EEERAID - END Eh/WOMB
CAitLiSLE, PEikt'A
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY!
Terms--!Tioo Dollars a yew or OtteaDollar and
Fifty Cents, if punctuany, paid in Advance. -
81,75 if paid within the year.
OtrSubScribers changing their. residences
on the Ist of April;will please inform us of
the tact. •
llCAGody's Lady's Book for April is
received, but we have not room to notice it
as it deserves. It is for sale at Martin's
Book Stare.
Ma
The Post Office.
We regret to announce the death of Mr. B.
D. WormeaLicu 4 Post Master of this borough,
which occurred festerday morning. This cau
ses anotlyar vacancy in our Post Office, which
wo trust the Department will fill with not
only a good Whig, but a competent and at
teni iv° officer.
Illr.'Thornels Lecture.
A large audience attendCd the lecture of
the Rev. J. V. E. Tuoan•s, on Thursday even
ing last, and if we may judge from their man.
ifestations to that effect were highly delighted ;
*The World we Live in," is •not easily gene o
ver in one evening, however, and as the. lectu
rer found after speaking about '.two hours that
be had not got half through, it was announced
that the second part *would be delivered on
Thursday evening, the 28th last: We are au
thorized to say that it will b. concluded with,
a Shakeeperean Reading. Flee admission for
Ladies—tickets for :gentlemen 12} cents.
From California.
coG Fleming, Esq. one of the patty which
tett this borough about a year ago for Califor
nia, returned home on' Monday last. Mr. F.
brings some beautiful specitnetis of the golden
products of that El Dorado, and gives a lively
account of, the state of things existinrilere.—
Ho reports tile other members of the party who
left here as in good health, and meeting. , with
encouraging success in the objects of their ad
venture. Mr. Fleming we understand intends
returning to California after a short visit to
his friends.
We hear of another party of adventurers
who expect to leave this section of country this
spring fur California, consisting of Mr. Peter
Ritner and Mr. McKeehan, of West Pennsboro
township, Mr. Cooper, of Newvillc, and others.
The emigration to California this season prom
ices to be fully as large as it was last year.
Change in the Ariny Uniform.
The President has issued en order to
the Secretary of War, directing that the
full uniform now worn in. the army, a
blue dress coat with and buff li
nings, band-box hatAti, &c., shall be
thrown aside, and, ilte lindresS frock now
worn shall be the full.uniform, with the
addition of epaulette's, sash, &c., &c., the
removal of which makes an undress uni
form. The dress coat worn by. the pri
vates is substituted by a dark blue frock
coat;. and the fatigue jacket by a short
sack, of light blue mixed, same color and
material now worn. The forage cap for
officers to be worn in full dress, 19,hour
the cover, and with the addition * of the ,
plume now used, according to their res ;
pective ranks. The privates are to wear
a cloth cap, gig top shape, with the addi
tion of a pompoon for parade and full
dress. The new dres's we understand
will shortly be donned by the Companies
at the Carlisle Barracks.
gmOur farmers ore busy with their
spring work. The plough is in motion
upon every farm. They should not for
got to plant a few fruit trees, and the' la
dies should have an eye to flowers and
shrubbery. Cumberland county will
then in a few years •ttnile like a garden.
ICrThe fine spring weather has how-
ever been checked by two falls of snow
and severe cold, within the last four
days.
Nearville saving Fund.
We are glad to see that one of these excel
lent institutions has been organised and opened
for business in Nowvilie. If properly managed
—end the names of the officers afford an am
ple guaranty that it will be—it cannot •fail to
be of benefit to the community, and particular.
ly to the poor and industrious portion. The
advertisement will be leund in the proper do
pedaled t.
OtrHOR. HENRY Ci.sy egpreesed hitnaell
in the Senate, on Tuesday, as not favorable
to the extension of Patents. He thought
the case a very rate one in which Congress
should grant an extension of, a patent right.
Irr Father Matthew' has reached New
Orleans.
o:!7—The Legisfture talks of adjourning,
on the 9th of April.
0.,„,.-COinstooli & Co.'s List of Valuable
peparationn, entwining of
The Genuine Marti or Columiiin,for restoring the
hair.
Cannel's Magical Pain Extractor, for Pains and
burns;
Herres' Nerve and Pone Liniment far Rheumatism
Dr McNair's Acoustic 011 for Deafness:
flays' Liniment for the Piles. .
Constock de' Co's Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of Sarsaparilla, for purifying the Blood.
Dr Spohn'e Sick Headache Remedy.
fhe Mother's Rt. Ref—an Indian Discovery.
Longley's Great Western Panacea.
litev Dr •Partholoniew .Expectorant Pink Syrup
for Colds. ' .
Dr: Cannel's Mixture for Secret Memos. 11
Nolmetock's Vertnifuge for Worms in Children.
And Mrs'Drown'tocelebreted Pain Killer,"
or roller - 1n Cholera , marhus,,Dyeentery, Cute and
bruises, healing sore. on: men .or beast, rco. To' be
aken Internally prepped as avosit.' All the above
valuable preparations, which want of room preVenta
us. speakingof mare particularly; hot - which ,have
obtained the highesto celdbrityl are.' for sale 'in: Car
'llela by' CHARLES Ageht,,..,P,rinted
, tlßuctioneVll found with dash artic
Marktto•
Pinan'A.;-Motiday March2s
.The terOgn nowsi appears to have had very
lIIiIp effit'it on the market: i
V 9,1.14 " 13 nnty tranenet oe I.
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Township an d FlorionglkOfficerS •
vat cumnanunn °emigre . , •
Bleetedat the township and borough elections on
the 151 h inst,
CARLISLE
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.Chief Burgess, Joseph H. Blair p-...,Aaalstairit
Burgess, George Leidich ; Assessor, - -William
Bentz; Town Clerk, Alfred S. Sener.—East
Ward : Judge, John M. Gregg; Inspector,
James Hackett, Augustus Gallaher; School Di
rectors, Patrick Davidson, John Goodyear.;
Justice, Stephen 'Keepers ; Constable, Robert
McCartney. West Ward—Judge, Nathan
l-iantch ; Inspectors, George W. Crop, Wm.
