HERALD AND E KPOSITOR,
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THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
- 6.IIABEIVI:AND CANTY !
Porms—Two Dollars a yCia, or One" Dollar and
•FiftY Cents: if punctually paid in Alvance.
$1,75 if paid within the year.
The American Art Union
This is on Association established in N. York
fur the ercouragemcnt of the Pine Arts. Any .
pesim on paying the stun of fire dollars, be
times a member for the current year and is
entitled to receive a splendid Engraving of some
_pictureoelected by the Alanhgers
executed for the Uniob. Besides that, he hes
-the-chance of receiving one—of-the-Works-of
Art (principally paintings) which are distribute
tad dl the Annual Meeting among all
the members for ills year b7loi, each member
having one share for the sum of five dollars
paid by him. No less than 460 painting ,kl . le-'
sides other works of Art were distributed a•
mong the subscribers in December last. The
engraving for the present year will be after
Mr. LESLIE'S splendid picture of Anne Page;
Slender and Shallow, from Shakspeare's Play
of the Merry Wives of Windsor. Subscribers
will also receive a set of five"' prints after as
many other pictUres by celebrated artists, in
addition to their chances of drawing 0110 of a
large number of miintings and other ,works , of
Art, including Bronze Statues, Medals, Sculp
tures in Marble and Drawings in Water Colors'
to be:distributed at the. August meeting' near
~the eluse of the year.
The Hailer of this paper having been appoin
ted an Honorary SecOtary of the Art Union.
far Carlisle, will be glad to. give all informh
lion desired by persons wishing to become sub
scribers. The drawing of the Union will take
place on the third Friday in December.
ICFMessrs. Casey 'and McLanahan,
of Congress, have our tlianys for- copies.
of donuments - arid speeches.
FIRST . PABE.—The admirable speech
of Mr. Stanley is concluded on our first
pageto•day- Nobody will get tired in
the reading of it.
A. GRAPHIC SHRTCH.-4 well written
description, by n'talented yming friend,
of the Magnificent view from Table Rock,
near Doubling Gap Springs, will be
found in to day's paper. . .
FitErn.,LEssoNs.—We invite partic
ular attention to the 'card of Mr. VALUE,
who•proposes'to clelive't a lecture in Ed
ucation Hall to-morrow evening, prepai
atory to formingslasSes for instrueticiii in
the French language. Mr. Value bears
the- mmost-distinguished testimonials -.
to his
charrrute - r as a teacher, and we learn that
his terms are very reasonable.
Ptiutices.
THE BULLETIN oe THE AMERICAN ART
UNION,(NO. 5) for August, contains a
couple of fine plates—a portrait,of HAN
RY livatA&, etched by Burt, and a piece
entitled "First Love," etched by Burt
from the original by J. T. Peale, virluCh
is to be dtstributed "among the sub scri
bers for 1850. The Bulletin is filleCas
usual with a fund of interesting matter
in relation to the progress of the Fine
Arts.. 'Wo learn from. it that the whole
number of subscribers to the American
Art Union up to the 31st of Ju1y:44850,
is 3581. Tho number for the correspon
ding period last year was 2810. The
number of works of Art already procu
red for the next annual distribution is 284.
The affairs of tha Union are represen
I,e/Lel§ more than
ARLOR IMGAZINE."
lIRISTIA'si
• This is the title of a very neat Maga
illuV•rated with rich and appropri
ate engravings on wood and sled, pub
lished by, GEORGE PRATT, 116, Nassa st,
N. Y. It is devoted to'Literature, Mar
. als and Relligion,• and is filled witri excel
lent articles. ' Terms $2 per annum in
advance. , tJ ,
TtiO Town Clock
That new town Oloclr—as we announce
with *great pleas34e- hi all -who hare
not yet heard the gratifying news—has
arrived, and the contractor has been en
gaged for several days putting it in its
proper, place for active operations. We
hope soon to hear some'"sTrilcing" man
ifestation of its presence, and have a
sight of its handsome faee..
FOREIGN SMALL NOTES.—The law
prohibiting the circulation in Pennsylva
nia, of tho small notes of Banks or other
States, goes into operation to , day. Its
penaltiES are severe enough to put every
one in mind of its requirements.
DISTRICT SCHOOLS. - Twenty=oiie•
School Teachers, for the districts of Dick
inson and Franlcford, are advertised for
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in to-day's paper.
Judge McClure made every, rea ,
sonable rawest,. of the members of the
bar, at :Pittsburgi lately. Be said: "I
hope gentlemen engaged in divorce ea-
Aeeivill not allow their clients to call
upon rne— . t he females especially. 'l'hey
annoy me; and beside their manlier - of
proceeding is very improper "
tlliti)
' PHILADELPHIA, Mowlo, August IP.
PLol)ll—thore Is some little Inquiry to.daj, and
• COO brie. fresh ground sold at $5,37 which Is the
uniform asking price. Old Mock le hold at $5,1205,-
2S,aecor4ing to quality, and a Bale of 500 brie choice
brands was made at $5,31 for city use. ' •
„ 11000a12000 bushels sold Air mill
' . ing,nt 114 e foi'Llelatenre and 1.15a118e for Poun'a.
reds. Including Willie . of the latter doecript on at
1.20a121e . for new, and 1236 for old, of prime , ;alitY , ,
OATS—remaln dull, with Dales of 1600 !labels
Southern at'3le.
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• . .Boots,"Elliocts :and Gaite,'. 1
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NEAT HICIII:STIMUT ovrosite TIM 'IT
§llilhelf.. i
.
, gl irm. M. PORTH2 invites the'
VT the public. to his large 6,,,r so
sdrtinont of HOOTS, I3HOES &
just received from , Philndelphla, ihelu
sett/ of now styles. His experience ii
business. onnblod hint to select work d
materials and workmanship, which wil
at the lowest' cash price- and - warmth:,
lle'll'Customer ;wbrk. attended to violin'
Prime Sugars.
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A large lotto( the moat approved branda
edoivedietalll4oN YEIL SP. Hanoi/or:at.
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PRIVATE SAIRE:
'PHD subscriber offers at private sale the N-
I/ 3 101m property. 'sittitite itv North Middlelpn
township, Cumberland county, near the Harris
buig turnpike, about 13 - miles front Carlisle,
consisting of upwards of 'XI-MEE - ACRES of
'Ground, adjoining properties okStimueNlCtitz,
Beerbrowerand ilie . Letart Spring, on whll4 is,
erected a 2'story Erick DWELL 'VG
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, HOUSE a two story ,-/Log, Brae/ 'lig
ii , qP flatten, a Bank liars, and other vitt
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&Millings. There' is also a fine young Orchard
of choice Apple trees. Also, a line cool spring
convenient to the houses. ',The propertyis:in
geod eider, and is admirably adopted for a mar
ket, Harm, being convenient to the borough of
Carlisln. Terms will be made reasonable.—
furtherinfermation apply to the subscriber
agent for the owner. living nertr_the place_
quigl4 .JEREIIIIAII C INER.
assigaa - els - Sale,
THE snbacriher will expose to public sole,
on sATu RDAYolie 7th day . 9) September,
.next, the property of Henry Heagy, situate in
North 1111dilloton township, Cumberland county •
at Middlesex, four miles cast of Carlisle. A
Lot of Ground containing rEiterms, morn -
or le , s. having thereon erected a two story
FRA C HOUSE and Well of good -Water,
with a now pomp at the door and a variety of
fruit treas.:a Stablo.and Slaughter Shop. Also
a lot of ground, bounded on the north by the
same property containing II Perches, one nine
plain stove and pipe, a lot of carpet, one grain
cradle, one side saddle, a lot of earthen ware, n"
lot of ground pepper. Sale to commence at 10
of said day, when trlrrns'will be matte
known by WM ZEIGLER,
nu=l.3t f.Rssignee.
