election. 'We
'know still further, that far. Key hinidelf
would not thank the Volunteer of Carlisle„
or any other Volunteer, for making,the.state•
meat which it did last week, benause he is
too much of a gentleman to endeavor• to.
cover up his politicakcourse in orler to de
iin_eive..Gen. Taylor, and thereby retain his
office under false pretences.,
We very much fear, that „the -.Volunteer,
dlier all its protestations:against lying, holds
f, *the motto of ilths deaCribarfin
I'his last paper, . turd lbat'eientually he •will
diScoveitd and cOrnieqUeritlY Scorned by
t: every honorable member 'of 'society.
• ' ' Orts WHO KNOW:4I:
t- The 'N.Y. Sun . estimates Vie atitisi
'the trade - end bushieesor that 'eily,
by !the 'epid*nie' at yin ; itilt4p#,.
of chAieze. • • . •
lc:rNew wheat has • alr e ady appy!ar
tht3 market -
—Nom `Abliertiognteuter
, .
i c. , • ; , . , Ribbou Belts'.: ',' •:, - ..:.
(I'UST.;ieceivea a s farthrir,aupply,qt flpic o ik,
.."' Blile Ribbon. Bely,t, , , i_. - '2_ ` ,. . , t.. , ',
....jy2.5 ~ .. . l'' ;:-., 4'.i. ."nG...W:HITN:ER,,,,,
Black Silks; gimps and F r
lIE :Inibiori 13431'7..1in/dust recetr34 • a . r . wo,
' Blak 811k.,Gbilyik
aleoMantilla`,Bilke,'dl,hll'widtha.4""' t.
4;:
1 -Estae of f .lsaae,s.fict libergeti
.„.:E,Tl"ERS,Tostiimenteiir thir w ral
;',el'/ and drestamour, Or•If3A4c:SHELLAg
GER r lidelof IVoo,!'Poii,noborio' tOwdihti
101,1mv_log. issued . io thoi,Wideriditni4 • Rte.;
stiotoriforesid citek(O:. 411, pOisoroillidebted to
*oo4,;nre
i• 10 11 Ig in u f T e
ingae4dury.authantiontoa..foe7set o tlinheit.t...!_ er
.P . 14 P9PtifrAytlail„ 44 ,;,? Ell e;
" ...}•16; •;‘01 , 81•10,
; ri Eji .Orl i A G 11; •
PME4I.4a•BARGPII,
q! ,
.
f
' u'' en ~ialith '; date `AnfCMo ? titine y by her next
pliipialosiexam
1 . t 1 ,..6,rti.,`. Or' ',i r e' • '0:
ii-Biddle4ioof . :l4Vre One i mado'that , theeo4
Smith (oinct in my boil?
['ye, vr, "
giVeß.lp
27th: duky of August,
49 ' 7 '46'TOinsvitiVrititil, ci6pliint',
I ; ',l6lkV4?"'“iyl, , :t.•!,1 - 411 7 r f smoFE:ke:',13teff, ,
dp.ol,stCclu..-
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61411E= '
4 21413EVR
ifilEtionow,:,,..:(l,i:
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~,,,m„init,l
I . ' s' " ; '‘':; ,4 3 ' itltir'• 7. /P4Bo'mrPirnk?.ort
~13,71:.•7'r ; gi tstr.) ii^v 4rg511,
d., 16. 4441411 1 Ate ' 014 ,
r o t: 3ls
V3detr ca l. Ittittitiakl' ' tick*ott ,Oi.,'{
.••• r Dom ,,,,,,Ntv40v01'i11*,.4Ta 4
'4larr.,,,:';';,litvini-taAkte47F'"lk' '
s6loo4o7ll4llleitieil,ilthelnotrlb - %1 It
'18131,Ptiv611:;.0,0 Orpogt,trP,dod,;l , aa ,„,,::
Iront --ftcw 6 'fioriT,R,l* *.:,,,
41,0ti0
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--F-nr-the Herald..