Wier hereon ; school Director,Andrew Blair;
Justice, Alfred S. Spoliator ; unstuble, Wm. H.
Harm ' • '
SOUTH M I6DLETON
Supervisors, Samuel Zug, Samuel Plank;
School Directors, David Kauffman, Tobias
Kauffman, John Myers, David Scoby ; Judge,
Adam Dutshall ; Inspectors, Joseph Stuart,
Elias Johns; Assessor, Samuel Lehman; Au
ditor, Thomas Bradley ; Clerk, David Boner
Justice, Samuel Martin; Constable, J.,.Ritner•
NORTII MIDDLETON
Judge, Abraham Lumberton ; Inspector, An
drew Ziegler, George `P° Nlysrs ; Assessor,
.Philip Ziegler ; Supervisors, , Christian Hart
man, Joseph Ziegler ; Schoo Directors, David
Wolf, John Coover ; Auditor, Wm. Wonderlich;
Clerk, J. P. Brindle.; Justice, Peres Howard ;
Constable G. W. Hoch.
WEBT INNNBII6itO
Judge, Samuel Graham • Inspectors; John
Work ,Gcorge Graham ; School Directors, John
Paul, George Miller; Auditor, Alexander Lo
gan ; Assessor, Wm. Davidson ; Supervisor,
Abraham ,Goodheirt ; Clerk, James Hoover ;
Justice, David Denlingot ; Conatablo,.William
More. •
DICKINSON
Judges, Matthew Lynch, R. C. Hoover ;
specters, James Dunlap, James Moore, Wm.
Randolph ,Samuel Woods, jr.; School Directors,
Stephen F. Weakley, William McLaughlin ;
Supervisors, lsauc • Goodheart, John Swords;
Assesiior, Jacob Hemminger ; Auditor, Francis
Hutchinson ; Clerk, Daniel L. Dolman, Justice
Lice, John Auld; Constable, John Claudy. -
NEwvii Le
Judge, Hezek is 6 Rhoads ; Inspectors, Josiah
Thomas, James G. Thompson ; Assessor ' Abra
ham Killion ; Supervisors, John M. Woodburn,
John MeDerinond ; School Directors,
Lewis 1 - 1.
Milking, William H. Woodburn, Daniel S.
Dunlap, John S. Morrow ; Clerk. John Eby :
Justice, James R. Irvine ; Constable, Thomas
11. Knight.
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MIFFLIN.
Judge, George Henry ; I mpectors, Samuel
L. Gillespie, Wm. S. McDowell; Assessor,
John M. Miller; Supervisor, Benjamin Hober
lig, Philip Ramp; School Directors, Wm. M.
Seoullcr, John Shulenborger ; Auditor, Eph
raim Adams ; Cleric, Cynic A. Reynayd ; Jun,
tire, Henry D. Dalhousen ; Constable, Andrew
Failor.
FR ANKPORD
Judge, James Graham ; (o tie for Judge in
Lower Fsankford between John 11. Snyder and
Frederick Mintzer,) Inspecturs, John Bloser,
George Gillespie, Abruhani - tekoy, Gcorgn
Wolf ; Assessor, George .ShaiVibauch ; School
Directors, John '. Brown, John Mountz ;
Su
perviuora, Abraham Wagonei, John' . Wallace ;
Auditor, James L. McDowell; Clerk, James B.
Lockey ; Jounces, Daniel Leckey, David Shive
ly; Constable, Peter Minnick.
NEWTON
Judges, William Boyd. Henry Sipe; Inspee.
tors, James McCulloch, Robert M. Hays, JqW
Highlands, Samuel Garver ; Supervisors, Jo
Greacy, Daniel Rekert ; Auditor, Wm. Koons
Assessor, Isaac Wagoner ; Clerk, Michael Hale;
School Directors, Hugh B. McCune, William
Green ; Justice, James W. Allen ; Constable.
Charles Brewster.
SIIIPPENOBURG.
• Chief Binge's, William McLane; Militant
Burgess, Robert Cochran ; Town Council, J. D.
Overtime'', John Clark, Jacob Jacoby, Abraham
Hostetter, George Martin ; School Dirivatori,
Paul S. Pierce, James Werner ; Assessor,. John
Speese ; Clerk, a tie between Robert Mamill
and Jacob S.teinmen ; Judge, David Brunizer ;
Inspectors ' H. A. Thrush, L. K. Donavin ; Joe.
thee, John Fisher; Constable, L.G.
SUIPPENSBURG Te. •
Judge, Hugh Craig, Wm. Bauch.rnan; a tie ;
Inspectors, Jacob Kitzmiller, John Wingard ;
Assessor, Wm. Henchman, David Renewer, n
tie ; Supervisor+, Elias Hoch, Andrew Frazer ;
Auditor!, Daniel Konotver, John Shoop, a tie ;
School Directors, Andrew Frazer, David Dun
can ; Clerk, Hugh Craig; Justice, Alexanaer
Hiphlands ; Constable, Elias Hoch. (About 18
votes polled in all, and ai will bo seen, a very
elm contest !)
SOUTHAMPTON
Judges,Wm. Culp, Wm. Nuakom ; Inspectors,
S. Wallis, Robert Meteor, Dewed t Piece, Hen•
ry Rebuck ; Supervisors, Joseph Hoch, George
Reese ; School Directors, Themes Sibbatt,
Thomas Matthews; Auditor, John F ;
Clerk, James Kelso; Aseeesor, James W. Hays;
Justice, Robert S. McCune; Constable, Thom
as Sibbett•
IIoPEwELL
Judge, - Jacob Fugelsonger; Ins pectors, Sam
uel Heberly, Jacob Limiter; Asse.ssor, William
M. McCune; Supervisors, Phillip. Hawn, Peter
Stouffer; School Dh'ectors, William Wherry,
Jaunty Ramp; Auditor, James Henderson;
Clerk, Michael S. Miller; Justice, David S.
Runshaw; Constable,"John Stavink.
M EC II AN ICS BU R 0 .