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PURNITUItE SALE
WILL be sold by public auction, on WED
NESDAY, the 38th day of August, at the late
residence of Mrs. Ellen Duncan, in Main street
opposite the Post Office, a great variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI—
TURE, consisting of Mahogany Tables and
Chairs, Bureaus, Sideboard, Card Tablo, So
fa, Windsor ,St,`Rush Sent Chairs, Lard Lamps
Candlebras, Feather Beds and Bedding,.
an Mattrasgcs, Bedsteads, Wash Stands,
C &ober and Stair Carpets, Parlor and Cham
ber Stoves, Cooking Stove, Large Copper Ket
tle, Iron Kettle, Bell Metal do.,
Wash Tubs,
Mirrord, nciv Wheelbarrow, with a variety of
Kitchen Utensils and Small Ware. Also,an
excellent PLAN O'with stool and cover wil be
sold at 12 o'clock. M. Sale to continence at
94 o'clock in the morning, When terms will be
made known,lty_ 'EEO W
nual4
itrAn excellent second hand CARRIAGE,
with Tongtte and Shafts will be ofTered for aide
at '2 o'clock, P. Al. . ~
House and Lot for Sale
Ott SATURMIY, the 14th of September, 1850.
WILL bc'offored at public sale on the prem
ises, in Shiremanstown, Cumberland county,
the following property of Jacob Weise, Itt.e of
saioplace, deceased, viz:—A HOUSE
• AND . LOT Oh' GROUND', situato
village,ardj,ovin, 4 I
n n ti n u 4 b , l a ic
1,, 0 g in s aid
of
David B
bout 70 feet in front and 200 feet in
depth. house is two stories high, plaster
ed on the outside, and in good repair. Attach.
ed to the house a frame Shoemaker's Shun,
for which business it is a good stand. -- There is
a first rate well of water on the lot, and entail..
'her of choice fruit trees. Sale to commence 'at
1 o'clock, noon, when attendance will be
ELIZABETH WEISE.
Eseentri .
Chamberglortrg Female Seminary.
The MISSES PINNEO, Principals
MITI'S Institution will re-open on IVednerlail,
Mc 1144 o,f ,SePtenzber. •
Arrangements have been made to secure. In ,
addition to its usual advantages, the services of
two Gentlemen of superior qualifications for ^the
depurtments they will till :
Mr. M.A RECIIALL, a nativo Frenchman,
and also for sometime a resident in Germany,
will teach-Alto French and Ceram languages.
The Rey, J. KILN N GDY will give instruc
tions in Latin and Alpthernatics.
Mr. MARTIN, whose superior abilities are
well known, will contiime to take charge of the
Musical d , g mruncut.
The influences of this Jnstitution have ever
been pre•einmently those -ot home, end it is
strictly-a-Faintly School, arid the Teachers co
operate in sparing no efforts for the itnpreve-,
rnent of each individual entrusted to their care.
The discipline is Mild but firm. The boarding
puptts-constituto-e.cheertaLarptimppy, ily_
circle.
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This Institution has been eminently succebs•
'MI, and was never in a more prosperous condi
tion than at :resent: The principals are at pre
sent absent. but applications can be made to
any of the Trustees, and to the Principals after
the third week in August. fats, -at
PERPUDIERY DEPOT.
tiON'T he deceived. Country Merchants
and Dealers who want good and cheap
PE•H'UM ERY and FANCY SOAPS should
call upon JOHN 'l' CLEt: C., Perfumer and
Chemist, 48 ~H,,ek•et Sf. , helots 84, Philadelphia.
who has constantly on hand PERFUMERY
and FANCY SOAPS or every description,
Powders, Hair Oils, Ox Marrows, Colo ~n
ff es,
it
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Ioo,oOnTersons have read my advertisement
in the Public Ledger, hundreds of whom have
called and been convinied of the advantage of
purchasing direct from the manufacturer,
Agency for Ferran's Circassian ilair Oil,
Curling Fluid, &c.
Orders front any part of the United States
will be promptly attended to.
aug)l4'so,ly_ T CLEGG.
-TO - 'MAOIItERS.
/IjIEIE Board of Directors of Frankford
Din
h. trim, Cumberland county, will meet at tlie
House of the Messrs. Leekey, in said district,
at I o'clock, I'. M., on SATURDAY, the 31st
day of August, inst., for the purpose of exam
ining and ,selecting SE-YEN TEACHERS, to.
take charge of the schools of said district for
the centring term.- 135' order of the Board.
augl4. 7 C BROWN, Secretary.
To Teachers,
?VIEW Board of Dil:ectors of Dickinson Dis
.l,l
trier, Cumberland county; will nmot at the
house or Mr. - V. Shannon, (Stone Tavern,) in
said district, at 9 o'clock, A. M., On SATUR -
DA 1", the 31st day of August, next, for the pur
pose of examining and selecting Fall UTEEN
TIACTUIRS, to take chargeof the Common
Schools of-said districts, for the ensuing term.
By order of the Board,
augl.l,3k JACOB LEIS EVER, See.
TITUVICM.
XTOTICE is hereby given that DANIEL
.1.1 HECK, of Lower Allen township, has as
signed all his property, real arid personal to the
Imbscriber, for The benefit of his creditors, b'y
deed pf voluntary assignment duly recorded.--
AU persons indebted to the said Daniel Heck.
wi I matte payment. and those having claims
-against_histOvitl resent them for sottlement ;to
.e subscriber residing in the.sametownship.
CHRISTIAN . ..EBERLY, • •
AssrPthr4
nug7 Gt
' Estate of •JAMES CLARE; deed:
iiTTERS of Administratlon_on the Es
,l4 tate-of James Clark; late of Southampton
township, Cumberland county, 'deeenSed; have
been granted to the subscriber residing in the
saute township. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said • estate .are resuested to
melte- ,
immodinte payment and those having
claims will present them tor settlement to •
unn7,6wittl WM. CLARIc,...//dner.l,i,
Orotice -
is hereby given_ that an election will be held
to , 6lect Thirteen Menegors for tho•Cumberr
land Valley Mutual Vrotection Llompatty on the
First Olonilgy q[ Seßember, next, nt the 011ie°
of said Company, at the bowie of - Victor Shan.
non in said township, to servo one year.--.'Elec..
don to be held betweeri the honks of 9 A. M.,
and 4 o'clock, I'. M., of day:
nug7,te A C 11LLER, .secey.
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ALL •persoils indelit Ito the late fi rm of
, HU MM EL LERKI 'TIM& KERR are
mode - god to make immediate payment to either
of the undersi4•ned surviving 'partners. • . We
mould also littoral the "Puldie tidt we have a
good assortment of LUM,BER & SHINGLES
fur sale at reduerd'priees.
