lIERED AND EXPbsrEc
CARLISLE,
THE LARGEST AND — CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY: . •
T e rsas—Twolloilaraa year', or One pollar'and
Fifty Cents, if. punctually paid in ✓ldvance.
91,75 if paid within the year.
NEWVILLE rACKAGE...-011t, subsea
here in Newqe and vicinity,` ill here
after receive their papers at the Hard
ware Store of Messrs.' WILLIAMS, . or at
such place as any of them may direct
their papers to ,be sent.
Fire and Incendiariem.
A fire broke out last night about 11
o'clock, in Church Alley, corner of Har.
per's Row, which for a time threatened a
very serious destruction of propejy in
the very centre of our boreugh; The
fire commenced in a stable belonging, to
the property occupied by Mr. Arnold,
Merchant, and speedily communicated to
other stables and out—houses in the im—
mediate vicinity. The stable of Mr. Ar—
nold, a stone building, was burned to the
walls, with all its contents, including a
valuable cow, and a small frame ware—
house belonging to Mr. Henry Saxton,
VMS disci entirely consumed. Several
smaller buildings, of less value, wero
'burned or greatly damaged. Our sever—
al Fire Companies deserve great praise
for their prompt and unwearied exertions
,Ottirresting the fire, before it had ex—
tended to buildings of greater value. We
never saw them work with better effect,
embarrassed-as they were by the want
of anufficient supply of water. The ac—
knowledkements of our citizens are also
due to Col. Cook, for his prompt des—
patch of a detachment of men from the
garrison, who arrived at the scene in suf.
ficient time ta render efficient assistance
to the firemen.
The origin of the fire being entdely
unknown by the owner of the stable, it
is strongly suspected that it was. fired 'by
an incendiary, although no suspicion rests
on any particular individual. ii so we
trust the miscreant may be detected and
receivelthe,deserts of his villainy,
64 The Twenty Second."
The late anniversary of the birth"
Washington, was celebrated_in our
borough with becoming demonstrations of
regard. Our Military 'companies were
out on parade. In the evening a supper
was served to them and guests,
at the public house of Mri - . 4 Withderlich.
Our thanks are due for an invitation, but
"circumstances" prevented• us from be,
ing preaent.
In the evening the annual Oratorical
display of the Belles Lettres Society took.
Place, which was attended as usual by a
brilliant throng of youth and beauty.
A military parade took ,place in Me
chanicsburg, on the;224 by several com
panies ofthat place and vicinity._
We have received the proceedings of a
social celebration of the day by the citi
zens of Hoguestown, but which we are
compelled to lay over to our next num
ber.
In Philadelphia we notice the day was
distinguished by unusual festivity. A
grand Ball was given by the YOung
Whigs, WhiCh was attefidid by Henry
Clay, and of course the enthusiasm run
presideht • Taylor visited Rich
mond., Va, on the great day, and partici
pated in laying the corner stone of a
Washington Monument, He was re
ceived with distinguished honor by the
military and thousands of citizen's. Long
may the name of WASHINGTON be rever
ed, and the,plion forever preserved !
ACCIDENT.—We learn from the Vol
‘unteer, that a young girl named ELIZI,
BETH °yrs, of this place. met with a sad
accident on Saturday evening week, as
she was returning from church. She
was walking at a smart pace down Porn.
(fret street, when she stumbled • and fell,
;breaking her leg in a most shocking
manner. The cap of the knee i mps split
and the limb much splintered. The
lirrrtiiva r set by Drs. Baughman and
Dale, a the patient is doing as we,ll as
could be expected.
ItiOu'We join with our conlemporariea
in the hope that the recent accident will
direct the serious attention of the• corn,
nay to the injury we are all subject to
ifroin the rough stone pavements which
!still existin a number of our streets. It
lis high jima. they were all removed.
1 1 69tING.—The Washing• Recipe,
ttdvertised, by Dr. G. L. Shearer, is said
,to be an excellent affair, by many who
'have tried it. It is worthy the attention
of housekeepers.
For the Heral4.
The Belles Lettres Exhibition.
Mr. Editor-4 was 'voidh great ploaeure and
satisfaction, that we listened for nearly. three
hours, to the specohee delivered at the celebra
tion of the 64th anniversti,ry:ok, the Belles Lot.
tree SoCiety, of Dickinson Doliege. in the M. E,
Churc'h, uf Able place, tin the 220 d loh. ,lt was
beyond a'doubt, a remarkably rano 'display of
genius and talent., Tlio sPenk'ors; did honor to
their somety, to. their .Oollete;and to them.
sehipi„ ..crovvtled',wlo u re
.and intolligont audionce,,all of whom
, ,
•
wp,haire no 'doubt were eery much Ples!ed,
The'exelefsei tverit ecimnietideti With, inueic by,
V:, the Barracks Bend, which 'fidlowe £b!
Knie!: Dr; fion, Pieidditit of the 'CollegO.
Addr 4 ao the
fieeit, we . hive , ever, heard, .The
the, lypt,e taster . l6d ektll...-
_TO One part Of the'itifliii4.bewever; in 4 slight
ly fobjcete4,.the:pirtielatteg, to; .fad;
OfTerl6l49)t.,itt
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rllhbTriumph of Learning.—We. were not die. , " •
ied with this e:peceb, but objected comae to
the gentleman's manner of daelamatipo. F o 'rent
his oscillatory movement cm` thOltage,Vre,*ol4_
suppose Mesita be arime near ' rUbitan to
• Mi. ,
thirteen 'the tryienter 'of= the Grld4ron• *duo
Wo noticed sign some slight defects in
the composition, superfluity of words; inaptnoisL,
of metaphor, &o. The gentleman's Chemical
allusions strongly impressed us that he had
greatly triumphed over learning.
True Merit.,—We were highly gratified with
this speech. The gentleman reflected credit
on himself and his society. We found no fault
worth naming.
Le Probleme S6ciat.—This was splendidly
written, but the gentleman's delivery was
somewhat defective. He showed himself mas
ter of his subject. The piece would have done
credit to a mom experienced pen. When ha
commenced we thought him an ultra socialist,
but webs agreeably disappointed in finding that
he took the only true view of this subject.
The Fail of Babel.—When we first noticed
thia.subject, we were at a loss to know in what
manner the gentleman would treat it, but he
had not spoken long before it was evident.—
He handled it with ability, and we were pleas
ed with hie moral. We will only add that his
delivery was scmewhat too rapid.