Y~,~r~"•` "•,ia~
-- 1 -114 r. Ed itor ..=l'he fofloWing are good laws,
pld:hot„l,ll2._w,o:Ffe' fortbOeg kno , lit--pligicl l ,
f
.tiltiily:iil iliS ' illity 10044444074,A,.,t
~...,.13:itlfhe 1.0 toiler -0 an-ac , Eongressi'.
t Afid 10111 ' ,:i.MaritlifitiOi;"evitry parkin':
ivlichshall,P ii , iraceblicesa.atTlitiek s to4l,,
lie'rrAor vt , llosl4ll;ooYchiye.4.o7aity softlfei
10"ilcins) utlfdi'm, iffthilig; I* (lily p . art tile' re
of, atieSto. shall upon legal conviction, be
tined/at:the drsoretion of any Court having
cognizarge of the °fleece, in any sum not
extfeedirig`thriVbuidred dollars, or be im•
.:prisoned any term not exceeding one year.
~.PY,.tbfl, 110).,t31:0lion,..01—the.act.of 24th of
6eptamber,.l7B9, the Circuit Court - of the
United States (at Philadelphia) has exclusive
cognizance of such offences.
_...
, 13rthe'39(Isection'Of - ffie'idlifia" dei,'any
Justice of the Peace,:or,,, ; i3ther , magistrate of
any of the statei3l, , (ad -*well tui United States
dfficers) .. egreeably to the usual node of
pro6i3ss againet offenderii in State;'and
at the expense 61 the United 'Stites i may
proceed against such offender's : by having
themlirrestid, imprisoned Or balled, as the
elie l e - May be, !or lard - before' the Circuit
COUrt ol_ifte , "VOlted States Copjes of the
pr'oceedingsovith the recognizances of .wit
ricieSes for, their,appearance to4estify, in the
c.ase i to tilkfortirtfrdad `to' the clerk, ,01 'aid
'Obert, - &o. ,• • • • "
The ptoyibi9ni cif the lioB;e4m tO be very.
cdmpl4p3.
, Jelly 2•h 18.19
• , .
• wyAKE :CARE "°
PdV ,I MA N/ P lsl ! i t . .rnalc'Se4toll'Viteeßeltrid
Gen. Shields, recently ineltegfithet, at one
of the Illinois Courts, and atipared as friend
.l3t to : each . other, though'qo ruptare—aad
Stich .a.rupture—had ever .occurred between
them._ ,
IMMIGRATION.—Thia,humber Of
Tirimt
gi.ants urriyed, at 1:4‘4-Vi4lt; from the 2d of. April to the 2d of July was 99,491.-the
time being. 94 days, thus.averaging 1033 per
clay!' • .
. °
•
.._lVAsemoTobr, inlyi ° l,•=4...packa,_gie from
I iladelphia, containing $3OOO 'Virginia
lupds, belonging to . !%4eeers. Latham & C0., 1
warfliurleiried frorri the:ribit offiee'en •Sun.
day lest: Thethier )9 not known;but rigid
mTveitligiitTiffireire.gOing.op.
TilE CALIFORNIA YELLOW.-Nearly
$2,000,000 in Caldornia gold have been re=
delved at the U. S. Miat in Philadelphia, up
to the present-titne.
N'em /2tbuertisementsc,
SHERIFFIS SALES.
. •
- briiiiiißrY 'writs of Venditioni
Exponas and Levari Facies issued out of
the-Cum t-of-Commoni-Pleas—of-eumberltmd
county, and to me directed, I will expose the
folio win g_ Real _Figtoigso_BAldeaajo...aw.h,
Court House in the Borough of Carlisle, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day df August. 1849,
at.lo o'clock, A M.
A Lot of Ground, situate in West
West•ffienneboro' township, containing ONE
ACRE, nrorn - or lees, bounded by the. road
lending to Neviiiilreon the South, East by road
to Diller's Mill, grid West by Ziegler
having thereon erected a Two Story BRICK
House and Frame Stable. Seized .and taken
in exectution earn° property of David Green.
AlSo, ATruct of Land, situate in S.