1 : . - VALENTINE HUMMEL, •
W.lll M KERR.: ' •
July M., 1550-Gw.
oulvazzaa,ll.l773 GREYS.
lir NU aro orderod to parade at -Mount Rock,,
,on SATURDAY, the 12th at 10 o'clock,
completely 400 :for drill. A:4 - ancral
attendance In requasted. ny nifloi of tho'Cop,
tai n. raugl4l PHILIP BAICER, 0. S.
t ' lentiOn of
splelo nu
irrliftc3,
hogs vs
ihe Shoe
the best
be sold
Zustres. •
. A.tow_lo...of_Linen:Lustres,__Vnitausz,rlecs., I
apd.colors,. from. to 50 cents n yard. Also,,
another enmity of Braid. China Pearl, Roughl
avid Ready, Giinp, and CVO BONNETS.-7':'
Also, Changeable and Dress SILKS, in vitri,:`
ety, with n 'verietrassortraent ,of Bbnnet and
'CapßlßßQNS,bl.2trose Trinnings, T&ti. Sec
jug received andlopened by
gmity2o3/t. d " MG: W: urrNER, •
Tient Ostate at attcall
Real 'Estate •
AT EXECUTOR'S SALE. • •
OnTIJESEAY,iIIp 29th of Septqn*, next,
the following real estate, late the property of
Peter Brinker, dee'd., on -theFerge Road, one
mile-enet of Spring Forge 7 . •
NO. 1. OON'ItAININO 130 .111.011 MS
of first rate limestone land. The improvements
are a large STONE HOL SE, BANK BARN
Spring House, Wagon Sheds, Corn Crib and
other out buildings.. Also, a first.rato Spring
near the door, and an Orchard el' choice fraio
NO. .2. OONTAXNINO 109 ACRES'
of Limestone Lend, adjoining the above. The
improvementti tre ono story-HOUSE A-ND
BANK BARN, and other out-buildings, and a,
ITN ANT. 110 USE,,,and several springs -near
- 11toddif — BdtliTtinos are in a high state of cut
diadem and undergood fence.
NO. 3. CONTAINING. 60' ACRES
adjoining No. 2, and one-fourth of n mile south
of Churchtown, about 10 are cleared, the re
mainder is covered : with first-rate timber.
NO. 4. CONTAINS 11 ACRES.
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NOT
WILL be sold nt public sale oh the ptomisea,
.10.otrroo tOwnultipiCumberland county,. Pa.,
on the south side of Yellow Breeche's Creek.—
The improvements ate a good. LOG HOUSE
AND STABLE,gand a good Spring, and The
land is under good cultivation. •
NCh CONTAINS 2 Acnias,
more or less, on the Forge Rood, ono mile east
of Spring Forge. The improvements aro a
large two story . HOUSE, part stone, Frame
Stahle, , Blaelcemith Shop, and other outbuild
ings, with a first rate spring in the linsoment
story of the house,
NO. G. CONTAINS 3 /Lomas
more or less, of unimproved land, on the York
Ned, near Churchtown, under good fence.
No. 7. A Large Two Story
Z10T.763E1 &'LO'l 4 or, GROUND
in Cburchtown, about 40 feet in front hnd 150
feet in depth. Indisputable titles will be given
for .lie above properties. - These properties Will
be shown and all necessary'information .given
to persons wishing to purchase, by calling on
either of the •subEcribers, or John Lu'z, living
on-lot No. 5. Sale to commence at-otie o'clock,
when attendance will be given and terms made
known.by
GEORGE BRINDLE,
JOIIN BRINDLE,
rittgl to ; .' i .Execuiors.
0:3 - Lancaster. Examiner inert till stile and
send bill to this office for colloction.
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF
"Valuable Real .Estate.
• On FRIDAY, tiro 6th of September, next,
MITE subscriber will offer nt public sale, nn
the premises, the reiidence of Ale. George
Strome, in Frankford township, Cumberland
county, about half a mile west of flays' Mill
the following valuable real eats e, td wit :
No. I„—A tract of Limestone Land, situate
as above described, bounded by lands of Peter
Alinitieh, John Wynlcoop, and others, 'contain
ing.l3s ACRES, more or less. About six
Acres of whiclvf.ls* timber land, of. superior
quality, the other being tillable, in a fine state
of cultivation and well onelosed with substan
• • tial fences. - improvements
g g consist of a large two story stone
Ei DWELLING notTSE large
4. ' 4 ' I ..t"" 'K n -
IN, agon
A.
Sheds. Corn Cribs, Spring House
and other convenient outbuildings. A well of
genii water is in front of the door. Several Or
chards in thriving condition, tire also on the pro
irony: Convenient to the above buildings, i$ an
excellent TENANT HOUSE, With good Stu
blo. Carpenter — Shotr, - . - other convenient
buildings. Altogether, this -Is one of the'best
and most desirable properties in the county,
being located on the Conodoguinet Creek, and
well supplied with.water by springs and-rivu
lets.
No. 2.—A tract of hind in the same township,
adjoining property of William Alas:demon ' J.
Kiehl and others, containing 14 ACRlitil.of
good Slate Land, eight of which arc Cleve&
and the balanee'well covered with thriving tim
ber. Fences in good condition—without. im
provements.
No 3.,—A tract of first-rate MOUNTAIN
I.IsID, in The township aforesnill, — adjoinit
rids of Daniel Buckwalter, Fiedericit Mei
zit. and Others, containing 11 ACRES. This
tract is well covered with fine Chestnut and
Oak Timber.
No. 4.—A tract of heavy timber land, in
ftone township, Perry county, bounded by
the Oak Grove Furnace lands, containing, 40
ACRES, more or less--= , without improvements.
This tract in one of the best et its kind in - thio
seetiOn of countiry r - Salo-to-commence -at-k0
o'clock, A. M.; - tin said day, when attendance
wilt be given and conditions made known- by
JOHN WAGGONER,
Assignee of Geo. Strome.
NMI
Valuable Town' Property for 'Sale
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n NE of > the most desirable private residences
lig in the borough situated on Loather Street
The 'house is a two 81.017 BUICK,
' , 24 feet in front and the sante din-
L i tqb ; tance in depth. It contains two
Nike ..1/' rooms and a hall on the ground floor
_._. --- and three good chambers on the se
cond floor. The back building adjoining it is
also of brick, two st..ries high, containing two
rooms-up-stairs-and-two-down. - --Attached=to-.
This - is - illinularge - KitelrenT - witli - Sia - tike - hinise,
Oven, Sru,._ l'lte._ entire house is well finished
thronahout and now in the best order, There is
a spacious Cistern near the Kitchen door, with
a pump in it, and n Bath House convenient.—
The house andl hick buildins possess every
modern 'COIIIII3IIiCIICC. The lot on which, the
house stands . is 30 feet limit by 240 in depth,
.and is fall r I choicest selections of Iran
tree% - consisting of Apples, Pears, reaches,
Yr:tines,. Plums. Gages .and two, varieties of
' Grape. On the rear of the lot, fronting on al2
foot alley is erected a frame Stable, built in the
best manner, 24 by 18 felt in size, "together
whlt a corn crib, hog pens, feed house, &c., all
of whiche arranged in the most convenient
manner. The property will be sold on reasona
ble terms Persons wishing to examine it, or
ciesiriag miler iiilbrination, are requested to
call on the Editor or the Herald. [inigi4if
Desirable Property For Sale.
THE subscriber will Sell at private 4itle the
property on which he now resides, situate in
West PennsboroPtownship, Cumberland' coon
ty, containing about NINE ACRES, .with
good two story FRAME HOUSE, good frame
WARN, a gond well of water, and all the ne
cessary out •buililings„ together with tin orchard
of over thirty TREES of
„ choice varieties of Apple
IPP".' in full barring-. A Peach
Orchard of about sixty"', • '".
trees of the most select
eastern varieties, with- a general assornnent of
Pear, Plum, Apricot, Nectarine and Cherry
trees of the best varieties.` The buildings are
all new and built in the most substantial man
ner, the whole ii - FdPerty is in good order, and
ono of the most desirable in the county, being
situated in the village of Plnin. , eld, five miles
west of CarliSle, cline te, Church and . Schools,
and Within one.lialf mile of Burns' Academy.