Philosophy of Opinion.—This Was a gold
speech. The speaker seemed determined to
impress the audience with. the well known fact
that consistency is a jewel. lie is evidently
Hot deficient in self confidence. A little prac
tice in bowing would not hurt WM.
Promftheus Bound.—This, though last, was
not least. Judging from the gentleman's speech.
i f
wo might call him a Pr metheus, but from his
!Closeness on the stage rtainly not Bound.—
He exhibited great orig ality. Hie principal
defect was in his voice ,
Among all the rest i e must not fail to pay a
passing tribute to tl.e minittee and bind, both
of which acquitted themselves with honor.
Notwithstanding our slight objections, we
think the exhibition on the whole was highly
creditable to the speakers. R.
CURIOUS PREDICAMENT.—There being
in Minesota, north of the town of S. Paul,
no person authorised bylaw to perform the
the marriage cereniony, many couples ate
said to be kept in a state of unenviable sue..
pause,
/"1 - I.2...CILMLY3UIZEIe
In Mechanicsburg, on Thursday morning last, by
the Rev. J. C. Findley, Mr. Martin A. Brown, of
Allen township, to Miss Martha Ann Jones, of Ras
blue
On Thursday, the 7th lost , by the Rev. Levi Ebel . -
, h Mr. Solomon Benson Miss Mary Ann Allen,
it 'Os county.
,
OtAtesday last. by the Rev. J. N. Hoffman, Mr.
lXjantie Smith to Miss Rebecca Asper, both from the
ray or Newville.
-1:W the 21st inst. by the Rev. A. H. Kremer, Mr.
'Christian Richter, to Miss Sarah Dickson, both of
Carlisle.
• DIED.
On Sutday evening the 17th inst. ELMIRA McCtn.-
Latin, daughter of Sarah E. and Dr. D. Coover, aged
one year, ten months' and two days.
.....
The rose that gently bows its head
At morning's misty dawn,
When joy and beauty round are shed— .
Alas, how quickly gone.
;
The rainbow fatieth fast away,
From heaven's azure sky;
But life Itself can ne'er decay,
--, Nor goodnees ever die. ..
Eternal God i Elmira 'a now with then,
From pain end sorrow riven,—
/Suffer little' hildren to come unto me,
n
, • • For °rach is the kingdom of heaven."
n Wednesday,the 29th inst. ANN REOIN•, daugh
ter of John Gryodyear, Esq. aged 9 years and eleven
‘mouths. . - . .
113'
Great' argalns
CAN ho expected from the subscriber, as ho
has just received 'rieW and splendid as
sortment of- WINTER GOODS, which he
offers to his ''customers and others who may
favor him with a call at great Bargains !
CLOTHS AND" CASSIMERES,,
satinets, velvet cords. Ky. jeans, scarlet, yel
low, white and Canton Flannels, tickings, mus
lins, calico, cashmeres, de lanes; alpacas, Co
bvrg cloths, gloves; hosiery, Irish linen, com
forts, &c,
SIIAMLS! SHAWLS!!
A large and splendid assortment of Long
and Square Shawls, at all prices to suit the
times.
BOOTS AND .110 ES
Also, Boots and Shoes, which he is determ
ined to sell low, 6t his stand, in North Ilano
first store below Ilaverstiek's Drug Store.
ver street, Carlisle. • .1. G. CARMONY.
Bargains, Bargains.
"i AM now selling off my stock of Win •
A. ter goods at greatly reduced prices, to make
morn for a big assortment. of Spring goods. Be
ing determined to cut down the stock, purcha
sers will find it decidedly to their advantage to
call and get the cheapest goods to be had in the
town or county, at the old mend East Main -
street, Carlisle. C RAS. OGILB Y.
Feb. 13, 1850.
Superior Groceries,
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public in general, that he has
just returned from the city, with a large and
general assortment of FRESH G ROCE
RIES, all of which he is prepared to sell at a
very smajl advanoe. His stook is composed of
a general aseortmont of everything in the Gro
cery line, embracing in part reas,, Coffees, Su
gars, Molasses, Spioes,• Tobacco and Cigars,
Queensware and Glassware, Fish and Salt,
Crackers and Choose, Fruits, N uta and Can
dies. Pine and Etherial Oils, Fluid Lamps,
Hams and Dried Beet, Beans, White Corn,
Vinegar, Toys, Matches. Brushes, &c
Persons will find it their advantage to give
me a call, as lam determined to sell at .very
moderate profits Don't forget the stand, South
Hanover street next door to Hannan's (late Esh
elmat4l34lotd, and within two doors of the Vo
lunteerPrinnting Office
dee% '49 • C INHOFF, A'gt
044.131:11; ailollllollh a
0 AMU El, A. HU BBARD, having purchas.
1.7 od of Mr henry A Sturgeon, his stock of
Drugs, Medicines. &c.. would respectfully so.
licit n share el the public
_patronage, at the old
atand,'corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
.tho Rail Road depot. •
He will keep constantly on hand, an assort.
ment of fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints,. Oile r
Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, and a variety of fancy
articles, which he is determined to sell low.
He will give, his'peraomil attention to the busi
mess' and particularly to putting up prescriptions.
Aliberal deduction merle for Physician's coun
try Merchants, hod Pedlera.
Feb. 13, 1350.
Public Sale.
91HE subscriber, wishing to retire from bil
-1
sines, will offers fOr sale at residence op—
posite the Railroad Depot; in the borough o
Carlisle,:on Wednesday the 6th.day or Marc
next, her entire stock of ware, furniture, 4o
consisting in part as follows, to wit ;
.1, Mineral Wateeapparatu.,,with two foun
tales and two - dravi'pipes`t U;nUmbor of glass
cases and jars i , slot of 'Queenswarer,' a great
variety of -* •
. •
•
Ters s, and Vancl:ayticles*;
,
a lot of fine Fency_Baskets; an assortment of
wax, kid sod jointed Dolls; a variety , of Cake •
tine, cutters and 'Helmet 'lce Cream =Made, '
freeiers'and tdbon.l3lemMpnge Moulds;
mollon rind, cutlers and mouldi,' pine ell and
,Lemps; geod cellar rope.. and' skid"; '
_ several Ice.creare;Signs; •1. awning and frame;
, 1 , bisik:wi ilnw;, shelves and counter, 2: pair •
fine brass scales and .weighteo.large Coal- .
• Stye, 1 first rate-Cooking 13tove, new,'
Drums,: for ,bedrooms, a lot ; of- choice :green'
• Finnan, plants, and a greal.v,ariety,of other era...,
cles,unnecestary to speeifY.' , •
Eialito :nom:mince at 10' o'Clotiri'A:llf, on
said day, when'.. m
ter, &o.; will ' :made,'
known,by • • MARL" Natti,(LElY.
