Cl
MUM AND EXPOSEOR,
CARLISLA PENN,A
THE, LARGEST : AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
j IN • CUTIBERIA 0 COUNTY
revins7.74soo Dollars n. yew, ar .one. _Dollar and
Ebrey Cents, if punctually paid in Advance.
$1,75 if paid with i n floc ye.nr. '
6C7' We :have received a communi
cation on the subject of the proposed
amendment to the Constitution providiag
for an. elective Judiciary, but have no
space for it this Ivcelc:
tr""On Tuesday last, on motion of
W. M. Biddle, Asq: Mr. T. D. Prim
rose, was admitted to practice_in the sev
eral Courts of Cumberland County.
7Four locomotiveS, of the largest
class, which are intended for use on
the Cumberland Valley Rail Road after
the completion of the new track, were
taken through here to Chambershun on
Thursday last. The road will also be
furnished with new and elegant 'pimem
ger cars. The track is„tXpected to be
famished in about a mouth or six weeks,
when—we--shall have a road unsurpasskd
by any in the country.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT:- WC regret -to
learn that Ay. Wm 13. Mullen, of Paper
town; met with a painful accident yes
terday afternoon, while tending the rag
cutter in his Papermilt. While cutting
some coarse rags his hand was drawn in
and caught : by the revolving knives,cut
ting off the ihutriband twi: - Tfingers. The
bones Were amputated-at--the metacarpal
joint ,and the - wound dressed by Dr:
Hinkley. 'lt is but little less than a year
since - Mr. Mullen's eldest son - met with
a similar accident.
Waking the Census.
. THE mAN *llO TAKES NO NEWSPA
PER.—As a general thing, the Marshals
tell us, they are . well received-and-prompt
ly answered in town anchcountry. The
only serious uifflculty thus far exPerien
ced in Rerlis county, says_the__ Reading
Journal, (and our Marshals tell us the
smile oT CuniberlandLhas.tieen with the
man who takes no newspaper. In nine
cases_out of ten they find him a cross
--grained-,--stopidly_ignorant_perSon,—with..
a scull so thick that the few flickering
rays of knowledge that occasionly beam
upon him, are totally unab'e to pene
trate its dark recesses. He cannot' see
what business Government has to pry
into his family affairs, and tints. its a
gent as spies sent to eke out' his 'sub
stance and wrest from him .his 'posses
. sions I His wife and children 'are as ig
norant, suspicious and thick-headed as
him;elf. They scarcely know the name
of the township, county or State in which
—they live ;._have _ no idea of the kind o
government they are living under ; or
who makes our laws, imposes ,our taxes,
- and directs the affairs of the , State and
Nation. With these sort of people tpe
Census-men have a hard time of it
Their most civil enquiries are met with
insult and the most violent abuse from
men, woman and children. In several
nstances the marshals have been
threatened with personal violence. 4 ,Vhat
a-misera. a con. iron di - 6 man is in- tt-hT):
takes no newspapers .!
itr7.otie of the heaviest rains we
have had for a long time fell on Sunday
last. The creeks in the neighborhood
were_swollen to za_ great beighth, and
some injury was done hi places to the
embankment of tte. - Cumberland Valley
Rail Road, causing a Oetention of the
trains. :The sudden rik_of' water we
learn did extensive injury on the Sus
quehanna and Schuylkill rivers, and on
the Pennsylvania and Tide-water ca
nals;
itcr.The admirable Garrison Band,
under the charge of Sergeant
, Aikin,
gave another delightful musical _treat in
the sqUare on• Thursday evening last.
Our. citizens highly appreciate these
evening entertainments of the Band.
tasnV 13. PALMER'S Business . Men's .
Almanac for 1861, is already 'published.
It will be found replete_with information
respecting Banks, -, Canals,- Railroad,
Routes of "fravel, Imports, Exports,
Revenue; Trade, Industry, Manufactures,
Agriculture, and almost every thing else
iu which the business portion of the
public can be interested. We „recom
mend it to the attention of the commu
nity. •
- -11:7•Two claimers from I.lte Carlisle
Barracks were arrested near Middletown
on Saturday and brought back. .
slutAl.trauszaunun
On- Thrirsday evening, nth tat., at St. James'
'Church, by the Hey, pr. Morton, Mien/rt. M. Ens,
Fee,. of Cainelln, Frederick e'ounty, Rd., to . Nisi
Buick H., youngeat datighter'of the late JoseplifiStret
non, Beg
,of Quebec, Canada: '
DIED.
On thn 2.lth of Attgust,nt the residence :Whim &tit
Cr in Newton township, Jong Own 111cetim,oun
in the 21st year of hie age.
In eV et en milicTro - ;ugust, - 11 1 Ise
:11AllIf CAROTHERS, in the 24th year of her age.