It preadnitfinro' inducements to n mechanic dr
! private family wishing to educate their children.
If not sold previous to the htli of OCTOI3ER-;
next, it will on thai day Ic offered 'at pdblic
Bala at 10:o'clock on the premises, and will pos
itively be Sold: For particulars , address the
subscribernt. Plainfield!, Cumberland county.
Ougl4 ' ANDREW CAROTHERS.
V.AL tr.LUILEI PROPE 113. TY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On SdiTill2DAY, the sth of OCTOBER, 1850
WILL bo sold at public•solo on the premises
in Monroe township, Cumberlond county, Pe.,
adjoining Churchtown, the folliting Real Es•
tate of Frederick Goodyear, dee'd., •
CONTAINING 263 ACRES
of first rate limestone land, 120 of which is
cleared and in mhigh ethic of cultivation, and
the remainder is covered with fine yisung timber.
The improvements are a Two Story
1 . Double
DWELLING HOUSE, a
large' STONE" WINK' D
j jr, 41. with a Threshing Machine end !luta'
A well of never-failing wa
ter near the house with a spring •house, and all
other necessary but bufidine. Also, a large
ORCHARD of choice fruit. l'he - above-pro
perty will be sold either in two trade orlogo
titer, as may best Suit ilia purchasers. Any
person •wisiting to see the above properly will
please - eallon the subscribers in Churchtown.''
Salo to comidence at 1 o'clock, P:M.,.whoil
attendance Will be niece and tormented° Itnd;sm
by • JOHN GOODYEAR, ',4 -
\ JACOB 'OCOOYEAI2,'
firOODY.FIAR.' r •
' -reclitori.
one to
• afilletiOneering .
111 E subitcriber 'wishes in inform hisfriends
t • ' '-in„. town end 'country
thtit he has tcoMmenc
, • °di tlip Shove businCtis'
VA' Red pill attend to gales
12117,4 A e t In town 'iu - nr‘couary oti
~t . 4111, the ty OfIL reasonable
terms ' Ho can be wend at 'the' Hardware store
mitt doer to Scotre.TdVern 'in North jfattoier
street:.
• ' A S SINER.e.
A RNOLDS writing fluid, a tery su-
P:wrinr ink. for ado at, lIUDIAARD'S
11,101::0Mcitio: at ''Aitilthit,'
EXECUTORS SALD Co'
VALUABLE' RE.a.L
'WILL be
sold at public salc(oh TUES . --
DAY, the .22d of Octobor y .next, at 10
o'clock, on' e primiscs,the followm6'described '
real estath: • • • • - ,
1. A tract. of excellont 'land laying on the '
south side of-the Cumberland Volley Rail Road
Odour 4i• miles east of Carlisle, containing about.
200'ACRES. It is under good ldbee:and in a
high state • of -cultivation. fjri The
improvements area large two 4b.
'NI' ry BRICK HOUSE, a large brick
"" . gank Barti, both recently built,,,
and all the necessary out-buildings
There is awoll of water (with a pump) in 'th,e
yard. Part of this tractis well timbered. . 0
2 About 20 ACRES, one mile south of the ,
nbovo tract; of which thero are about 20•Aores , -
clonrcd. the balancels.excelle.nt timber ltind„--
There NOB] also bo offered nt public sale on
THURSDAY, the 24th of October next - 01. 10
o'clock, on the (premises, two very finc-Jimp,
sham . farina, Situated', in Teboxne ton rite;
Perry county. • These aro adjoining farms, one'
contains about 240 ACRE'S. tho Other about
-275 ACRES. They ore
_abotit 8 miles west of
Landisburg, on the main ;road leading up•tho
valley. One farm has a STONE MANSION
HOUSE and Bank Barn on it. --The other a
Log [louse and Log Barn. Thera are thriving •
ORCHARDS an both of these places, They
are situated in the most tactile part of the coml.
ty. and O'er many inducements to purchasers,
- persons wishing to see either of the. above
tracts, can obtain Information from the tenants
residing -tin the premises, or either of the Un
dersigned Executors. Attendance will Ito giv:
en and terms made known on day sate by
RICHARD PARKER, • .'
R. C. STERRE 17, -
E.oeoetors of Thomas deed
July 24-ts.
VALUABLE PULL PROPERTY
`_FOR SALE...
,:,
13Y the directions of the Will of John Sna
vely, late Of. Cumberland county , deed.
I will expoia to public sale on the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 20th of September, 1850, at
It o'clock, A. M,
lEVIERVIEW I.l.lctLS,
•
with about:A-ACRES of East rate Limestone
Lund thereto attached, situated on the Yellow
Breeches Creels; thout 4 miles from its mouth,
the land lying on each side of the. creek its the
counties ofYork and Cumberland. The improve
. • Monts are alwo st ory stone MER
` 4l ' CHANT MILL, with four pair
- n i t ,:Of-stonesi-andtr - SAW - MILL
propelled by the waters of the
enttre•creelc, which furnishes one
of t te'best powers in the county. There is
also a LARGEIDISTILLERY built and fur,
nished in the most modern style, and calculated
to du a large bpsiness. There is also a Two
Story, STONE DWELLING HOUSE. a
Largo Bank_ Barn, Two Tenant Houses and
two ORCHARDS on the premises, and the
whole is in good condition.
The title, is indisputable and the terms will
be made known on - tho day of sale by
_ JOHN.RUPT,
jy24o Executor of John Snavely, dec'd.
I will 'sell at the and piece n par
cel of Locust Posts, Tolnut and Pine Lumber,
and several other articles.
JOHN RUPP, Executer.
Volksfrettnd and York Re.
publican insert till sale, mark coat, and charge
this office.
Ilatrtable ' Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On RILID.4Y , the 27th tloy'of Septtnbcre, next,
WILL be sold at public sale, on the prem.
ises, in MOnroe township,
.c.fumherlantl,
county, Ta., the following Real Estate, late
the property of--John Morrett, deed., about
one-half mile west of ChurchtoWn, on the road
leading from Churchtown to the 'rrindle Spring
Road, containing 12VACILES of. first-rate
Limestone Land, WO Acres are cleared and in
n high state of cultivation, the remhinder is co
vered with fine young timber. The-improve
ments nro n Two; Story - IL O G
nousu, a large it I T.CI3(
iiisl ','n LUG BARN ,Wagon Sited, Corn
I lal Crib and other necessary out-build•
•
Inge. Also, n never-failing well of
water near the door, and an Orchard of choice
fruit. This is considered one of the
,best farms
in.. Monroe township. Any person wishing to
view the above property previous to the sale
can do so by calling on the subscribers. Sale
to commence nt t to J., on said day, - when
attend..•-. will be given an E
d
by ' GEORG BRINDLE,
SAMGEt. MORRETT: — -----
Execittors.