•
• .; NA'.l3', 7 —The. s titiore'RoOnt , tow:Occopied.l4',
he snbimilbsr. 18,60154 !pi 491"frOm the ISt
BOARDING:;: -.. .
ilia La *dy.caif bey acoommo a
tad with h.utind parlour end front chmilberi
Ng o ng le geiiijornoji i 'Avyt ly:MjmAint . „,alM
tihoi , nt.f ti 01 , 4 u!.sol;okisri)i,iii op t iAppml
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StATEME-j-TOY'-TITE. FINOcEsT,'
OF THF ..-
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County of Cuittherland frenilthe Ist day ' of January:to the
• - , •::- , z --,
• • , 31st day December,:of , 1849, inclus i v e: f ),.:.• , •••.:•• -•••
• • •. . -•
.• •. •.1 ,:;.,.-,..;, • ,:,
Made.htthe Commissioner's in compliabite With the requisitions,cantained in'the itireitYtiiecond
• and twenty-third sections of an not of Assembly Of . this Comtatinweelth , passed on the fifteenth
day of April, A. D. 1834. And also in conformity With the '37th se 6 tioa'
of thC isme eat,
which requires the County Treasurer, once in every year to state hia account, and `produce
vouchers to the Commissioners, which after examination by the said Commissioners shell be
by them laid before the County Auditors for settlement according to law
In accordance with which Robert Moore, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland county, submits the
following as a correct exhibit of. the Receipts and Expenditures for the past years ending the
' 31st day of Decembei, A. D. 1849. .
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To balance in hands of Ti $l5Bl 59/
To amount of outstanding ~._ 12492 21
/do of County tax assessed for 1849, 31378 16 1176 :32
in
do of Slate abatement on plyment of $22359 - T4 •
~,
do received of James. Hoffer, Esq., Sheriff, fines and verdict fees Qr. Sessions, 115 521
do do . do 'do in Common Pleas 20 00
do do do . for use of Arbitration Room, 500
do received of Carlisle Deposit Bank at two several loans obtained, 4719 12.
do do of Dr. Jacob Baughman loan for 90 days, 1200 00
do do of John Hyer, Esq.,, verdict fees in Quarter Sessions, ' 12 00
do do of James R. Smith, Esq., verdict fee received by hiM, 400
do do of miscellaneous receipts frJrn various persons, 124 82i
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- Total receipts for 1849 02820 25i
SCHEDULE OF COUNTY TAXES—FOR YEARS 1847-48-49.
Exhibiting the menu
of Doplicates outstanding on
oneralions allbwed Collectors,
ceived,
Tavoshlps and VIII. Collectors Names. Amount of Amount re. Amount o Collector. Amount
Boroughs Duplicates calved. Exon'tlons fees Outstand'g
Carlisle. 1847 John Harder, 931 59 337 64 34 8. 175 36 383 77'
Allen, 1848 Jacob Coover, 1344 47 1162/64 43 28 1 38 55
Carlisle, J Postlethwhite, 186 Q 57 Iboo 00 860 57
Dickinson, Fre Hutchison, 739 88 511 80 81 8: 146 20
Eastpennsbdro, J Longneckerj 327 60 250 10 • 11 71 65 79
Fra_nkford, John M'Dowell, 82 24 •50 02 1 4 30 80
Hampden, D Shupp, 216 27 120 13 23 33 72 81 ,
Mechanicsburg Isaac Kinsey, ,- 1 - 81 68 59 50 22 18
Monroe, t.. S. Bricker, , . 1690 25 1300 00 390 25.
N. Cumberl'nd Charles Oyster, 36 96 28 23 41 8 32
N. Middleton, Johnathan Lehn 1098 44 979 35 16 .1 102 49
Silver Spring J B Ebright, 1009 54 863 . 29 27 39F 118 86
Shippensb'rg B George Butts, 398 45 240 00 158 45
Shippensb'rg T . D Kenower, 111 15 96 25 1 36 -13 54
S. Middleton H Stuart, 1070 58 941 73 10 81 118 04
Southampton David Mower, 778 40 674 82 21 44 82 24
Westpennsbro, W M Davidson, 714 14 567 73 30,82 115 59
Allen, 1849 Samuel Bitner,, 2841 06 1466 75 1354 31
Carlisle, Charles Bell, 3616 41 1967' 65 / 1648 76
Dickinson, ' Jacob Cloudy, 2987 55 1263 00 1724 55
Eastperinsboro, John Fireovid, 1352 01 1255 95 29 9& 66 10
Frankford, George Kosht, 636 13 148 00 488 13
Hopewell, J M Means, 694 89 - 417 15 277 74
Hampden, G W Fesler, 1438 91 1031 30497 61
Mifflin,' .
H D Dalhousen, 791 18 726 72 26 22 38 24
Mechanictb'rg, John Hoover, 470 65 315 00 155 65
Monroe, A Williams, VOS 05 240 00 1968 05
N. Cumberland Joseph Musser. 172 87 145 00 27 87
Newton, Jacob Weaver, 1814 74 1266 68 548 06
N. Middleton, John Miller, 2081 09 1110 45 0 970 64
Newville, Joint Moore, 337 29 317 60 2 98 16 71
Shippensb'rg B Wm McClure, 775 65 143 70 631 95
Shippensb'rg T Hugh Craig, 274 32 174 67 4 99 65
Silver Spring, George Keller, 2449 23 685 81 1763 42
Southampton J G Cressler, '1657 '65 445 90 1212 65
S. Middleton, John Peters, 2436 39 758 63 ''. 1677 76
Westpentisboro G G Davidson, . 2362 09 913 97 . 1448 12
... 42._
$43,870 37 1 523.976 26 $364 43151331 72 18197 96
Total amount received on Duplicates,
do of Exonerationsallowed collectors
do of Collectors fees at 5 per cent.
do Outstanding on Duplicates
Total amount of Duplicates, •
•
,STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES,
By Payments.
Courts
Grand Jurors for 1849.
Traverse Jurors for 1849
A. B. Sharp, EN for copy of Duo•
laps Purdon,
J W Eby for candles, oil, &c.
W Anderson for services us
.court cri
er, ' 38 00
I Dunbar for services as tip stave, 11 00
J It Smith, Esq. 'Dept'y Akt'y Genl
fees, 12i 00
Witnesses fees in Commonwealth cases 259 942
Justices fees in • ,do do 14 92
Constable fees in do do 17 89;
Auditors
Auditors pay for auditing public ac
counts, 43 50
Win Riley for sersices,as clerk to Au
ditors, ' 10 00
Prothonotary's Office
James Loudon for Appearance docket, 10 00
Recorder and Clerks Office.