Chief' [largess, Frederick Wonderßch; Town
'..g q pnoil, Jeremiah Sonsemau, Ephraim Eug,
.fdlin Hoover, Henry Fells, George Houck;
School Directors, Henry Selina, Jacob Cover,
Charles flyer, John Duoy; Assessor, George
Attlek; Supervisors, David Wise, Henry Bobb;
Judge, Isaac Baker; Inspectors, David H. swi
ler, Joseph Millicent Justice, Isaac Kinsey;
Constable, Casper B. Guyer.
MONROE
Juidge, Boujamin Givlen Inspectors, ' , Jacob
K. Niesley, Levi W. Weaver; Aiereeor, John
Bticloom; Auditor, Jacob Richwine; Clerk, Mi
chael Fiesol; Supervisors, David Eberly, Mur
iel Gensler. School Directors., „Daniel
David Coble;-Justice, John Murphy; Constabbs
Peter Livinger!
,-1 SILVER SPRING
Judge,John Lutz; Inspectors, George For
ney, John C. Sample; Supervisors, Isaac Then
izer , George Trimble; School Directors, George
'Hebb, Henry .Voglesong; Auditor, Francis A.
ftlateer; clerk, William Sponsler; A.ssessor,
Joshua Culp ; Justice; Francis Ecklest Connie-
Constable, Jacob Gross. ~
ALLEN.
Upper.—Judge, John W. Cocklin; Impac
tors, Lewis Hintz, Coover; Supervi
sors, George L.Bponslor, George Hyde; Asses
sor, Jacob L. Zook; Assistant Assessors, Joseph
Crall, John Saddler; Auditors, Jacob Uric!),
George Anderson, Solomon Mohler; Clark,
George Thomas; Itoliool Directors, Alexander
Cathcart, John IL Taylor, William Wilson,
William Lambert, John Bowman, Jacob Com
'a r; * Justice, John B. Coover; Constable, Williaw
Sulanders. Lower.—Judge, Jacob Long; In..
specters, Samuel R.' Grove, Henry Zearing;
Supervisor; Jacob Shopp; Auditors, Christian
Eberly, John Sheely, Samuel M.. Bitner; Clerk.
Themes B. Weaklon School Directors, Wil
liam Brooksdolin C. Dunlap, Joseph R. 'Jam
ison, Henry. Zearing, ' Joseph' Freeman,. 'Levi
Merkel; , Assaeser, Win.' 'McKinsey; Justice.
&nine( Urioli; Constaple,folin•yonng.
Judge;.David.ShOpio; " Inspectors, !'Abraham s:
Aditme,John Broca; Aeseesar, John Nuteh;
Supervisors, Sainuel COovor, Tenno., , Longnoolo.
or; Auditor, Henry.. Prontionittn; Cleric,
Solo
mon R4tonder;Sohnol Directors , l io nj aniin
.Erb, George Sherb h; Justine.Titpma L nd
say; Covetable, Erb.. ,; -
Judge, Abiedinni coblo;,,lrnMeWtre4.lorrider
ink Ainh'hinan'''Bn i i l :l6l4li . .StiporklisUrei,.,leaoic
. gloliart , MrointleY; Sohdol
EdielMenaonae . HtinteberidrilkoditoiVOoob
Knuffneine Chirk;' , Abraham:iXtho!eys../Tattipo.'
Criewel4;Lponetablei..Henri 'NV.:
'ticikiiit•por . goes,4o)lp , iliffilikitlApitiitini 'if' ,
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POUR. I ! j-- g ouSE ST AT EmE N R - 1849
WILLIAM , KF44,THos. BRADLEY, and MICHAEL; G. BELIV-10,417' _
Eisqiiires,' Directors of the Poor : and of the Hauee of Employment for4he'Coun
ty' of Cumberland, in account with said County, from the Ist day of January, to
the 31st day of December 1849, inclusive, viz:-
To amount drawn from County Tree
' surer $5,000 00
Cash received for use of Mary Must
tie,
Of Government for use of Do
rothysHomwood. 125 00
Of Jacob Shrom for Hides inii , skins 109 07}
91 Perry county for support of pau-
pers, 51 07
Of Delaware county for support of
J. Powell, colored,
Of R. Snodgrass, Esq. for use,
Of Je W Eby, for use of T. Robin
son, colored, (dead)
Of A S L)ne, 1.4. old copper,
Fiir Tallow,
Of J G Gruiler and others, (deceas'd
paupers,) 18 IBi
For Blank Indentures, 3,50
Of J Hershe, Esq. for hauling, 2 00
Of C B Guier, constable fine, 1 33
For sundries, 2
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14DOB SQUIER, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor House and House of Employment of' Cumberland
county, in account with the Directors, of said Institution, from thi Jst day of JanuarOc! the 31st day
of December, 1849, inclusive, vi:. :
DR. CR. , •
To cash rec 'd from County Trese'r4sooo 00 By caSh p'J order sse abbve stated, .05,192 67 3
" from Joseph Lobach, Stew- Balance due by Treasurer, 447 22
ard, from different sources, .
as exhibited in the forego
ing eta tement,
7 head of Horses, 24 head of Horned Cattle, 32 head of Hoge, 24 Shoats and 9 Piga, 26 head
of Sheep„.! Calf.
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Beef,Pork,Mutton,and Veal,fattened 4- killed on the farm, in 1849
26 Beeves, average. weight 498 pounds, (12,948 lbs) 34 Hogs, average weight 916 pounds,
(7,344 lbs.) 03 Sheep, average weight 41 pounds, (2,503 lbs.) 14 Calves,, average weight 73,
pounds, (1,022 lbs.) . making in all 23,897 lbs,
Farming Utensils on the Farm, Ist January, 1849.
1 Broad wheeled and 1 Narrow wheeled wagon, 1 wagon bed, I pair of wood-ladders, 2 pair
of hay-ladders, 1 cart & cart gears, 1 sleigh & harness, 3 ploughs, 4 harrows, .5 double shodel
ploughs, 3 single shovel ploughs, I stone wagon, 1 thrashing machine, and horse power, 1 fan
ning mill, I rolling screen, 1 corn shelter, 1 ground roller, 2 cutting boxes, 1 flax brake, 2 grind
stones, 2 log chains, 34 cow chains, 6 sett of wagon gearu, 6 self of plough gears, 2 sett of car
penter's tools, 1 sett of blackemih's tools, 2 sett of butchering t0015,„4 wheelbarrows, 1 cabbage
nife, and a variety of axes, flintlocks, picks, shovels, cre;h 4 r, corn hues, lurks, rakes, grain cra
dles, sickles, scythes, single and double trees, &c. '
Schedule showing the Proceeds of the Farm O.