CZE
r.ELPIVX FOR SALE
WILL be sold at public sale ou the premises
on SATURDAY, the 20th day of Sep
tember next, a valuable-tract of slaie land, situ
ate in Hopewell township, Cumberland county,
adjoining lands of Peter Stouffer, Peter Lesher,
Capt. David Duncan, and near the Ridge State
Road, 'about 4 miles - north of Shippensborg anti
south of Newburg, containing In ACRES
and 53 PERCHES, (same being part of a lar-'
ger tract' belonging to David Duncan, jr., of
said township:) There is about 50 Acres of
cleared land, under good fence, the residue co
vered with thriving timber. The im-
Z-ELE proviamen-m--nre—acomlertablernal
:HOUSII and STABLE. — There ere
several. springs of is stet near the house loge
titer, With fruit trees, &c.
Any person wishing to see the property will
.call on D. S. Runshaw..residing near, or Ed,
ward-McVitty, who is living on the property.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day,
when attendance and terms of sale will be made
:ltnewn by D S RtJNSHAW,
jei2ntspd Agent for David Difiten, kir
FARM FOR SALE.
“IxTILL - be sold at Public Sala on SATDR
”" DAY the 7th ol September, neat, on the
premises, a valuable tract of LIMESTONE
LAND, situated.in South Middleton township,
Cumberland county, adjoining lands of James
Hamilton, Esq..,-Jacob Lohman and others, and
and about 4 miles" frotnlCarlislo,.on_the road
lending to Ego ' s Forge, containing 42 ACRE'S
and l It PERCHES of land, about 39,Acres of
which are under cultivation, and tho balance is
well covered with timber. The
improvements dre a now LOG
?fail HOUSE; and well of writer.—
',Ant', The .land is of excellent quality,
and is well worthy the attention
of- persons desiring a small farm in an excellent
noighbor,hood. It will be 'sold together or in
lots as may best suit purchasers. Terms reas
onable and title indisputable. Attendance will
be given on Alia day of sale by
JACOB RITNER . .,•
assignee of Leonard Wise.
PERI
•
Valuable Pam' at Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers ,for sale a Valuable
farm of Limestone Land, situated on the Yel
low Breeches Creek in Dickirson...township,
Cumberland county, alfOut 7 miles south-west
of Carlisle, and within 2 miles: ot„the Stoic
Tavern, adjoining hinds of &juke Woods, John
Williams, George Martin and others contain ,
ing 161 ACRES of well improved land, under
Food' fence and in a high state of cultivation.— ,
Phu 161 - Acres - :are MI - clear, hilt there is 75
Acres of first rate 61 OUNTAIN LAND to
it. There is also nit excellent meadow 'on the
' • 'farm and some bottom land. • The
improvements, consist of. a big two
a a story DWELLING HOUSE, et brick
Bank Barn; and all other improve.
meats that is necessary to a farm.—
There is three big running springs cal , the farm
.one in the cellar, and one near the barn, and a
good orchard of all kinds of fruit. Arty person
desiring further information will please call on
Jacob Seitz, residing In 'West Pennsborough
township, Cumberland county; ono mile, from
Nowville. or on Tobias Seitz ! residing On Ufa
iarm. Possession and an indisputable title
will he, given_ on . the first of April, 1551.
Terms made to suit purchasers. • . '
• JACOB SEITZ.
jy2-,9mospa
VALUABLE FARM
FOlt, SALE.
. ..
'PHE subscriber ,Offere at, private ,salo; the
Form on which lie now, rivets, situate in West
Pettosborough township, Cuinborland county, ,
five miles from Carlisle, and one mile from
Plainfield, containing 136 ACRES' and . 64
PERCHES, of. first rate Linhistono Land,' all
of, which-is cleared.and in a high state of 'cut. .
tivation except 15 or .gfi, acres of ,Woodland.---'
The lartw lies on lbe,Conodoguanot Creek and
ishOt lialla Mile .from, the Goad Hope . Mills. .
The whole is under .good :fence, about nine
hundred panel of which is, poet and:rail fence. ,
' , • 1.110 iniprovomenis' are a now
..,.' . ....4o''`'i'k s ' ''' Brick. DWELLING HOUSE,
• ,rili ais I . tWO . storide high„ with a' comma: ,
5 , , ,„..i, I • I - dimis Bank 43aip,' 94' foeilong, -
4 '''. ''.': first rate -Wagon Shed,,Corn crib
wilt threshing' floor. ,mtd all ether 'necessary
out-bn i
tic
n 6., T here . is a,gOad :svell of • Water :
at the ,d or. • Also; a large,Orchardi , With ova
rst irariat orchoj e o frutto,Tllo entire . , placo is -
in the betwordor,and: holdtiout the .strongest
-inducements to, purchasers.' Persons:-desiring
adexamine it are requested to call: on-the Sub
'scriber.: ;An . andisputablolitle.Wilr bo.• gives,
and tormtimtido-koneamilije..,.. _____ ..,: . 1 .,.,,?? ,, ,
..._
13.1014.1i1VIIN'LONGENECKER.
*lineoektOriUnion copy :3 months and soad
bill to this office torcollestion.ffin •
.
iPIRVIRDEP; ?A.2 . T.INlik '.02. 1 2tA s,sil4o-,-Bai)Sf11114
"subscribers respectfully inform UMW frieadevind theoublie.that they are bnilding.2oo
of the above macluae, to,which they have added 'important irriprovements, which gives
them decided advantages over any other Drill - ever Offered to the public. These Machines are
built of good material, and Are warranted to givq entire satisfaction. • ,
Persons Ore referred' to the following • gentlemen who have purchased and have in-use the
above Machine's in the county of Cumberland. .
Frederick' Watts, t . Robert liryson,
;;J B Wonkier, - " George Craighead,
George 'Tykes, • William Mateer, '
Daniel Koller, George Widders,
•
Elder McCune, la David Shoemaker
,
George Coover ,' , Jacob Foglesonger,
v -
- George Gunk' ; Abrltam Grove,
.
- , Samuel Mind ; „,. , Adam Docker,
. • All orders will be promptly attended to 6y
-
Ercildoun P i pst Wee, Chester county, Pa. LEE, Pty,RcE & LEE.
4 ': -----•--- •.
1 ,
•
As there a variety of Drills in the marks', sold'underother Patents, which are direct infring,-
ments on the above, we have concluded to publish an extract 'from our claim, that farmers.m
purchasing machines, may be able to iudge-of those that are•infritigments, and thereby prevent
the liability of havinavo pay a fine.
The following is anentract from the Olaim of the Original Patentee whose rights are. being vio
lated :—" lbt. The simultaneous throwing into or out of operation. by the movement of a lover
or other mechanical equivalent or device, each seeding cylinder and its respective Drill or Seed
Tube, for the purpose of sowing With any number of Hoppers and Drills that may be required
in sowing point or other irregular shaped hind, without stopping the animal o- animals attached.
to the illachMo. Not intending to limit ourselves to the particular construction herein described
and represented in the' annexed drawing, but to vary these in-any way that wo may deem pro
per, so that the before described results arc effected by means substantially the same as those
descyibed in the foregoing Specification." •
, It will be seen from the ahoy() claim that all those Drills, whether sold as Patent or otherwise
which have attached to them one or more , Levers for the purpose of stopping. the Seed and rais
ing the seed tube ont- of-the-ground by - one and the sante operation, are direct infringments on
on the above claim. And all persona aro hereby 'warned against infringing in any way upon,lhe
above claim under the pentilty of thp law made and provided therefor. [iuly3l-4t
£l[rf[tlßncou .