John Goodyear clerk of courts fees in
Commonwealth cases, 24 951
John.-nyer for 1 super royal docket, 9 00
JphliTlyer for recording officers slept, 41 25
Jahn Hyer for, fees In Commonwealth
•
cases, , 109 621
Andrew Hecker for mending office key 371
W Breese for repairing press, 1 50
Re girgter's Office
J W Hondol for making seal,
•
•,
Commissioner's Office.
Robert Irvine for Etherial oil, . 2 061
James London Tor stationary, dupli
cates, &c. * 55 581
Daniel Coble, Esq. in full as Commis
sioner, 57 days, . .85 50
John Mall, Esq. pay as Commissioner,
117 days, 265,50
James Kelso, Esq pay as Commission
er, 122 days; _ 183 00
John Sprout, El. pay as Commission
er 21 days, 31 50
William Riley 1 year's salary as clerk .
to Commissioners, 300 00
Jas H Graham, Esq. salary as att'y to
Commissioners,' 50 00
Win Riley for dlivering duplicates;
warrants, blank returns Sm. 75 00
Printing. '
B Bretton for public printing, • 205 50
Boyer & Meteor for do 222 50
E Beaty for do 155 87i
Eastern .Pimitmlsary
Eastern Penitentiary for support of -
convicts for 1898, 301 95
Jail and County Penitentiary
Wright & Saxton for Hardware for
repairs, 12 77 _
N Hunich for clothing for prisoners, 3 25
Joseph Ebright for cleaning wills, 4 191
Dr Geo W Foulke 9 months salary as
Physician to jail, 11 25',
J Huffer, Esq., for support of
.prison
eri, fees, &a. 719 77
A Peffcr for 3 cords.* hickory wood, 900
S Keepers ler making stove pipe, &c. 3 97;
Robert Irvine fur 10 cords of kiukory
• Wood, ' •30 00
.
A Hecker repairing lock and key, 2 00
John and Phillip Alspaugh for glazing • ,
&e. 2 56
Mrs Sarah Riley for making shiria for. '
Prisoners, I b 0•
Robert Noble for 2 loads of Bond, for
repairs , 1 • ' • 4W)
SarnlSiptifoi4oo feet common boards; - 6 00
J Gallagher Agt for clothing for pris. , •
assays,. ' 11 00'
Simon Kline for mason work and sink..
mg privy, 613 72'
lienry„BinCeird'for 198 bushels of lima
for repairs,' 14 60
Wm. Mail for.27,3oo.brlck, , ,and;„haui. ;,
ing'cliy, and -hate ...459 '
-15'r
Robt MeCiitnal-for stave and pipe,. ,_ s 6 00.
bire R.Rhoide'for Making skirss• t and,,...,,
,bedi
. for-..prisoners,.'," l •• ' '„ 30%
Siman'Snitth for , aron' • work ` done -","'
Rukt,Stiodgrass'&w:klanketsi'foi
.•%:oners; : •• • . , 5;00.
PB4,D Rbiniils for iuMber 'for reps Ire.' -11.'05, ;:
letvis:Risbinsor for -Oiling ,Chatf, beds ,
viroP Prisoriers,
Virfllrdat for seeand hand hat & cap, 1 1 25 •
Itobf.;lrvine,.i,for'o',aords of.: Isliskory
f••.'• 18 00 ‘l,,
kiepei2ol• l Penttessitiary,„"l , -;:•', go
:1 1 ;Pelbjcit;fe - eitone.ftsinlkhail . :Tov 're ?
alsPe
A OuI
A- ,• 4 hb , s
• ,:v • - I.
'• ' •
the Ist of Januaty, 1849, with the amount re
nd Collectors fees, for 1847-8-9.
Wright and Salton for Hardware for
repairs, 13 lilt
Dr .1 McCulloch for medical services
at jail, 3 months, 3 75
S.nnuel Sipe for 416 oak shingles for •
Jail. ' 1 66
John H Darr for 7 cords of hickory
wood, 21 00
0 406 37}
1502 57;
7 00
9 50
Jacob Squier, Treasurer amount in
sOOO 00 full of eslimalc,
Jacob Hershe, Wm Ker and Thomas
Bradley, DIN., salary "as Direc-
tors, 90 00
Jacob Duey,Samuel Woods and D. N.
Mahon, pay as-Visitors, 30 00
Viewers of Roads and Damages Awarded.
Wm nl (delay damages awarded to
estate of J Miely, deceased, :21 09
Jacob Seidler and Samuel Rutz, Su
pervisors of North Middleton town
ship, in full of Mountain road, 1699 39
Elizabeth and Hannah Stoner d ima
ges awarded, 10 00
Road orders paid on certificates of
Clerk of court, 97 93
Various persons for work and materi-
Is in mink iring •bridges,
• Appropriations
Appropriation to Cumberland and •
Union Fire Companies, 25 00
5 00
Assessors.
Assetwora for services in making Dep. •
teniel enumeration of taxablea, ma.
,king assessments, posting list of tax
shies,
&c. 608 011
Elections.
Officers of (he General and Township
Elections pay far holding the same
forlhe year 1849, 778 49
Public - Building..
Ales 8 Lyne for fenders, frames,'lca.
and repairing slate roof, 9 021
H A Doty for work done at privies
and laying garret floor, 168 50
A P Erb repairing look nod key, r 00
F Gerstner chafing spout troughs, 17 38
P Gasliall for repairing doors at
-Vona - House and clock case, 6 90
S Elliott for grass seed for yard, 1 00
Jan Dunbar 1 year's salary
c os keeper
' of public building, 65 00
J Worthington, Esq. for painting and
glazing, ' 4 571 1
Andrew Hecker for repairing lock, 37'
Loans. . '
Wm Irvin, Esq. and others amount
of Couniy bonds 8041 67
Carlisle Deposit ink amount of loan
obtained and discount, 4791 93
Interest.
11. W id, Esq, and others,. amount of
• interest on County Hondo;. r 1240 35
Misceliatiepus.
D Sipe for making ballot boxes,
John Heckman for shoveling snow,
A l' Erb for
A T Green for meals furbished jurors
per order of court, • ,
A P Erb for winding town clock,
hl re M Dunbar for cleaning offices, '
J Shell, Esc. Sheriff of Dauphin noun. -
ty for costs, Sco.
Henry, tieback formaklng ballot box.'