1000 €4u. s ale of wheat, 27 of rye. 532 of oats, 445 of corn, 470 of potatoes, 2 of timothy
seed, 18 of, lions, 2 of little onions, 25 of parsnips, 40 of beets, 3of beans and peas, 2009 beads
of Cabbagel 47 loads if bay, 9 of corn fodder, one wagon load of pumpkin., 2000 cucumbers,
Manufactured and made in the House and Shop
122 shirts and chimise, 32 sheets, 20 cape, 15 chaff be . ds, 5 bolsters, 38 calico frocks. 37 cot
ton frocks, 69 aprons, 27 petticoats, 20 pair of stockings knitted, 40 pair of stockings 'footed, 534
pillow slips, 26 colnforts, 10 sun bonnete,3 pair of drawers, 12' flannel frocks, 48 pounds of, 10 ,
tap, 130 of hard soap. JOSEPH LOBACH. Steward.
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The Directors &c., of said 'lnstitution, annex Me following exhibit of extra tabor, &c., performed
by the Steward. Matron, and Paupers, from .Me lst day of January to Me 91st day of De—
cember, 1849, inclusive, viz , .
Made 40 coffins, one double shovel plough, 2 bushel hearkens, 10 handle baskets, inew benches
for dining room, 1 cot bedstead, l wheelbarrow, 1 Lagos dough tray for bakery, I large gate, 1
small gate, 700 mile, cut 125 cords of wood; quarried stone for and made 30 rod of stone fence
done about 1340 wor th of blackemithing, burned 500 bukhels of lime.
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Number of Paupers in the Institution lit of January, 1849, of which 20
were colored, a •
Number adtnitted up to 81st December, 1849,•0f which 25 were colored
and 3 born in the•house,
Making the whole number through the year,
Of which 20 died,B children bciund 0ut,.19 eloper and 209 were discharged,
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Leaving Me number of paupers in the house,Jan,l,lBso,of which 28 are cold
Oct door paupers, supported at public expense through the year•lo, of
which 4 have been admitted and 2 died,
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Whole number supp ted let January, 1800,
Of those remaining n the Your House,. 81st December, .1840, there are—
Mal s 02, of which 12 are colotsd,. ° '
Fe ales 98, of which Mare colored,
An 8 out door paupers, of which 1 is colored,
Average number per day througlf the year,- 148
• Thrre are, as near as can be ascertained under 1 year 4; . 6 front- I to 6; 9 from
5,t0 10 ; 7 from 10 to 20 ; 20 from 20 to 30 ; 12 from SO to 40 ; 12 from 40 to 50;
21 from 60 to 60 ; 20 from 60 to 70 ; 18 from 70 lo 80 ; 8 from 80 to 90 ; 2 from
90 to 100 ; 1. above 100
,
Exclusive of the above, the registry contains It list of tlie;hagleff'of 1'75 transient
paupers, who have been received without regular orders from Juitices'of the Peace,
and who have been supported 'at the institution for one, two and three days. -
We; the DirectriritAlhe Poor and of the Howie of Employment for, the County , of
Cumberland, d6 . 4erlifY that the above and foregoing statement contains 'a just and .
•true exhibit,ol-thCirisfitution, during the period above stated,Cceortlitig to the. best of
our knowledgti,''.' Given' under our hands this Ist day of Janusty, A. 1). 1850. , •
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. : - WILLIAM KER, • . .•;,..•
' ••' THOMAS BRADLEY, , • Directors.,
M. G. BELTZII.9OYER, : ,
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• Wu the undersigned, Auditors of Cumherlimd county;' Sleeted aiut sworn accord
lug,to law. 'having examined:tho:acconiits Wd'ipuehereof the' DireOtOrs of the Poor
and House , of, Employment citiaidUeutitYTrn t
Trohi lii,daY:of Antony to , thetalst
day of Decenther 4848; inclusiii, do certify.that Arefitid a•tialance due said county,
by, the DireefoVaforesaid, of fotir hondrqd aritl:',fictY4Stitip'd6lliirii'Cnd',tsviSnlY-two
cents, in the hands UfJacciliScjitier,'Esq:,'T,rtutstirer:oe sattl,DOor 'Douse, arid Monett
of Ent ploy meh t., • ,Given „under 'our hands - 'at ‘•i•Carlible.; - the •• 11 tlf day ~ of.:Tanuary;
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By payment of interest on dower in
favor of Mrs O'Brien, in the land
purchased of A McDowell in 1842 1138 91
Cash for Giocerles, ,Merehandize
167 33
clothing and bedding incluideil, 1,414 681
Cash advanced by &filquier, Fisq., 451 841
do. for stock, 493 74
do. for grain, flour and grinding, 414 79
do for support of out door paup're, . 198 503
do for lumber, 188 01,
do for tailoring, 104 021
do forshoemaking and halting, 183 991
do for stone coal, 133 001
do for leather, '• 131 71/
do for blacksmithing, 76 461
do for, freight or, coal & groceries 61 951
do for out door funeral expenses, 80 75
do for Constable's fees for mum , -
ifig paupers, 51 84
do fur hardware, cutlery, &0., 82 88
do for materials, improvein'ts, Eco
on the farm, 44 671
do for tin, copper, and sheet iron,
'ware, and tinkering, 44 95
do for farming utensils, tools, &c., 33 741
do for drum stove, stovepipe and •
repairing coal stoves, 32 711
do for tinning house roof, 25 00
do for castings, - 36 31
do for manumeturing sattinett, • 26 . 661
do for plaster, 28 00
do for carpenter work, 10 18
do Borough of Money in Lycoming
county, Pa., for support of a, . •
pauper . 57 87
do' forout door medical aid, 6 504
.do for sediery, 9 tali
do - for print i ng an d stationery,
3 38
do for traveling and Incidental ex
-1 ,•• tenses, 9 951
di? Blind Institution for use of Sa. ,
rah MeGloughlin, t 25 00
do for postage, • . ` - 1. 71
do for sundries, ' , 3 701
do J, Lobach, salary for ono yeerei - et,
(hirelings wages included,) 500 00 „
do Dr J Baughman saliry for one .-• '
year, 100 00 ''
do J Squier, E q., Treasurer, sal
ary for one year, •, • 40 00 >•'
do L Todd, E. 4, attorney fur one •
year, 20'00•,
do J Recede,; DI., extra services
• • as Director, 7 50
do Win Ker, 81., extra services
as Director, 18 OU
do Thomas Bradley, Dol., extra
services as Director, , 12 (10
17 00
65 00
47 95
10 00
21 40
$5,640 093
65,192 873
Cash due by J Squier, Treas'r ', 447 22
$5,640 09;
640 09
o . $5640 09;
Ef.IZA JANE DAUGHERTY, Matron
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Great Bargains!