DAILY LINE OF STAGES FROM CAR
LISLE
TILE undersigned, owing to the increases
travel between the aboVe named pincc,d
and. to afford corresponding facilities to the pub
lic, begs - leave to'nimounce that he is now run
ning a DAILY- LFSE -OF FOUR HORSE
STAGES 'between Carlisle and York. 'His
stock has recently been much improved, and
his conches. arc new and comfortable.,They
leave Carlisle every morning, at - If o'clock,-and.
arrive.nt York at 1 P. M., in Om& to taste the
two o'clock train of Cars for Baltimore.
• Returning,. will leave York about 1 o'clock,
P. H., or immediately aster the arrival of the
Card front Baltimore, and roach Carlisle the
same evening.
FARE.—Through tickets from Carlisle to,Bal
timore, or vice versa, will be furnished at the
low price of 63,00:
GEORGE HENDEL
Splendid Livery Establishment.
Ile would also take .this opportunity, of in
forming his friends and the public generally,
that he has lately modevaluable additions to
his extensive Livery, in HORSES,
• CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SAD
DI,E HORSES, &c., and that he is
now MU,,, wnu "fly
ankle in hIS litre of_businessrat - rr moment's'
notice, and on the inost reasonable terms. Per
sons desirous of Tiding in fine vehicles, or on:
fine horses; are requested to call at his estab
lishment before going elsewhere, as, in all "pro
banally they will save n little change by so do
ing. Persons visiting Carlisle during the Sum
mer season, can at all times be furnished with
good. conveyances t •r of the following'
watering places Mils immet i to vicinity—Car
lis!e Springs ;'Doubling Gap Springs; Warm
Springs, Perry county; or York Springs, A•
dame county • G. IL
Carlisle, July 3,1850-3 m. •
Late Arrival
At the new and cheap HARDIVARE STORE,
East Ri,Lh stteetjmosite_P,ol;y's „Pry Gaon
HE subscriber has just opened a
_I a -large-assortment of goods-in his- line to
which •lie would call the attention -of balers,
as lie is determined to sell at prices to suit the
times. fits stock compfi es-a full assortment
of Locke and Latchis ar-aieFf description,
Hinges and Screwy, Window Springs and
Bolts, Mill Cross-cut and circular Saws, Hand,,
pannel; ripping and beck - Saiits, - brand, hand &
choppi4 Axefr-Hatchets,-Chivels, - Angora,
Planes -and Plane Bitts, B * Cdces and Brace
Blue,-steel and iron Smuire's, t
&atels;
Waiters and 'l'rays,,Table and Pocket Cutlery
Table and Tea Spoons, brass, bell-metal 'and
enameled
,proservingl. Kettles, , Hollow' Ware,
&c. Also, a full assortment of Saddlery and
Carriage Trimmings, Patent Leather, MoroCeo
and binding Skins,,.Saddletree,s,;Carriagcs and
- Wagon Whips,'Curled Hair, Moss,, -- Doernnir;
-
Elliptic Springs. Shovels and Spades, Garden
and Corn Hoes, Grain ant. Grass Scythes,
Snnths and Scythe Stones, Hay
. and Manure
Forks, Window Glass, Putty, Paints and D'ye
Oil, Tnrpentine and Varnish, Mahogany
and maple Veneers and mouldings, Sofa Sprg's
Also, BM', Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Cast,
Shear,. Spring, and Blister Steel, Tin Plate,-
Zide, Spahr°, 13or Lead,'Elar Tin, Iron, Brass
and Copper Wire, - &e.'
, 5 'Barrels Patent Fire and Water Proof Paint,
' assorted eplors. • HENRY SAXTON.
myls'6o.
The United States Life Insurance
Annuity and Trust Company.
Charier 'Perpetual--Capital V 250,000 Cash
System.
rill - lE . constant, unsolicitbda . application for
it. 'Life Insurance, furnish the %most tib umiak
and gratifying proof that the !Addle mind is
deeply iiiipressed with, the vast importance of
this subject. The great object, however, of
Insurance should ho atifirty, otherwise the whole
motive -to insure - may be- disappointed,- Too
much care cannot be practised in .the selection
of - an - office with which to effect the contract.—
The choke should be regulated pat by present
and constant large inducementS, as this; is cer
tainly. idcompufible with future benefits. The,
:,promiurns on life are' calculated for the future,
if present and prospective benefitstherefore tire'
' given, the result tiltinietely, must terminate in
litigation, disappointment and ruin. The object
aimed at by this institution is stability and per
petuity. The rates of premium have been care
t/
fully - prepared with reference to fluctuations.—
The cash system ,of payments has also he n ,
adopted. ' Unpaid premium notes constitute to
part or the assets of this company, and eve „y
contingeney - heing fortified with arriimple celik
[tab security stamps the whole - system. This
feature, paramount to all other considerations,
commends the corripusy to publio'fava:* Ex
plabatory pamphlets; blanks, application papers
information; and every facility will be cheerfully
tuinithed by yilirl 11 , 1 PENROSE, Eery., who
has been duly appointed agent of this company
for'Cumberland county. Dr. II •HINKLEY
has 8186.1:leen appOinted Medical ExPminer,
• ,
Directors,—Stephon R. Crawford, A inbr.osil'
WThenepeon,'Hersuntren W, Tingley,.Jueoh L
Florenco, WilliamM Godwin,: Paul B Goddard
LaYwrence, Johnson, 'George Allienry, Janice
DeYereux, John L, , , '
President.-7Sioplifielt;-Citl!fercl.,
. -
Vice- Preeident.— ,
Ambroge .W. Thompson.
Secretory Z.s Dvasurer.--'Chorlea 0 Imlay.
.•
diciaary -, --Maimel Eyre. : •
Cinaviel . Cd sloorney.—Thorens
:Medical Exeminers.—Peul'.l3 Goddard, ^ M.D.
William Pepper, M. D, laug7 1Y
''''' IRON!: IRON! . . • .
IRON! IRON!
to!TONS'llammarod.and Itollea IRON'
just reeeived:at.the Cheep Storo of the
Subecriber , in Main.strec4. , II SAXTON.
' • Anil: :t, r:..,•-• i. ,' .'. -- '
. WFLIT.III 'MAD., • ,
wIETHERILL'S PURA : IV/WIT LEAD
and 5 barrels LINSEHD:' OIL just ra
vp,d Ivtole subscriber tOe sold cheap. - •
itugl4,t • " :• • SAXTON:
. . .
11DITHERIAI. OIL for sale ni
JICA, je2G) HUBBARD'S.
C A, UTZON
Albteltancous.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the HonuriGle Fmmartime 4
WATTS, President Judge of the several
Courts of' Common Plerus%of the counties of .
Cariitm-land, Perry and Juniata; in Permsylva
nia, and Justice of the several Courts of Oyer
and Terminer and 'General Jail Delivery in
said counties. ard Hon. John Stuart and John
Clendenin, Judges-of the Court of Oyer and
'Perniiner arid General Jail Delivery for the
trial of -elreapital and other offonders;in th,
said county of Cumberland, by theirprecepts to
me directed, dated the Bth day of April, 1850,
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer
and Genera IJail Delivery, to be holden at Car
lisle on the-Fourth-Monday_ of August next;
(being the 26th day) at t 0 o'clock in the fige.-
noon, to continue one week.
N0T.W...fl is therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices of-the-Peace-and Constables
ofthe said county ofCumberland, that they are
by the said precept commanded to be then and
there in their. proper persons,. with their rolls,
records, inquisitions, , examinatione, and all
other remembrances, todo those things which
to theirotlices appertain to be done,und all those
that areboued by reeognizances, to prosecute
(against the prisonerstbat are oithen *that! be
in the Jail of said county, are to be there to
prosecute them as shall he just, -
DAVID SMITH, Sheriff.