G Sanderson and B Wunderlich; Es-
,quirels postage for county, - 168
Jacob Weary David Wolf reward
in apprehending horse thief; ;,• '„..
James Laimberton and others assisting
-L to 'prepsi t re duplicates; ' 11 60.
Hnglt Campbell.Paq.'Blteriff,Of Pet°,o
Co: for costs, &0. . • ' . 1 831
W Randolph' fur 100 buebelk; of char- •, '
„COW Air Court•Honse, .1.• •,.
John, Stuart load of seaffoltt POO for
;repairs at ,
John.W,Hendel
lint hammer, '
.AB34.na for ,Vspaiiing,, stoves, pipe,
.'soup Meant', for 8" . tom of eldne"noll; , :38 001,
In, • ' '
,••?' ,
k irodunt ot•P•i••'
ft 'CAltrep,. qunsr, ,
' and Jurors, 011py'li , 401111o;li
' 34 i,
agro,„g44. - poralieri''AmburiA, or,' • - ,
oosvo!ontl pay* kiAnisitionStt Chas,. ' •• -
N
4. Gitlin, 'Etqi'"copiner,,, piloting
,'of.„ •
titidfUrote pay'oß•lpqutel‘ipiyof , - ,
• •`.
MR
ement,
do
$23,976 26
364 43
1,331 72
18,197 96
03,870 37
03,870 37
Poor House
Bridges.
acra
4 50
2 50
3 25
10 GO
3 00
6-39 k
2 25
20 OQ
600
250
1 00
MN
T Craighead,, psi email* of:coils and. ,
-Aurers : pay inquisition of 'Henry
'Xititier,:deceased, •, . ; 14
PaloseriFisq;•Juslice, amo unt of costs
and; jurors pay on inquisition of Geo
deceased,
Abatement:
Amount paid collectors for allowance
of 5, per, cent, to jot payers for
prompt payment . „ , 537 55
Refunded Taxes.
Amount paid John Stewart and oth
ers, refunded taxes erroneously
ae
messed,
Fox Orders. .
•
Amount paid varlaus persons premi
ums on Fox, Wild Cat and Mink
Scalps, per certificates of Justices, "59 62}
Constable's Returns •
Amount paid Constable's making quar
terly returns;
Total,
.6.
By amount paid on Commissioners
ordertg $29,738 85
By ambilbtof commission allowed
Treasurer at 11 per dent, 396 51
By amount of outstanding taxes due
by collectors, 18,197 96
By Amount of exonerations allowed
collectors,
By amount of collectors fees at 5
per et.
By amount of counterfeit and bro
ken banks money destroyed by, or.
der of Auditon,
By amount of balance in hands of
- Treasurer and due county,*
Total amount of erudite, $52,829 251
Total amount of receipts, 52,829 251
*Since paid over in full. ,
PIIIIIIIERLAND COIINTIT, se.
We the Commissioners of Cum
%.51;22 A• berland county, do certifyand sub
e ?' , mit the foregoing
aa correct
tr - .) . i, statement' of the Receipts and Er
a)(
, penditures of the county, aforesaid,
X from the first day of January to the
thirty first day of December, A. D. 1849, inclu
sive, as also the amount of the connty tax for
each of the respective Boroughs and Townships
within the county, levied and assessed upon
real and personal estate, as shown by the books
on the 31st day of December, .11349, together
with a statement of the expenditures under
each head of appropriation made by the Com
missioners in compliance with the requisitions
contained in the 22d and 23:1 sections of en act
of Assembly of this Commonweifith, passed the
15th day of April, A. D. 1834.
Witness our hands and seal of office at Car
-lisle-Oho 7th - day of January, A. D. one thous
and eight hundred imq. filty•
- . JOHN-'MI LL, .„
JAMES KELSO, Cemmr'a
JOHN SPROUT, . .
Attest—W. RILEY, Cik. 'to Commr's.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY t II
We the undersigned Auditors of
1...4,.
A i ,.
,- I ) '„. Cumberland count), met according
f' 'z' to law, and having examined the
3- I( , accounts and vouchers of Robert
Moore, Esq., Treasurer of said
county, from the first day of Janu
ary to the thirty first day of December,A. D.
1849, inclusive, do certlf) that we find the sum
of two thousand seven hundred and sixty lac'
dollars and seventy-eight and one-half cents,
due by said Treasurer tm iti 3 county aforesaid,
as will appear by the foregoing_ exhibition of
said account.
In testimony Whereof we hav,e hereunto se
our hands at Carlisle*, th,s tenth day of January
A. D. 1850.
PETER. LIVINGER,
JNO. P. RHOADS, Auditors
PHILIP QUIGLEY,
THE COMMISSIONERS of Cumberland
county, id conformity to the 4th section of an
act of Assembly passed the 231 day of April,
A. D. 1846, which requires the Commission
ers to publish the aci•ounts of the Register
for Collateral Inheritance tax, submit the fol.•
. ing, viz:
WILLIAM GOULD, Rdgister of the
county of Cumberland, in account with the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for .Collate
ral Inheritance tax, from the Ist of Decem
betllB4B; to the 31st of December, 1849, in
clusive.
DR.
1848 Deo i,e;ash from estate of
tlizabe,th McClelland, $27 50 -
1849 March 16, to cash from estate
of Margaret .McDon
old, 5 70
" March 16, to cash from estate
of Margaret McDonald, 25 00
March 19. to cash from estate of
John H %%lace, 55 93
" April 2, to cash / fr m estate of
Margaret McDonald. 2 50
" 9, to cash from estate of
' Elizabeth Weise, 15 14
" " 25, to cash iron). estate of
William Martin, 2 94
May 22, to cash from estate of
Sarah !taper, 588 90
" June 23, to cash from estate of
Abraham Waggoner, 12 04
" July 2, to cash from estate of
. Hotly. Adams, 18 13
44 •2, to cash from estate of
Richard Craighead, ' 354 25
" " 25, to cash from estate of
Peter Bricker, 400 00
1' Aug. 4, to Mich from estate of
George Oyster, 223 00
" " 29, to Cash trom estate of
Robert Laird, ..193 68
" 29, to cash from estate or
William Marlin, 60 75
" Sept. 6, to cash from estate of
Samuel Neidig, 17 50
- 1, to cash from estate of
Wiltloiii lurtin, 19 89
"11i to cash from estate of
Dr A P Linn, 62 50
" 11, to cash irons estate of
John H. 1V :Mace, 13 75
" Oct. 26, to cash from estate of
Nov. Marth a Butler, , 14 25
o 1. to cash (ruin estate of
Moses Story, 64 69
" " 14, to cash trout estate Of •
Sidney King, 65 17
" " 15, to cash Irum estate of
- • Juel•lcell, 36 81
" " 16,10 cash from estate of
Santuel Dysart, - 55 96
" ''' 26, so 'cash Rom estate of
A Wittnith, 82 56
" h' 27, to cash from estate of
John McFarland, 37 69
ii Deo. 13, to cash 'front estate of
'Phonies Uris, 64 12
" 18, to cosh from estate of
John Harper, • 10 00
" " 27, to cash from estate of
A W 12 90
1849 Jon. 11 By cash paid Auditors as
per receipt, e 4 50
" " 15, By cash paid R. Anderson,
Assessor, 3 00
" March 17, By cash paid A Plower
State
'is 21, By cash paid A .Plunier,
• State Treasurer, 50"00
" April 15, By cash paid A Rimer,
State 'rreasurerc .. • - 15 00
• " : 26, By, oushLeeks," ,
Assessor, 1 00
" May 7, By cash, piid.E:Johne, As
aessor,
‘!„ May 23 By cash. paid J : Miaore, As
'll, May 23:8Y ° aesser, Al ;paid G J Bail; ,
State Treasurer, ; 568,00
lg.'. June' 22 By. nosh' paid Loudon.