Middloten township; known as the Carlisle kon ,
Works, containing 10,000 AcgEs,.more or
less; having thereon erected a largo Brick Man
sion HOUSE, a Forge and Furnace, a net§
Merchein4,lllill, with four pair running. stones,
three lai r isakank Barn and necessary Tenant
Houses, Cdirl HQuses, "Carpenter and Black
smith. Shops, Stabling, Ace. ' Seized and taken
in execution as the property of Michnel Egc,
deciresed.
A Lot of Ground, situate in the,
!MIME' township, containing TWO ACRV,
more-orlesa,-adjoining- lender - of - John - W cn
var and John Fishburn, having thereon erected
a Two Story Frame HOUSE. and Kitchen.—'
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of John Lippert. • And all to be sold by ms.
JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle,
() July 25,• 1619.
VALUABLE REAL 'ESTATE
FOR SALE.
HE subscriber has in contemplation to
remove to the West, offers for sale the
m en which he now resides, situate partly
Xar'
in Mifflin and Frankford townships, Cumber
land county, Pa., within three, miles of the
lioro` of Newville and the Cumberland. :Valley
Rail Road. Containing about SOO ACRES of
patented, land of first quality .gravel and slate,
about 170 Acres are clear, and well set with
clover, a considerable portion of it has been ..
limed, It is under good feneti.and generally
set with locust stakes. , The improvements are.
.•' _ . ", ,a' ' Double LOG HOUSE, and
:•,<" II r i , Kitchen with "stories, a large
';
I 11, , Fia_rne Barii,.withiwo threahing
Repro, ACorly, Crib, and Wagon
Shed, completufirick Smoke and Wash house,
with water zrising: in the .Wash /MUNI, and 'a
'Tenant house and Stable. 'There is a never
failing stream of water running poet the ien
provements. There are two °mbar&
,one of
Which is young and grafted fruit.': The'above
Farm is well calculated for raising , ,eithir grain ` ' '
or stuck:' There is running wate r, in, all the
fields except Lim. The Foam will suit to he
divided, and will, be sold in, lots to ault,:nur
clickers. -
~I will alio) sell two: pieces of timber land
situate, inAliffiin tow,_nship, one Jar :Which is
patebted. -Portions ivisliing infOrmition will
please-call upon the subscriber.
._,,,jy25'401f_,.2,-.... _:,IAMES,-,KENNEDY, -
' ,PuBT tc' s I.ILE f)?
t °VALUABLE ESTATE
IX" , Pursunnee of an Larder , of aide front the'
~ • • Orphanit'' Court' `isf Cu'inberland 'eh bitty;di ,
reefed to the atibstliiiitsilAdinitiislentor el 'Jacob
,Letiiiiiiii dee'd:,:lataistifeliit;Pennaboro town ,
, *lWO,,ttmberiand2ctidint f y,•lie- will ) Offer, at PUbins ,
Sale oO t prent
he iseige t ~ S.KTUR I)AY, the `Bth
day. of SEPTEMBER 'Aittiat . .12rie'clook,'W
the, following deacribed)property, bite; the estate'
of said tiecodent; to Wit 17.7 A. T 11 4 11 , 0 (,40 iit.,
nate in West ,Pennaboro township, Otprob,erfaiiii
county; containing 2. VC:ACRES butt 1 I tfPerches
strict measurai'abotitrio Acres of ..which is thriv.
ing tintberi.bbutnied„hydands of Xiithin-.Woods,
Benjamin, Blink., J obtrOticker , and; Isth ere.:•The.
abot 0 tract is Of;tlk - best,-,qualltr'dt'llutestite
land Ittid in a , 011 1 !''.... ;8 1 . 6 of .rOultivation:, 4:p ri te
~ .-. bnproventett conitst ef a Israel o
..., ' -Story,BTQ . p„mcousw;,..it4 .kaok
1 . 1 •. . building, wash , iniuse; a, tar& and
' ej ' convenient Stone Bank'flarn, with .