Carlisle, JUly 10, 1850.
No.mact,
NOTICE is hereby given that an application
will be' made to the Legislature of thill
Commonw.sebt , et be next 'session, for a char
lyunk anvil/eras.
to be located in "Carlisle. Cumberland county,
Pn with a capital of One jlitndred 7 houiantl
crioilar3, and to ha called the Carlisle Bank.
jy4.'so-Gm
ropuLAII =mons.
13t THE FIRM of TROUTMAN & MAY
Dear Gentlemen, fake our advice,
T every one we m&te our call,
If you would have a coat that's nice,
Look at 'Troutman Su Ila4's,Cheap Clo
thingllall.
Vera arc Dresses of all-kinds,
Fine and coarse, and also Cheap- ,
Please examine and you'll find,
Fur your money quite a hen .
Here are gOods for every season,
Thick and stout, neat and thin;
All that you can within reason,
II you doubt it just drop in.
Irere itreTrock_and.Body Coattry'
liof It with low and 'standing collare;
Somc that banon round the throat,,,.
ro.be had for a few-4ollars:
Here. is_every_style.of. Vest,
And all sorts of Pantaloons,
You can choose what suite you best, °
Eye, or morn, or afternoon.
Here are Bache and Roundabouts,
Overalls and Jackets Green,
Please to look and yon wiil find,
Here the cheapest ever seen:
Here are light route for the, Spring,
Fancy goods for Summer wear,
You will find them just the thing.
'Nothing butter anywhere. %,,t;
Shirts and Bosoms may be found,
Pocket Handkerchiefs and Glover,
Scarfs to tie your neck around,
When. you sock your lady loves.
Here aro Cape, Suspenders, Stocks,
Collars, very nice indeed,'
Clean and nice, in paper. bt,x.
Just the thing that you wt I need.
,
IC we talked day clout the n,
We could scarcely toll you all/
Gentlemen can't do without them—
Then, dear friends, give us a call.
ricaßD *IRRITAIIe
OF SUMER GOODS.
CBARGES OGILBY, 'would. respectfully
J announce to his customers and the. public
generally, that ho has just -Finisunn opening
another very beautiful! addition to his extensive
stock of Dry Goods, consisting in part of Wain
and embroidered Swisses, Mull, Indig o Book
and Tarlton Mastitis, Plain Cambrick and..rac'
onset Muslins, .all prices, Striped and bard
Muslim, all prices, Bungee, Guntidinos, Tis
sues, India poplins, Bares do Lanes, Linen
Lusters,,Ginglinms, Chintzes, Calicoes and a
great many more kinds of Ladies Dread Goode
tvell worth lookingm. A very beautiful assort ..
ment of Ribbons, Bonnets, Parasalls, French
Worked Sollars,' Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Pock
et Hd'sfs, Silk Illusions, Artificlals and many
otlier articles in the Ladies Line ' which will be
sold cheaper than ever. Also, rho moat osien
sive andeheapest stock of Carpets that hashoon,
In Cainsla for years; Domestic Goods in great
variety verj? /ow, Ladies, Gontlemees, Misses,.
Boys and Gliildrons Boots and 'Shoes of-.count
less prices and..kinds, which, can and' will be
sold to plase all.—Aleci,"altirge and fresh stock
of Coffees',, Stigarsi white' and brown, Teas, .
Chobolates,'SpiceS, Tobnceo,Sto...
As myptock of goods is big* and molested:,
with the, greatest -of Tare,' I Would invite all;
wishing to•Vurelsso to give me o CalVas lam„
desirouSlif Betiding rtgrent monk good bargains,
from the Old and welt Established Stand.,
Carlisle, July 10 1850' ....•
• Webb'S Vlifshing Powder,' • • • •
.
A gront.saving of - labor'. sonvind fims,
tint any RUBBINO'hy iyashing biards, Ma°
chines, or with the hatida: ; and
,prevonting aU
worn; and tear of.' doilies:Warranted not to
Nitre the tineatfahrics.,' 12.5 cents.
Bolirmiholediiili3: and , reinil at Dr: Rawlins'
DrugandNarioty Shore, Main tit. Ptilitile; and
dt his Modicid Roll, North Queen et. Limas. r •
tan . ,
NAL All ordeal filled -at Manufa'arr's'
•-•••
I Juno 5---ly.'
NM
z ..,,vira:zir, ' , Aram. , • 1 .
looo Pi r
gPA PAPER
iN
'. la . „ be•.reeettoit .
atorp of the eutioriber thke. Ht4,,from Apeof,
the laNeaf eastern, manufaqpnaveettblleb..
Monte; Paper e, nill•bri old, 0:8, IQ, -146.46'
0, 25; 37 and 50 PM piece,. , They ara.,goell,
beautiful and uncommonly h eap : •pailand e gta
thorn at the cheop - etoro of. • . •
aug7 , C AS. OGlltrr-
oitstitution of Pennia.
, J
M¢liOiflUOf.
• RELATIVE TO AN
Amendment of the flonstitution,
ESOLV.EIAy. the .*Senate
--.
arul - lionise of
Representatives :of Me Commonwealth of
. vitnia - , - ita -Getierut-Jfesembty-sact,-That -.--
the Constitution of this "Commonwealth be a- -
mended in the second section of the-fifth aetiele •'•
sdthat it shall read as, folldwat'The"Judges of
the Supreme' Court, of the several , Courts., of
Common ('lean, and of such. other
. Courts' of
ReCord as are, or shall be established by law,
shall be elected' by the qualified elector's of the '
Comnionwealth,m the manner following to wit:
The Judges ,of the SMltierne Court, by the goal..
ifi et! electors of the Commoniealth at large;
the President i .Judges Of the severil. Courts of
Common Pleas, and of such other Courts of
Record as are or shall 'fie - established by law,
and all other jiidgea r teriiiired - to be learned in ,
the law„ by the qualified electors of.,the,,respec- ~
tire districts over Which they
.aretoMetsitle or'
act as Judges ;, , and the , Aisociate Judges of dim , '
Courts of Common Pleas by the qualified elect.
ors - of„thoi counties respectlielY. The Judges' '
of the Supreme Court shall hold their offices for ,
the term of fifteen years, if they shall so king
behave themselves well, (subject to. the allot.' ,
meat hereinafter provided for, subsequent to th
first election ' 1 ) - ilie President Judges of the sea'
sal Courts of Common Pleas, and of each°theca, •
Courts of Record as' are or shall be retablislo -
by law ; and all other 'Jukes required to beii, •
learned in the law, shall hold their offices for .
the term of ten years; if they shall so' long be.
have themselves Well; the Associate Judges of , ,
-
the Courts of Common Pleas than! hold their
I offices for the term of five years, if they shall so '
long behave themselves wells all of whom shall .
be commissioned by.the Governor; but for any
reasonable cause, which shall not he Sufficient
grounds of impeachment; the Governorshall re.
moie any of them On 'the address of taio-thirdw •
'of each branch of the Legislature. The ,first e
lection shall take place at the genertirelertion cl ,
this CominonWealth neat *tifter-the--adoption-of—
this amendment, and the commissions of all the
Judges who may be then in office'shall expire on
the first Monday of December_ followingovb,en
the terms of the new Judges sall 'commence.— .