for; docket;
:" lulyt9'By cash paid J
Stale Treasurer s ', ; :
JUly 14 'By' cash paid J,'•Gliodyear
' and J AnnstroneAssea:-.,, 2.00:
;•Juiy 17 By'essk Paid. 'John' Kintu"
• • ~ Assessors:
''July, 20'. 'paid 'Christian_
Lelti s -Aisessor, 1. 00
July ' 9l ',.151 'OW. field J:„.51019
Treasurer,'
, 27' , By,Uash ; Paid ;W, k" Miser;
, -"'. • "; . t'ASsesserl'ir.'''. ''•
Aug
•
sh'paid ; Carson and.
• " Shark, Assessors'' -1-otl
,Atigi,2l;Byisnishvpaid,„;
141 v; 31 - Aki:aph.foii4l4riristrcing
. PlOrOnair Allwielisi'4' 44 ' oo '
:
•1,W4.;.i3iip09.'.11Y. calk paid';',4l:4?:Bi 10(004,
Ellate'TiOstirekif•ltiitt,kl7,sk.oo
41, Sepi. 13 By clan 'paid,Arnistrongt
• •.- and Flestger Assessors 2 00
s , Oct IBy clash . paid 0, 41,-. Hinkle,
, Asseesor,. - . 6 00
" • Oet IBY cash' paiio Seit,CASses. '
sor,
.
bet 4By cavil. paid D Leck ey As-
Basset., . •
Ai'. Oct 19 By cash paid J Buglcholder..
• • Assessor,
le Nov 2By cash paid Clirntnan and ,
Spahr, Assessors, "8.00
" Nov 2 By cash paid G J Ball,
State Treasuirer 75 00
" Nov 9By cash paid J Klutz, As
tessor.
" Nov r 6 By cash paid G J Ball
State Treasurer,. 100 00
" Nov 28 By cash paid G J Ball
State Treasurer, 125 00
" Dec 19 By cash paid G J Ball,
State Treasurer, _ 42
16 87;
11 N
1950 Jan 9 By , cash . paid 9. J Ball
State Treasurer, as per re
ceipt Jan 9, 1850, on .Ae•'
count of 1849. 82 67
Register's commission on
payment of $2,543 25 127 16
78 22
$29,738 85
$11;548 25
We the undersigned Auditors of
,'`fl
,' .Cumberland county, elected and
A I ,' `-'‘ sworn according to law,in [teem
f `1( "`% dance with the act of, Assembly"
passed the 22d day of April, A. D,
1846, having examined the above
account of William Gould. Esq., for the coun
ty aforesaid, in the matter of collateral tax,
and find the same carrect de above -stated.
364 43
1,331 72
In testimony whereof we hove hereunto sot
our hands iit Carlisle, this 12th day ofJanua
yy, A. D.:1850.
37 00
2,762.783
PETER •LIVINGER,
JOHN P._ RHOA DS,. t Auditors
PHILIP QUIGLEY,
, Notices.
LETTERS Testamentary upon the will of
the lion JOHN REED, dec'd., lately of Car•
lisle, have been granted to Mrs. Sarah A.
Reed, the Executrix, residing in the same
place, those who have claims against the estate
fo the Testator, will present them, and those
indebted will make payment to her.
feb6-6t SARAH A REED, Ex'trx.
Estate of Jacob Wise,.lleceased.
ETT CAS . testamentary on the estate of
JLI Jacob Wise, late of Shiremanstown, Allen
township, Cumberland county, deed. have been
granted to the subscriber, residing in the same
place. All persons indebted to said estate t tre
requested to make payment, and the having
claims to present them for seclement to
feb.l3-50-6w*
Estate of WILLIAM Kurz dec'd.
ALL persons are hereby notified that letters
testamentary on the last will and testament of
William Kota, lat,e of South Middleton town.
ship, eumberland_county deceased, have this
day been issued by t h e Register in and for said
county, to the subscriber who. resides in North
Middleton township, in the county aforesaid.—
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate of the said &leased, are requested to
make known the same without delay, and those
indebted to make payment to
DAVID KUTZ,
Executor.
Fab 6,6 t
Estate of George Bobb, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad.'
111 ministration on the Estate of George Bab,
late of the Borough of Mechaniesburg,'Tn - ilie,
county of Cumberland, decd. have this day_
been issued by the Registpr in and for the said
county, to the subscriber who resides in Monroe
township, in the said county. All persons hiv
ing claims or demands against the estate of the
said decedent are requested to make known the
same without delay, and those indebted to make
payment to ' -JOHN HOUSER. •
Feb. 12, 50; 6t Administrator of G Bobb.
Office for Rent.
THAT desirable office Se - Main Street, a few
doors from the public ft:Afire and formerly
occupied by Dr. John Creigh, is offered for rent
fro the let of April next. Terms moderate.
Mrs: ELLEN CREIGH:
Carlisle, January 26, 1850.
TWO OFFICES for rent, from
~:': the Ist of April next, on Pitt
street, adjoining the Drug Store of
lienry:A. Sturgeon—one on the
first story. the other nn the second
story of said building. For parti.nlars enquire
of the subscriber. , L I.VROBERT NOBLE.
Jan. 23, 1850. E•
FOR RENT.