C AN
be tweeted from the subscriber, as' he
has received t. new and splendid as
sortment of WINTER GOODS, which he
offers to his customers and ethers who may
favor him with a call nt great Rargains !
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEIIES,'
satinets, velvet cords. Ky. jeans, scarlet, yel
low, white and Canton Flannels, tiekings, mus
lins, calico, cashmeres, de lanes, alpacas, Co
livrg cloths, gloves; hosiery, Irish linen, com
forts, dnc,
SHAWLS! SHAWLS ! !
A largo and splendid assortment of Long
and.lattr — e Shawls, at all prices to suit the
turl fri 7 i6OTS AND SHOES.
Also, Boots and Shoos, which he is determ
fined to sell low, at his stand, in North Hano
Bret store:Below Haverstick's Drug Store.
car street, Carlisle. J. G. CARMONY.
• -Bargains, Bargains.
T AM now selling off' my stock of Win
terigoods at greatly reduced prices, to make
room fora 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 got the.cheapest goods to be had in the
town or county . ; at the old stand Eoet Main
street, Carlisle. CHAS. OGILBY.
Feb. 13. 1850. •
PORK and /EH.
AIACKEREL, Shad; Cligllfish, Salmon, Her
rings, Pork, Hants and Sides, Shoulders,
and Cheese, constantly on hand and for
sale by J PALMER & Co.
Market Street Wharf, Philadelphia.
March 20, 1850-1 m
Notice.
r HE business at Chesnut Grove Iron Works,
IL will be conducted by Chas. Wharton, Jr.
as agent for the subscriber, all notes, drafts and
other papersinecessary in conducting the busi.
sees will be signed Chas. Wharton, Jr. A,gent.
March 13,, MO." J BUCHANAN BOGGS.
Abtice
NOTICE is hereby girth' that Leon—
ard Wise of South Middleton township,
Cumberland county, did by deed dated the 7111
March, A. D. 1850, assign all his property;'
real, personaland mixed to Ahd-edhscriber who.
resides in said township. All persons' having
claims or demands against the said Leonetti
Wise, ate requested to innke known the same
without delay, and those indebted to make Pay
ment to. JACOB RITNER.
Marsh 13,1850. Assignee of Leonard Wise
Estate of Maiy Fulton, dec'd.
LETTERS Testamentary on the estate of
Mary Fulton, Into of Newton township,
Cumberland county, deceased, have been gran•
ted in due form of law to the subscriber,residing
in Hopewell township, in said county All per
sons indebted to said estate will make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them for settlement to.; .
DAVID S. 11.UNSHAW, Exee'r.
-March 13, 1850"
Important to Zillions.
T"public are hereby notified that I . have
purchased the right of introducing Henry
Flinchbaugh's Patent Self-tightening Bush for
mill spindles—for the countieslof Adams, Frank
lin and Cumberland—and that I am prepared to
introduce this improvement into all the mills
of said counties, whose owners may desire ,the
same. Any mill owner wishing to have fits
improvement, will be attended to by directing a
line to the subscriber, residing near Chambers
burg. Pa. UPTON R. HENDERSON
March 13, 1850.-3 t
Tavern License,
NOTICE is hereqy given that I intend to sp
ill ply at the next term of the court of Quar
ter Sessions of Cumberland county, for a li
cense to keep altavern or public house in the
house at present occupied as such by me in
Lower Allen 'township.
March IS, 1850; DAVID BROWN'.
WO the undersigned citizens of the township
Lowi3r Allen, in the county of Cumberland,
do certify that we are well acquainted with the
above named David Brown, that he is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided witfi house room, and conveniences
for the accommodntion of strangers end travel
lers, and that,suelt Inn or Tavern is necessary
to accommodate" the public and entertain stran
gers and travellers.
David Wise, W D Shoop, David Graybill,
Lewis IF Wollot, William Willis, Frhnliolin
lieckerman, Jefferson Floyd, Isaac Goebert,
J P Ingram, David Mosley, Jacob Pitman, M.
Hither, David S MeGuay, John Shireman.
CUMBERLAND AND PERRY HOTEL.
Carlisle Pa. .
fiIHE subscriber respectfully informs
••- the citizens of Cumberland and Perry
counties, and the public generally, that he ihas
taken that large, new and commodious Hotel,
on North Hanover street, Carlisle, known as
the Cumberland and l'erry Hotel, and recently
kept by H W Orth. The house is a new and el
egantly finished establishment, is pleasently
situnted,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 afliard, and
his BAR with the choicest liquors. Ho has al
ways on hand a large suppl of FEED, suitable
for all kinds of Cattle, an dgood FEEDING
LOTS, with other accommodations which cans
not fail to render it
.a desirable stopuipg place
for DROVERS. His STABLING is extend
'sive, capable of accommodating about 76 head
of horses. He has also about 200 acres of god
pasture land for Cattle, which can be had on
reasonable terms. In short no pains c*ill be
spared to render the utmost satisfaction to all
Ins guests,,HENRY GLA SS
Feb. 13. 1850.—Gm,
Golden Morse Motel,
Elbe
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, Pk
THE subscriber having leaned the above
large and commodious HOTEL, situated on the
corner of the Public Square and South Hann
ver street, and lately occupied bj Ben!. L Esh
leman, begs leave to announce to his friends
and the public that he is prepared to entertain
them in a manner which cannot fail to meet
their approbation.