The persons who shall then be elected Judges'of
the Supreme Court shall holdtheir offices as fol
lows: One of them for three yerrn, one far six
years, one for nine years, one for twelve years,
_:
and one for fifteen years, the term of each- to be
decided by lot by the said Judges, an soon a ft er
the election as convenient, and the result certl. .
tied by them to the GoVernor, that the commis
sions may be issued in , accordance thereto. The/`
Judge whose commission will first expire shalt
be Chief Justice during his term, and thereafter
each Judge whose commission shall first expire -
shall in turn be the Chief Justice, and if two or
more commissions shall expire on the same day,
the Judges holding them shall decide by lot which
shall_be_the Chief-Justice.- Any-vacancies, hap
pening by deaths, resignation on otherwise, ; in
any of the said Courts, shall he filled by ap
pointment by the Governor, to 'continue till the
first Monday of December succeeding, the next
general election. The Judges of the Supreme
'Court arid the Presidents of the seyeral,Courts
of Comminitleas_shall r at- stated times, receive
for - theiFs'ervices an adequate compensation, to
, he fixed by law, which . shall not_ be.diminisheit .
during their continuance in office ; but they shall .
receive no fees orperquisites-of-officeinor-hold—
any other office of profit under this Common
wealth, or under the Government of'tlie United
States, or any other State of this Union. The
Judges of the Supreme Court, during their con=
tinuanee in office, shall reside within, this Com
monwealth; and the other Judges, (hiring their
emitinuance in office - that! reside within the dis
trict or county for which they were respectively
elected.
J S" McCALNIONT,
Speaker of the House of Rft esentutiVOԤ.
Speaker of B th F e j Sehate
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SENATE CHAMBER, Z
-Harrisburg, January 28, 1050. $ `' l, Samuel W. P'‘.atai,... rhief Clerk of the
c........ .1 Pennsvlvato., In hereby certitv that
the foregoing resolution, (No. 10 on the sernit.
file alike present session.) entitled, "Resolution ..:
relative to no nmetidnient of the Constitution,"—
it being the ,same resolution which was • 'agreed
to by a majority of the members elected to each
House of the last Legislature--after having been
duly • considered and discussed, was this day a- .
greed to by a majority of the members elected -
to and serving iii the Senate of Pennsylvania, at
its present session, as will appear by their votes ,
given on the final passage of the resolution as
follows, viz
Those voting in favor of the resolution were, .
I-I• Jones Brooke, J. Porter BraiwreY, William
A. Crahh, Jonathan J Cunningham, Thomas S.
Fenton, Thomas II Forsyth, Charles Findley,
Itobett M Frick, Henry Fulton,john W Guerir
sa y,—W-illinm-Ilaslettisiari-Hugua, — Thonthy ---
tres, Joshua Y Jones, - Joseph Konigtnacher,
George V. Lawrence, Maxwell McCaslin, Ben
jamin Malone, Benjamin Mattbiaa, Henry , A.
Wittenberg, William F: - Packeri Wm - R. Sail•
. kr, David Sankey, Peleg RSaverv, Conrad Stti•
Amer; Robert C Sierrett, Daniel Stine, rarris B.
Streeter, John II Walker andNalentine Best,
Sfiraker-,Yeas 25.
Those voting against the passage ofdlie Peso.
lotion were, George Darsie, Augustus Drum mil
-Alexander King=Nays-3.
Extract from the Journal: • „
SAMUEL W...FEARSON,
C/erkir -
IN THE HOUSE OF 3 . •
REPRESENTATIVES
liargsburg, March, 15;1850.
I, William Jack, Chief Clerk of the House of
Representatives of Pennsylvania, do htreby cer
tify that the foregoing resolution, (No. 10 on the
Senate file, and'No, 211 on the House Journal of
the present session,) entitled 0 Resolution relit.
•
two to the amendment of the Constitution,"
it being the same resolution which was agreed to
!•by a majority of 'the members elected. to mach
Hattie of the last Legislature , -4fter having been „..„
duly considered and discussed, was this ifaya• •
greed to by a majority of the members.elected
to and serving in the House of Representatives
• of Pennsylvania, at its presents OssiorOs ;
appear by their votes, given on the final passage
of the resolution, as follows, viz
Those voting-in favor of the passage . of the .
revolution -were, John Acker, John Allison, \V m
; Baker, Robert Baldwin, Dovid, Item, Craig
Biddle,Jerensiali Black, John S - Boiven,Wrilliarri
Brindle, Daniel /1 - Ilt Brower, Jesse it Burden,
I John Cesuia,,Henry Church,Joloi N. Conyng
'.hnin„ Sylvester Cridland, Benjamin G. David,
Williain•J • Dobbins, Joshes P Doviner, Thomas
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Duncan, William Dunn, William Espey, John C ,
Evans, Williani' Evans,-A. Seta Ewing,
Alex
ander S. Feather, lima Flowers,„ Benjamin
P.-'Fortner,--Alexander Gihhohey, Thomas - E, ,
Grier, Joseph E Griffin, Joseph Gaffey, Jneob
S llablentaii,George H Hart, Lelfert Hart, John. , :
' • Hastings, William J.' Hemphill, John floge, - 11
'Fluplet; Lewis lierford,• Washington J Jackson;
Nicholas Jones; John W Killinger, Charles •
Kinkeld,Robert Klotz, Harrison I. Laird,lllorris
Lecch/jonatluin D Led, Anson Leonard, James'. . •
.1 Lewis, Ilenry 'Llitle, Jonas R AloClintock,"',
• 'John - F McCullough; Alexander • C MaCurdy, •
'• John McLaughlin, John McLean; Samuel Marx, .
John B !Neck 'Michael Meyers,' John • Miller,
Joseph. C. Molloy, John D Morris. -Williana 1`• •
Morrison, Ezekiel Mowry, Edward Nicklesok
h incob Nissly, Charles O'Neill, John B Packer,
'Joseph C Powell, James C Reid, John S Rhey, ,
Lewis Roberts,' Samuel Robinson, Jalw Ruth.
W."Seolield;TlionsAs C Seo - ulfer . ,
William Shaffner, .11,1 chard Simplon, Eli Slifer, , .
-William Smith, William, A. Smith, Daniel M. ,
Snwahr, Wilburn H Solder, Thomas C steel;
David Steward,. , Charles Stockwell; Edwin. G. a
i Trone, Andre* Wade, Robert C Walker, The. •
matt Watson, •SidneY , ll Wells,,liams, Daniel Zerbeyund • Joun t S,,Meealmout i
iSp'eakei---Velis 87, -• •
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3101.1 , p evkipsi. thellasSage of the• reatr.:
lutlon were, Auguitui Cozmyty:Dav:id Enna ,
•:and'Jnines 111?Pcricriajts:3: t •
".1 Extract from thy. Journal .t;.
• "- " ' WILLIAk ,
Clerk.„,
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A de cectllyAbat,,,t4o aboye atria Foregoing. is a
true iind 'Correct copy of the oTiguna); resolution;.,
ofdlteLdeburel cAsseeibt,,?,“.-soutldd'oßesohitiOn -
rolative'to an amendment snf `
thoCoinditutdons?;;
ne the same remains (mile in this Ottiop. . .
r. li . In testimony have tkercuoto
. ,1..5..• set !AY '..4andi 04 . ; cuniseciP: cd :10 'sauced ,
ier.." ~de sealof 11 1 3,Sccretskry'4,0fIceoqtir . v
rialtnrg this Ofteenthday of Inne;AnnOlDoisilni.
ode thousand eightlppqrod pit.fir USS ty . .
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