I-- Carriage Rotten, Wagon Shed; earn"
crib, and all other' neeeisarpout buildin;s.—
The Irapreventedtaitr, alliit3l ) gootk r;opsin and
the fencing el
int,:th:elgrlgOttorgef,4: t f irlire All ,
also, a oevor l fitiltag ~'" welt of , ate cot rwilero.,9oi
V
the oce ,anit a;goptl . or'rharagetf,grafied,-fruttr- .:
The, shove property liea about tiVe:telleieitst,`Or '
Neyville'.end within' three-qintiters.Of Woilfe'fir. '
tfifievilibetland Valicyli*Ao,4, ~ •:. -,,'.,,,,... ql
''Abio:h(tiliiiaT4pliiialiti t)lkoCli , iiliiit ii 44."
o iifid t ig so ' thkiwovrty•pri i ti dilae t lopt;'#i
'data jb- OitAford` toWeibilLsibont 4 infteitrfroiti(
th,0.:014 - Mothieliettitact otOliftlitelatildSCW.ni
i i
Alter, Abrahena , l94MOlVlatlsliatlibrsia d, ly.
mg .withilLtutp.eighth,Aile 'otAbe.::o9 , llo: Osoil
net CretknV4Wobtotil l9 .4o4PAri , To of
'Which'sro goo Al i, eatta W.ltUld,' , and An to. "pot+,
cove - 04 1 0W o ,4 , t l iPlietC.: :-.4. , , , `..T;i' , /...1-.• .+.,
~ The,tOrfo.O , o,o ll lo7ocoß!Y.rOYdrit T4 , ,VF.ei
per 0 0 0 of , t10 3 '1, 1 1 1 r0t!... 0 .9A9 1 4T.!,9. 00, 1 , aio'Alt.
!the confirnint on of t ca , attle. , :igneTtble ',9l".the
htitof*fitritOfht.tiVgie;leittlitthe ' tntereit of
IMlilok4o- b9 o o' lo ,4hALVldol'doiinil !lirlifile
ixidit i tilin tat,Avitme..death.Of:the:residue
e',,, .46'40 patd , on,:hVifirld'ef,Aiitifla,titto;!
iiffil • t"' nu* alt,, A aticovor94ol.lBst.,',' :s r
ti?"‘ '0 - acilijittbiefiotoCkb, e/.loo,owis 'zioro.,
' Thar tigtlieWercall•deE , iiliilby. cern*
,3. 0..-.'lcii)litireeiikvitte3.ll4fkleioriVeti,
-.l l6 *'''''A- -1 ' ' " 141 44"4 4 0 1111 eiti tTroft:
~-Yttt.,* • AVIVICIPAy&nevyI.
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, %:' 1 Odietlftiptilt#lo44olliiilpOdioSia';
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=l ,-. :, , , ,,.,,, , ,„, ; ,,,,) ,N - ,', , I:',7,,VEA , V , eII'AS.!M , V,Wfis-,;„,"1,V
'4',1?!,':.-,l?g'&42T,;(,.lr,'e4u.geigt-4T,,,V.!,:kiliAM''.7l
. . . ..,, ..
. iinvcrotortE . rattan ' AT'
- . ,..-.:hee! . .: , _4,:,R,,UfiLlC - SALE:- -- . - ' " • ~.7,
AVEsTOdetermined to temeve , to'the west ''.'
• 4,..E•1 vi Irir di I' Ili :t . kf cill owing =
,de scrlb ed Farms
'.? . ,iiitublic salitk , ',. - - :',`As'e, . •:. • . ,
..]
~,, usjo 1 Isilitiatoinffest Pennsboro' .town- - k
' . ,,leij'p; C mtiiiiiind Abutrity, Pa:, E 3 miles west 1
, - ,,fet cPardisiti: 13 rditeiilwest from the turnpike
i ? 1
AC pot
Paul's,andEnoile - from the - Alierton
, fif poi,inObe EsiVßoad. It consists of 125
XCRES crikeellerit limestone land, ono hen-
dred of which is cleared (mein a . good state of
cultivation, the balance covered with: fine young
timber.' . The improvements 'are .a •good two
' - . Story -Brick Farm HOUSE, and a
e.- , large Frame Barn, these buildings
lie ; are new, having been erected with: -
ss 1 4n-thedast eighteenmenths.. -There
,-.- is a geod-pwell of excellentiwateri‘ ,
pf
with.puel convenient to: the f Heise) ; Theis
is also easy,"neUess.to Mount Rock- Spring', die.