. THE dwelling hciuse, now occu
'pied by Mr. Saxton, adjoining int
; I store. Also, two comfortable dwel-
II I ling houiert in Pitt Street, rent $5O.
. Possession given Aprit Ist WO
CHAS.^6-HYKS Y.
_ .
Carlhile, Jan. 9, 1850
Tavern License.
I\TO ME is heroes given that I intend to ap
ply at the next Court of. Common. Pleas of
Cumberland county, for a license to keep a tav
ern or public house do,the house now occupied
as such by Chrifitirin - Huffman, on the Walnut
Bottom Road 7 miles West of Carlisle,
Feb. lith 1850. VICTOR SHANNON.
We the undersigned citizens of Dickinson
township, Cumberland county, do certify that
we are well acquainted with the above homed
Victo: Shannon, that he, is of good repute for
honesty and temperanc.., and is well provided
with house room arm conveniences fur .the ac-.
oommodation of (strangers and travellers and
that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accom
nr.odlte the public and entertain strangers and
'travellers.
Henry Sheeffer, Jacob Beelinen; William
Galbraith Robert Lind, Jacob Hemminger,
Frenets Hutchison, George Martin,. Matthew
Lynch, John Moore, T C Miller, George Reis
singer, Thomas Lee jr. Matthew Galbraith,
John T Green,
To the Honorable the Judges of the
doun of Quarter sessions of the Peace of
Cumberland county, at April sessions,
A. D. 180. .
The petition of WM. P. HUGHS, Respect.
fully represents, That your petitioner is provi
ded with the necessary requisites for keeping a
house of Public En.ertuinment, in the house now
occupied by him as such, your Petitioner, there
fore, prays your Honors to grant him a License
for the same, the ensuing year, commencing on
the 2d Monday of APril 1850 as in duty bound
ho will ever pray, &c.
Feb. 19, 1850, WM, P. HUGHS,
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of East Penneborough, in the county of Cum
berland,. do certify that we are well acquainted
wito the above named William P. Hughes, that
he is of good repute fortionesty andtemperance,
and is well provided with house room, and con
veniences for the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is
necesvary to accommodate tho - public and enter
tain strangers and travellers.
Simon „Oyster,' A P. Erb, Henry Carlin,
-Thomint Flowers, R Wilton, Samuel Himrtieb
rich, G W Lovelace, J no. Wolf, Christian Him
mellrich, Samuel Sadler, H. Church, Valentino
Wenzel. ' • - '
62.543 25
50 00
—PROOLADIATION2.i. - • .
WHEREAS the ' Hon Liable Faxopatex
wV.V..Weirts, • President Judge oft the several
Courts, of Common the , counties of
Cumberland; Perry arid Juniata, in , Pennsylvd.
nis, arid Justice of the soveralCourte of Oyer
and Terminer and General ,: Jail .Deli Very
said °entities, 'and Hon: Johit'Studrt and John
Clondenin ; -Judges of ' the 'Court of Oyer and
Terminer and,-GonailiA 301' DalWats, for the
trial, of allcaPital l and • gthei , , ofrendore,lb the,
saiii_eounty 0f , Cembeiland,by their preceptir to
me directed; dated , the 14th - day - of - Jami.lBs o ,
hain ordered:the Court' ofpyer,and Tfrininer
."*Oenotallall Dallsery, to be holden itt Car.
0rt .,,, ,;1. he - td '.Ottlindpy, , , of next;
4414 lal
,ameo.
icoh";.(O . COntintie,_twii.wbelts. , ' •
''INTAT,ICE therefore,hereby. the
Clerelliii;ltietiCeiof the PeaCe and Constables
ofth'e said noutity iifOnniiherlanit,tliat they are
b . i`,thil Old precePt commended tab° then and
therm in blieli . proper persons, rolls,
'rootirde, examinittione, and all
'
other remembrances, todo those, things which
to the iiiiffices appirMin to be all those
thett are bound by reeogitizineat,to prosecute
(again's't the 'priboners toot axe or t heti ',hall be
in'the Jail of said • poianty;aretp . bethOrefii
presecute theni' as shall be Pistil': ,tz,',Yre;.
".•., DAVID SMITIff
Cariiele teee.-,f9;
1 00
3 00
- 2 00
r ,
elits l 4- 5 9v4 , t..
'
MI
1 00
1 50
A once.
ELIZABETH WISE
Executrik
for Rent
Tavern License
• . • neat.- %zonate-
Tan Yard tProgorty Var. Sale.: •
THE riabeeiibeil 'Offers at • private ' sale t fi e
yrOperty on which he lives, situate in Cen
treville; Dickinson toivnship, Cumberland coun
ty, containing 3 acres 'aground, under good cul
liver On,lon which is erected a TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, and brick back
ailbuildings, also a TAN YARD,
with eighteen vats out of doors,
,
two leaches, two limes, a pool of
- running water and four handlers
in the shop. The whole is in good order.—
There is also a large Bark shed and shop, and
good ambles attached, with every other conve
nience. The lot is well supplied jwith fruit
trees of every kind. It is a most desirable prop
erty for any one wishing to commence the Tan
ning business. ft will be sold on ,accommoda
ting terms, and possesion given im mediately.—
Any one wishing to see the property can do so
by applying to the subscriber.
JOHN MIANICH,
Agent for Elizabeth and Hannah Stoner.
Feb. 27, 1850-3 m.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
ILL be sold at Public Sale on the prem
ises, on Saturday the 23 of March. 1850,
at o'clock, at noon of said day, the following •
d -scribed real estate, viz
A tract of land situate in Westpennsborough
TowriShip, Cumb. county, bounded by lands of
Wm. Dunlap, George Rea,Doct Alex. Russel,
Jabei-Huston and Thomas Duffy, containing
about ono hundred and twenty acres of lime
stone land, of which about 90 act-es are cleared
and in a good state of cultitation. and the resi
due excellent timber land, haiiing
thereon erected a two story LOG ,
HO USE and double Irame Sara,
t- 1111 with a never failing well of water
- convenient-to the house ‘.
The terms deride are,one half of the purchase
money to be paid on the 30th -of April next,
when a deed will be =Weir) the purchaser, and
the residue in two equal annual payments there.
after without intetest, to be secured by judge
ments or bonds with approved security. The
Fa in e.,0 I he sold subject to the lease of §rimuel
AlleridWhich will terminate on the tet'WllBso
and the purchase^ receive the rent under- said
lease, the grain now growing is ri.served.
GEORGE REA':
Administrator of Jane McKinstry. decd.