THE HOUSE has the most pleasant Irma
lion in the borough—has been newly furnished
and otherwise improved, and no pains will be•
aimed to Make those who, may sojourn with
him, comfortable during their may. His par
lors are large and well furnished, and hisreham
hers supplied with now 'and comfortable bed
ding._
ms TABLE will be supplied wi h the best'
the market can afford, and all who are connect
ed with' his house will be found attentive
ful and obliging.
THE BAR will contain the best liquors the
city onn produce.
HIS STABLING is entire!) , new and exton
wive, capable of accommodating from 50 to 50
horses—making it a desirable stopping place
for DROVERS, and twillbe attended by a skit.
ful Ostler.• in short, nothing will be wanting
calculated to add to the comfort and convent,'
cone of those who may favor him 'with ,*heir
patronage. BOARDERS taken by the week,
month, or year ' vaq •
VirTERIIIB MOM - CATE.
. - febs'49-tf, • J9HII lIANNAN
CAUTION 1
mason's Challenge Blacking.
THE immeeho' and steadily Mcreasing de
.
" *mad for thei;, , celebrated Mfisen's,,Chal l
lenge'Biackind has'indaced-. numerous' unprid!l
eipled petsonktattetapt . ,an iipitationrothis box
varying italtglitly, with aview,.to evade
the law, but, ';I; the same timeidesigned to impose_
Upon theqi s Versaldenfidanee `of.corisuiners t ,le
favor ' o aeon's Blacking; and ea the;Coupler
teltlbears' 'resemblance to the, 'oriiiinakexcept
in the labeli"and has, none' 10'44 good propertiee, ,
Ceuntry'llioychants; :When. ordering...blacking . ,
should' be Careful:to ask far , Mimion
Chilleagaillecking;7AVlnehia;s e ld 'by, all -;r0-,
fundable '.,NYholesale:Peqel;pon:.-P7197,
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11 I
PROCLAMATION
WIEREAS- the . Honorable. FREI:MICK
Warrs,"President Judge or the several
Courts of Common Pleas 'of the counties: of
Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, in Pennsylva l ,
pia, and Justice of thesoveral - Courts of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in
said counties, and lion. John Stuart abd John
Clendenin, Judges of the Conte of Oyer and
'Terminer and General Jail 'Delivery for the
trial of all capital and other offenders, in the
said county of Cumberland, by theirprecopts to
me directed, dated the 14th day of Jan., 1850,
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer
I and General Jail Delivery, to be holden It Car
lisle- on the 2d Monday of April next,
(being the Bth day) at 10 o'clock in the Aire
noon, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given # to the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and CongaWO
oftho said county ofCumberland,thatthey tire
by the Bald precept commanded to bo.then and
there In their proper persons, with their 'rolls,
records, inquisitions, examinations, and all
other remembrances, todo those thingsVhich
to theiroffices appertain to be done,and all those
that are bound by reeognizanees,to prosecute
(against the prisonersthat afe ortheu shall be
in the Jail of said county, are to be there to
prosecute them as shall be just,
DAVID SMITH, Sheriff.
Carlisle, Dec. 13, 1849.
Estate of E. Bossermen, dec'd
LETTERS of Administration, de bonis non;
with the will annexed, on the estate a E.
BOESERMAN, late of Carlisle, Cumberland coun
ty. deed, have been issued, in due form of la*
to the subscriber. living . in Newport, Perry
county, Pa. All persons indebted to said es
tateare required to make immediate payment,
and these having claims to present them for
settlement to
J W BOSSERMAN, Adm'r.
Feb. 26, 1850.
Estate Mbtice.
LETTERS of Administration on the
Instate of Margaretta Piper, kite of West
Pepnsboro township, Cumberland county Pa.
deceased; have been granted by the Register
'of,. said county, to the subscriber residing
riertio
n s
in go t zvi t l o le ol sa il county, e sa si tdat emake ,
a All
eimmediate
payment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement 'to
JAMES R IRVINE, Adm'r.
Feb. 25, 1950.
LETTERS Testamentary upon the will of
the Hon JOHN REED, dec'cl:, lately of Car•
lisle, havd been- granted CO Mrs. Sarah A.
Reed, the Executrix, residing in the same
place, those who have claims against the estate
fo the Tesiator, will present them, and those
indebted will make payment to her.
feb6—fit- SARAH A REED. Ex'trx.
Estate of Jacob Wise,-lleceased.
LETTERS testamentliry - on the estate of,.
Jacob WistOste of, 7 Shiremanstown, Allen
township, Cumberland county, decd. have been
grunted to the subscriber, residing in the same
place. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and those having
claims to present thorn for set.lement to
feb.l3-50-6w* ELIZABETH WISE.
Executrix.
Estate of WILLIAM KuTz-dee'd.
ALL persons are h'ereby notified that letters
testamentary on the last'will and testament of
William Katz, late of South Daiddleton town
ship, Cumberland county deedased, have this
day been issued by the 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
this estate of the said'decased, are requested to
nifikc known the same without delay, and those
indebted to make payment to
DAVID KUTZ,
1 -Feb 6,6 t Executor.
Estate of George Bobb, decd.
itkTOTIo Eis hereby given that letters of Ad•
ministration on the Estate of George Bobb,
late 61 the. Borough of Mechanicsburg, in the
county of Cumberland, decd. haite this day
been issued by the Register in and ler the said
county, to the subscriber who resides in Monroe
township, in thu said county. All persons hav
ing claims or demands against the estate of the
said decedent are requested to make known the
same without delay, and those indebtOd to make
payment to JOHN HOWER.
Feb. 12, 50, 6t Administrator of G Robb.
Adams & Cols., Express.
THE subscriber is agent for this Companyy,
and all packages that aro left at his store w 414
be attended to with care and dispatch. The
Express ledes,every morning at 4 o'clock, and
arrives at 4 P. M
ectl7
SOCIAL CLASSES.
AN Oration delivw,a before the General
Union Philosophical Society of Dickinson Col
lege, Pennsylvania, July 11th, 1849. Not a
citizen of our Borough should be without a copy
when it can be had for 4.2 i cents by calling at
T V MARTIN'S. Cheap Book Store loctl7
Tave;:n License.