„tent one half inile. .-. .--,,,..--- ~- :,,--.:,- ~.,,,- -, ;-:,A
This Firm is located in the centre of one of
the best portions of thitycounty, convenient to
Mills, Schools, and.ctitireh'es. Thus rendering
- Berle of the moat desirable Farms in the town- - • - , -
, ship. This Farm- 1 1 will - still .by publitt outcry
on the, promises on FRIDAY the 21st of Sep
tember, 184,9., . ' ' • .
NO 2—fs situate in bieltinson township C.a.
miles Smith west front Caalisls, 2 miles east
from the Stoop Tdverli t and , on the . Yellow
Breeclica_areek__lttensiste. of i 2.5 ACRES of.
1 list rate' Limestone - Land in a i:igh state of ''i
cultivation ,There is fifteen Acreir ot good. nu'.
tural meadow The improvements •• •.. ... ~
are tylarge Double - S'l'-0 N - E. ~,.. ,Zz-: ,, ss- r. --
• HOUSE, a eeed , Frame Jam& : '
'4 , .1. int ,
Corn Cribs, 'Wagon Shed, Car- ',„,, !' i\ '
'ring° IfOnio, Spring House, Zi.C.;:•-.,--,.-'d--,,,,:.:',ii-
there is one of th; boat. springs 'in the county,
rises 'within a few yards j,if the heuie. "This
farm possesses all the advantnges dcsizahlein a
Parat..beivg eonvenienCto the "Great .Drove
'Hond," where the Farmer can always' fintb.a
good market for me prodectioneetf,ihe Farm—
I will oleo') offer , this halm fit ststeorin
SATO R DA'Vihe.22d . -or September, 1849.
,l'ertn's made lineWri on.theAltiy of , salo • Titles
ipdisputablo For briber part , eolare enquire of
the subierkber reeidiog. on the• hist , Mentioned
property . JOHN G
. • •WILI.jrAMS
•
• jy2s'49tp
.Valuable Farm Atibrivato
elpl-MAubscriher contemplating a removal to
th e u weet, fibre, at private stile. his voluble
FARM, situated .two miles -west:of Carlisle,
cumberland county, containing 2pa times of first
rate limestone land, in a good state of cultivation, _ _;
djuirtirrglaridrcwitVah - e — Paar — House - Fa rm ,
-KuMls - and-others. - On-the -premises is-a -let go
two OtOr •
STONE ROUSE, •
~ h aving eleven rooms fn six below
!IL , and hve above, besides a large hall
th y - ___.l._lifitilin - g - thrOitglit the middle of rho
honse. The walls °Cafe - rower story are hung
•witiOmper. Attached nillte main building is as
small-STONE 'HOUSE with a room and kitch
en. A„ stone carriage house stands rear tde .
main building. 'rlicte are four cellars in elf
two under the dweliing house, one undert he
small stone house, tied ono under .the carriage
,
house. •A cistern s 0 feet deep with pump in
;ittatandsoear the kitchen door. - '['hero is PIFo
a fine large BANKti AR N, with wagon sb,Ja
and corn cribs, and other out huildipgs. Near
the house is n' spring of excellent liniestot
water, which passes through the barn yard.— °
Thesis also a good Apple Orchard, containing
about 100 trees, fifty of which are young and
- thrivingra - peacit'orchardmmt-other choice - fruit --
trees are about the house. Conienient to the ,
hernia a Two Story_D_IY,ELLIN
with four rooms and a kitchen, calculated for a
tenant house, and now occupied is such. The,
Cumberland Valley Railroad titzt; through . the
farm, leaving about FO acres south. 40 of which
is excellent 'miller land. This tract would make
a good small farm itself—the whole is insured 4ta, .
the amount of $3,500: The above property was
once The residence of Capt. Richard Brien ; it is,
now offered on reasonable terms—a good part
of the'purchase, money may remain . in the farm "
if desired. Further descriptign, is deemed nn-
necessary, as the purchaser is invited to call with
the subscriber residing on the farm, and he can
.
sea for himself. - , •
JONATHAN NEIDIG
July 18,1489
Valuable Farm for Sale.