ALEXANDER 111c.K1NURV•
WILLIAM IlicKIN
Feb 12, 1850-4 t,
N. B.—lf the whole of the above tract is not
sold, the undersigned in pursuance of en order
of the Orphans Court of said county will 'offer
at the 'time and place and upon the• terms above
stated, the ono fourth and the fifth of a fourth of
the above described land, at public vrila, being
the interest of Jane M,4Kinstry, decd• in the
Sc me.
GEORGE REA, Adm'r
Public Sale of Real Estate,
s t
N pursuance of an order of sale from the Or
pilaus' ,Court of Cumberland county, direc
t "to the 'subscriber, Guardian of John and
Jane Greason, he will 2xposquctftiblic sale-bb
the premises in Plainfield ' on Saturday the 16th
March next, at 12 o'clock M. the interest of said
minors, being the undivided fourth pert of the
"-following described real estate."' •
No l'—A lot of ground situate inN
Plainfield, bounded by lands of
Iv; j 1 James Greason, George Meirselmen
I i 114' and others, containing 6 acres and 69
-.,-, --- perches, having a good LOG bore,
stable, &c., thereon erected.
No 2—A lot of Nauntain land, in Frankfo l
rd
township, containing 5 acres, 110 perches,
bounded by lands of - John Ftshburn, Neidig's
heirs, and others. Terms of sale—cash on con
firmatibn of sale. ROBWGREASON.
Feb. 16. 1850 • Guardian. &c.
• .TWO VALUABLE FARMS
- For - *de, -
HE Subscriber offers at private sale the foi
-1 lowing described Real Estate.
No - I.—Situnted.in Northmiddleton township,
4} miles East of Carlisle, about one mile N orth
of the Carlisle and Harrisburg turnpike road,
containing 225 acres, more or less, about lime
stone and the residue black Slate and Meadow
land, all cleared and in a high state of eultiva•
tion except 60 acres well covered with-heavy
Timber. The buildings ard fine two
story STONE HOUSE, and a
9 good frame barn partly new, with
.••■
sits. Corn cribs, Wagon sheds, &c. a fine
11 : 1 -% spring house and a 'never failing
spring of water near the door of the
house, also, a good orchard of choice fruit.
No 2.—ls situated one and a half miles North
of Carliile, ort the road leading from, Sterretts
Gap to Carlisle, containing one hundred and six
ty five acres offirst rate Slate land, except 35
acres which is well covered with Timber, the
improvements are a two Story frame dwelling
house and a large frame barn, all necessary out
buildings iu good condition, also, a good orchard
of choice fruit, this farm is well supplied • with
water for stock in all the fields. Also, 2 wells of
water near the hove that never fail. Persons
wishing to purchase or to examine the property
will please call on the subscriber residing in Car
lisle. ARMSTRONG NOBLE.
Possession will be given on tho Ist of April
if required.. Payments be made to suit tho pur
chaser.
feb.l3 50-sm.
House and Lot for Sale.
THE subscriber otters for sale
• •
a La the Heuer, and Lot he now oc
-470r• ; cupies, on West street, between
!.. Loather and North street in the
borough of Carlisle. The house
is two stories high, rough -cast, with a back
building one and a half stories high, and con
tains seven good rooms. On the end of the lot
there is a workshop and woodhouse, fronting on
an alley ten feet wide, running to Locust alley.
There is Li variety of choice Fruit trees on the
lot, and a well of good water nearly in. from' of
he house. For terms and other info] miltion
apply to the subscriber.
lr:rThe undersigned has also on hand 50 Ve
netian Blinds, of various colours and sizes, for
sale low for cash
feb.13.50t1.
CUMBERLAND AND PERRY HOTEL.
Carlisle, Pa.
THE subscriber- respectfully informs
the citizens of Cumberland and Perry
counties, and the public generally, that he has
taken that large, new and commodious Hotel,
on North .Hanover street, Carlisle, known as
the Cumberland-afid Perry Hotel, and Wendy
kept by H W Orih. The house is a new and el
egantly finished establishment, is pleasently
situated, and is furnished with good bedding
and other furniture, and, his accommodations
are such as to make it a convenient, and desira
ble stopping place. His TABLE will be fur
nished with the,best the market can afford, and
his BAR with the choicest liquors. He has al
ways on hand a, large supply efFEED, suitable
for all kinds of Cattle, and good FEEDING
LOTS, with other accommodations which cans
not fail to render it a desirable stopping place
for DROVERS. His STABLING is eaten.
sive, capable of accommodating about 76 head
of horses. Ho has also about 200 acres of good
pasture land'for Cattle, which can be had on
reasonable terms. In short no pains will be
spared to render the utmost satisfaction to all
his guests, - HENRY GLASS.
Feb. 13, 1850.-6mMi
Ho, For California 1
SELLING OFF AT COST•
As I have determined fo'ge to California in
the Sprink, I Will offer antil about the 15th
or April, my stock of GOODS, which is en•
tiroly new and well assorted, AT.• COSTS
Those in want of goods will do , well to cell im
mediately am determined to Clse, out my
entire stock of go o ds at this place, a 'rare Chance
for bargains is offered, call,poono Any. Person
wishing to embark in birsinese.will.ilnd: this a
ram, chattel), apply to the' subecriber.. •
. WIC F 'C 0 OPER.
'-Nowville, Feb.l9, J 850,.. • ''
F ri HE highest M Oka GptiCa, In 'cash
will be piiid for 'WHEAT' at the thied
Hopp•Mills, forfnerlYlP9cupied by 14. C . Davio r
WatitTeitaabet . o township _
80/WE PRIEST. ,
Fob. 20. 1856-2inapd:: •
Wketited.
BOY in a Grocery. Store, who
'will en
deevor to make himself active'and useful, Ono
front the country would.be . preferred, Enquire.
,at this Oriel), . .
•.'.. •-• iFor
..: THE house, now ' It:occupied by 50,,.
Ainoltkabove and In the roe
; 'of tho Store of, the itbecriber, eV.
a I sisiterhl Smeller 'Dwellings, for .furo
, - ,thor portlaillars;eall „wit)) the subsea..
bort •'- , JA 'CO„ B,SEN ER. ~
,
c ,
TlLlE'AdministratUra of , GUrfrutt Ltrim V
ideol
. have placed theincogieiiiS r , a4 of said - estate in the
hands - ACl.Titiceikka; or Carliele; for Collection,
Withnrdera to.bruraulta nn all not',paid before
- ;; the:.lat of.March'nextr without !Impact L t
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t El feriioio Vr , the' sUb:C - `
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i;:i!Eifft,Y : l4 - 41M.
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