NO MCC is hereto - given that I intend to ap.
ply at the next-Court of Quarter Sessions of
Cumberlan'd county, for a license to keep a tav
ern or public house in the house now occupied
us such by Christian Huffman, on the Walnut
Bottom Road Tmiles.West of Grade,
Fob'. 11th 1850. VICTOR SHANNON.
We the undersigned citizens of Dickinson
township, Cumberland county, do certify' that
we are well ammainted with the above named
Victor Shannon, that he is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with house room and conveniences for the ac
oommodation of strangers and travellers and
that such Inn or Tavern is neeessory.to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers and
travellers.
Eir
t~'
u
Henry Shaeffer, Jacob Badman, William
Galbraith Robert Lind, Jacob liemminger,
Francis Hutchison, George ' Martin, Matthew
'gnarl, John Moore; T C Miller, George Reis
singer, Thomas Leo Jr. Matthew Galbraith,
John T Green,
Estate of John Groff; decd.
LETTERS testamentary upbn the
will ofJohn Groff, late of Allen township
Cumberland County, dee'd, have 4 een granted
iil
to the subscriber residing in t ken ty.township,
those who hasp claims against th estate of the
testator will present them, and. those indebted
will make payment to Lgvi NIARKLE
March 6, 1850.—pd . • ' Executor.
To the Honorable the Judges of the
Court of Quarter sessions of the Peace of
Cumberland county, at April sessions,
A. D. 1850.
The petition of WM. P, HU OHS ; Respect.
fully represents, That your petitioner is piovi
ded, with the necessary
. requisites for keeping a
house of Public En.ertamment, in the house now
occupied by hint 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,
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of East Pennsborough, in the county of Cum
, horlund, decertify that we are well acquainted
whit the above Named William P. Hughes, that
he is ofgebd repute for honesty andtomperance,
and htwell.provided with house rootn;and.'con•
vonienees forth° accommodation of strangers
Malt ravellors,:and that'sech'.ltin , or ' , Tavern is
nebeesary io a earentoilatethe'pliblictind enter=
tain.etrangers nd travellers. .1 ~
•" Simon • Oys er; P, Erb; Henry Carlin,
Thomas Flow .rs, R. Wilkon, SamPel
rich, , yv.r.,yolace,Jno. Wolf, Christian,Himi
mellrich, S', uel Sadler; Ehurchi' Valentine
Wenzel.: ,
Rage. Wanted;
rirke'anialiriber oi; the Ikleleat price
.`CASH fOrRAGS,ia ady duantity liverd
har dial carliale:: , , , ;. , W ';.r.:41..8ARN77z.
r. Ot cr.
211 , I Che ndl,4 ree
rl above net.
' ' • See'o
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respectfully .cliche public
`(1.; 4 ention to'hi. thiperior and tasteful award°
Polikey Hooka; Banker's Cases, ,13ill • •Booke;
Di:easing: Caumw Card' Chaos, Port Mo.
—Puri3esi Pocket Kru . modi
other fine Qutlery, Gold
,Penai- and.
Pencila;S egar Catge
, t Ch
ess
Men,. eh ';Gammon
Boards;
l l BniaOrtmeld'eonii tecorthe Moot f
arbi:o nik brind modern atyloie of:tho fineq,quality ' and
exiollent workManabiiiembraidneeverrdealr.
able fanoy,Taltern,;voh
aWall , 'time.
he prepared tic 'exhibit; nod TurniihlACleadienT
retnirtitiqbaSmoao.retuienabld:ter ril ax'q;:,
! , :.;04,- . Piirohaatiti ' 7 who desire Ad oupidir them
IA the, beet
own/4114C i hi at.',hiar ea:
.
Pocket Book Manulact rpr;,;--
':;,'"r. 1 41 1 4!,1MP5 4ni
'Notices
.4 otice.
T W MARTIN
Tavern License.
P..HUGHS
eavern Litenoio
Tavern License.
NOTICE is hereby given that intend
11to epyly at the, next Court of Quarter
Sessioni of Cumberland county, for a license to
keep a tavern, or public house in the house now t ,
occupied by me as such, (formerly kept by Mr.
Orth,) in the West Ward, Carlisle. 1
March 6 . HENRY GIASS.'iI
We the undersignedxitizene of the west word,
Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland, do certi
fy that we are welt acqUainted with the above
named Henry Glass, that he is, of good repot
for honesty and temperance,hnd ie well provide,
with house room, and conveniences fur the ac
commodation of strangers and travellers, and
that such an Inn or Tavern is necessary to,ac
comodate the public and entertain strangers and
travellers,
C Inhoff, Henry W Kanega, William Cart,
Armstrong Noble, Heal Leibey, tr., Chas. Bar
nitz, Jacob Leibey, Peter Weibloy, William
,Biker, George W. Hilton, George Hendel, John
Noble, H. L. Burkholder, James Davis, S. W.
Haversack. Henry W. Orih.
Tavern License
NOTICE is hereby given that we intend to
II apply at the next court of Quarter Sessions
of Cumberland county, for a license to keep a
tavern or public house an the heuse built by them
ih Fmnkford township.
Feb. 4, 1850, M D & J U LACKEY
\Ve the undersigned citizens of the township
of Frankford, in the county of Cumberland, do
certify that we are well acquainted with thgabove
named M D &A 13 Lackey, that they are of good
reputrepute for honesty and temperance, and well
e
with houseroom, and conveniences for
Othe accommodation of strangers and travellers,
and that such Inn or,Tavcrn is necessary to ac
commodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers.
Daniel Lackey, Andrew Oiler, Peter Myers.
William Blossur, Frederick Mcntzer, John Lo
gan, James Graham W F Swiger, Michael Min-,
ich, Peter Minich, William Strome, John Snyder
Jacob Ensminer, Henry Mentzer, Abraham.
B urklioidee, W P M Campbell, George Wolf, Peter
Maybnry, Jacob Niekey.
Tavern License
IVOTICE is hereby given that I intend to ap
-111 ply at the next Court of Quarter Sessions of
Cumberland county, for a license to keep a tav
ern or public house in4he house I now occupy
as such in North Mid ton township.