WE subscriber intending to remove to the •
est, efferint private Safe the following do,
eirable Farm, Minuted in llatriplien , towns hip,
Cumberland county, one mile North West
of Shiremanstown', near the Trindle road, con—
leaning-193 A eres,-nine of which is good timber,
_ antlAhe balance in thellighest etate.of cultivation'
and well fenced. The improya•
flail manta are a good Two Story
• ROUGH•CAST LOG IIOUSE,
with a Kitchen attached to it, Store
Bank Barn, Waggen Shed and Corn Ctit
a Tenant-4101mb, nt.d a 'well of never faith g
water with a pump in it. Also on' Orchard
choice fruit. This property will he offercd•lor
sale on the most repsonable terms. For further
,information please call on t he nridersienrd living,
ton' the farm. - ISAAC IV EIDIO•
July'lB, 1849.• . ,
P.TriILIO,
•
k itritTE subscriber, wishing in rertiove 10 llid
..r-West, offers the following,Real Estate
sale; consisting of . a S'PONE DWELI 4 IN . a . j
HOUSE, two stories high, tvith. a 1!
451-i , lot 26 feet in front; and one bun
' dred and, seventy feet in depth.-,- •
Also TWO LOTS of ground,
each lot containing 26fent in breadth and - onit
(hundred and.seieni Y.. feet in depth. VThe above
property issituated on the turnpikp road leading
to Harrisburg, and immediately opposite the pro.
party cfGilorga
. • Also, 'retrain of °sop ont ootl Land, simple
on,the Nqrth Motletaintilhe'nt eeven,tmlokfrom
Carlisle; which liesineor the ,new road from Cir.
;ttilliekeyta. Tovern,,, .not sold before
Saturday, ,the .4th ef August, the abbve poper .
! tioevill be offered, at public,paletin that day, aft",
the
„C•ourt Hduseiti" Carliiire„ at '`.l o'clock, P. M.
Person' wis,hing.to .purchaae.: ,are, renewed to
call on the:Subscriber, ficirrovhOin tenntjand ell
Amormetion colt ho omerriained..
,OTEIV:SET •
„Tuts, 18, 1849.*. t, ; , • :• • •
eititfilgtieefikt.ma e.• (
•• • •
NSitturday the 29th day of September next,
1111 Will Oiler fhb nTreiniees
the For m - now.., &fro - MlL:Bear, Sr.:
sittittfit.l ti-$-Westpennidt:Orthigh' , townshiti;-Citini' 7 ,---
berthed' ' County;' West
.of l4tirlidlo, '•
; rtitle 'front $ Plot iifield, bouitoFd by the ;.conodol
guinnet creek,•fiineel Deer; ,j''Signiser;'StiffiltrAi •
'contidnitig'lso . .iteroe, T orak...4o,llesto - ;;
of tOod LIMESTONE There le
; good month)* of' „2041 ores; .20. f ati4 Wood $
!Land;_the' belittles dre,-, tinder f 99 50 ...
pt.tiVements.ore• r •
1•„, '
,s.
Bern/. Oorn l aribronal'' 7
• f WagonSited.-wuk , ell.lbe necee=
•saryy,out bbildings. - ,4There is 'num.-%
), •. • Tori - '6l bhoiett fru endscnovitr Milingtlt4Z
'Spring.`orWntor near_ the door . , The a101f•pr0, 4 .,,g
party_ will bo sold in. ilholo.43l,i,:nr.filffifoAnktliki
0w:04438ra. A. Vett' ottiO purchase money. can
remsin' iho;
Airy : peition.wisuleg2t&4feWilie - faenittyep 7,l Vrptif
bit t ßalling oti Plitfin',AttObrte#l4 , isidink ale
thefar t
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