LMarch 4,1850. 4 ' GEORGE SWIGERT.
We the undersigned citizens of North Mid
dleton township in the county of Cumberland, do
certify that we are well -acquainted with the a
shove named George Swigert,that he is of good..
repute for honesty and temperance, And is well
provided with house room, and conveniences for
the accommodation. of strangers and travellers,
and that such inn or tavern is neceisar) to accom
modate the publio and entertain strangers and
travellers.
Samuel Geissinger George Thomas, Abra
ham AI ondorf, Jacob Waggoner, Samuel Miller,
Levi Mordorf, John 'Seidler, John Thomas
Joseph Aluzkey, Christian - Kinert, John Kitch,
George N Hoachdacob Seidler, George Brin
dle, Jacob Gotshatl:,
Taliern License.
NoiricE ishereby given that I intend apty
ing at the next Court kif Quarter 'Session
Cumberland chutity for a License to keep a tav
ern or public house in the house I now occupy
tissue's in South Middleton township.
• SAMUEL 21 , 101IRETT.
• s
:'March 4, 1850
,
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of South Middleton, in the county of Cumber
land,do certify that we are well acquainted with
the above named Samuel Morrett, that he is of
good repute for honesty and temperance,' and is
well provided with house .room, and convenien
ces for the accommodation of strangers and trav
ellers, and that such Inn or THTI ill is necessary
to accommodate the patine and entertain stran
gers and travellers.
Wm Ward,G D Craighead, M W Moore, S.
Zug,Jacob Burkholder, John Hoyer,'Sainuel
Wm,Mullin, Jacob Hatz, C Maelitrinue,
Alfred Moore, Wm It Moore, Jesse Myers.
Tavern License.
NoTicE is hereby given that I intend to ap
ply at the next court or Quarter Sessions of
the county of Cumberland, for a License to keep
a public house in the house now occupied as such
by John Paul, Churchtown, Cumberland
county. GEO. GOODYEAR.
Feb,-28, 1850.
WE the undersigned citizens of Churchtown,
Cumberland county, de certifly that we are well
acquainted , with the above named George' Good
year, that hp I. of good repute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation
of Strangers and travellers, and that such !sin or
Tavern us ne.:essary to accommodate' the public
and entertain strangers and travellers.
Adam Ge nsler,N illiam C Brmalt, John Paul,
Moses Bricker,-Peter Livisger,
Cary W Ahl t
George Stroch, John Hippie, Geo. N. Baish,
Jacob Bum, Daniel Krysher, John Lutz, Conrad
Westfull.
Tavern License.„
IVOTICE is hereby „given that I in
11 tend to apply at the next Court of Quarter
Sessions of Cnrnherland county, torn license.to
keep a tavern or public house in the house now
occupied by me as such, in the township of Mon:
roe, GEORGE MORRETT.
March 5.
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of Monroe, in the county of Cumberland, do
certify • that we are well acquainted with •the
above named George 'Morten that he is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room, and conveniences for
the accomodatien of strangers and travellers,
and that such an Inn or Tavern is necessary to
to accomodate the public and entertain strangers
and trove lam_
Samuel Gensler. George Sheller, Jacob West
fall, Michael Mishler, Daniel Speller; Isasc
Kuhn, Caroy W. Ahl. A. Smith, Thortitts
Moore, Robert Young, M. G. Brandt Sagzuel
Brandt, Levi Hoffman, Christian Lohman.
Tavern License.
oTicE ia hereby given that I intend apply.
N
ing at the ensuing term of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of the county of Cumberland,
for a License to keep a public house in the stand
.now occup ied by me as such, in Silver Spring
,township, in said counts., being an old stand. •
' GEORGE. COOVER.
Feb 27, 1850—pd
WE the subscribers, inhabitants of the town.
ship of Silver Spring, being personally and well
aoituinted with George Comet the above named
pe.hionor and also having a knowledge of the
house for which the license is prayed, do hereby
certify, that he is a person of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and that he is well
provided with house room and conveniences for
the agaommodations of strangers and travellers,
we therefore beg leave to recommend him for
license, agreeable to his petition. .
Benjamin H Hallman, Simon Crownewell,
John Hoover, Henry kern, John Bobb, Dan'l.
Comfort, George V Coover, Samuel Cocklin,
John G Rupp, - Daniel Brownawell , Levi Melly,
Jacob Kuhn, Sear. William. M Moily, Charles
Shreiner. • ,
Tavern. Mennen.
OTICE is hereby given that ) l_ intend ap
plying at'tke onsaing , torm ot the Coln t of
natter Sessions of the county Of Cumberland,
for'a Licened to keep a , public house in the stand
now occupied by ,me as ouch, in the township
' of Dickinson, in paid. count V.
. ' WM. W lIAMIL'f ON'"
”.Fb 27,1850. Y: %" •
WE the ttritiers'igned citizens of .the toWnship
Of Diakineofi hi the ~ eminly of CuMberlancl,. do
certify are well acquainted with the above
named , Wm .W Hamilton, -Allot. ho is of, good
rimute;for
,honhatt and; temperanee,: andJs
provided with .i.o.ant% Mid convdniences
for th 6 Occominiaditfon , ol 7 sitangdra.'and travel.
lets, and that`such Inn or, tavern to necessary, to
:accontmodate thq youhlio mnlsnteriairt.stratigora
.and tiavellers. • ' ' ' ,
JaMetyWeallaY; - A a Miller, John Mitheffie;
Tolin Hooker, Samuel Cr. John Kim
inger,:Jaeolt Hemminger, Samuel Longin,John
Green, Joe. K.Wetiltley,' Be_nlarnin'
Colin Moore, John Chesnel; G W Gilbert;
:on Hubley,L•Jacob I hianoll. •
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ALL persona having Welts' tieloniing'
•, 01. , Belles Soaiety; end, the; Union ri:
jooiety, %are, requested to:return Ahem itAthe
ratiee,;.,Theto ) are about IMO volumes of • our
W
oke scattered, limiugh the town and countty;
; he names of man tt y ,persone havink . ; booke.
' nown, and ,we hope
• they • will, return' them
tithouF delay 11Y - brdOr eithe•seeledee:. • ,
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