.400 / 1 . 11 Newton township, on the 30( 1 1 of August, at the
residence ()flits lather, Samuel, Hansa, aged 16• yrs.
and HS months.
her late residence In !Springfield, on the morning
of the Ist Inet. of a disease of the heart, Atsa hfanL.
Aosta, aged 04 years.. The deceased 'leaves !:‘ large
,:circle of relatives and friends, by latent sho will be
• long remembered fer tier many •Ir viand amiable
qualities.' 43 be wan beloyed, and respected be all who
. . ,
knew her. ,
,•
On I , r4lny 23d ult.; of Cholera,. In Weslnnireland
• County, on board or bent*Joseph O. Wilson, Jong
Blain Foots', or this place, aged about 22 years.
:._/.011 Monday nighthist, filr....loserit-le r aot.,,an old
olilien of tliol orouglti aged about 00 years. -
00 /Buddenly,, of prvlsy,.iti Mechanicsburg, on Monday
evening, August 20th, Mr. rltvio WousT, aged stout
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-52 ye . ars . . . , .
.
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~,,, O n tho 29th ult., ELIZ/Z6Tq naLtt, only daughter
. .
5
4 r•airJointand Margate t.n. Ego, aged months and 16
.. , Dearest babe, alon ' nursed with care, '
•No e ff ort could detain thee hero,
' . Nor Tat :from toriurri,save thee ;" '
' =-- -.- , -Twas beet that-thou should'et haelen - whero
- , All sorrowe end, And meetly pilaw , -
' ; Ttrhe =allele o( gbh .thotave thee. ' ' ,
tleal Estate of uctioit:
Real Estate at Public Bale.
On Tuesday, the 1711riliScpternbcr; next
in pursuance of an order of ho - Orphans'
Cam of Climbed:lnd cotintk, Will be sold at
Publ.c Salc, at the residence pf incob Kissing
,,r; d,r'd., at one o'clock, P. M., the-following
Real Estate late the property 61 said decedent,
Is %VIE I — A tract of land in West Pennsboro'
township, bounded by hinds of Cams B. Ster
rett, George ffeliiebower, John McCulloch and
William-Kerr, containing YEN \ACRES, strict
Measure; all of which is cleared trod in csa ex•
client state of i•ultivation, having' thereon e
lected a two story %.entherlionrd
ed D\%ELLING.IIOUSE,framo
BARN, and an excellent Apple,
Orchard of choice fruit, toTbe sold
lig --
0
ft 0
,on the following terms—Five per
cot - ILp' . the pnrchase money on confiritiMion of
the sale, one half of the remainder on the let of
April next, when Possession will be given and
a deed made to the purchaser, and the residue
in two equal annual payments thereafter wit It.'
but interest. The grain in the ground to be
reserved. The 'purchaser to pay the taxes for
the year 1851. - The, whole to be sec.ired by
recognizance in the Orphans' Court with np
proved security.
A nr , ust 55 '5O 3t
DAVID RING
Trustee appointed by the Court to make sale.
Orphans' Conrt.Sate.
On THURSD.4Y, the 3tigr October, 1850
Int Y Of nn order of the fir plians' Court
k) of Cumberland county; mid an authority for
the parties in interest who are of age, the sub
scriber will Mier at public sale, on the premises
the following property, late the estate of Mi-.
cloud Brandt, of Dickinson townshlp ' 'deed, viz;
A tract of land situate in liockersville, in said
Dickinson township , containing 100 ACRES of
first rate Limestone Laud, :Adjoining lands of
Newcomer, Hockey 111111 others, all of which is
cleave:Lai:din a_hig,lt_state_of_cnitiva lion _except
about-1 Acres of Woodland. The improvements
are a two Story D E LLING
110USEnnil Frame BARN, a good
••'g a p c v. TENANT HOUSE 'with Stable,
c 7 91 a well of water to each house, to
• gether with other out buildings.
Also, an Orchard Of choice friiit,pilocipagy ap
ples. Also,-at the same time and
. place a tract
of Timber Land, situate in Dickinson township,
at the South Mountain, containing. 26 ACRES
of -young-and-thriving timber,. ad joining-lands.of
Gem Miller, Newcomer and others. TerMs of
sale.will-be made known au-said day when at•
tendance will be Fiven by'tbe sub:wilier, Guar.
dian of minor children of .Michael_Brandt, dec.
and attorney of those who arc of- full age.
aug2B DAV D• BRANDT.,
PUBT;ZO sAzr. QF .EJLL ESTATE
IN pursuanCe of an order of the Orphnns'
Court of Cumberland county, will be sold at
public sale. at the late residence of Benjamin
Myers, deceased, - on Friday the 11th day of
October next, at IQ-o'clock A. M., the folleiv
mg describild ReajEstatrnite the property -of--
said decedent, to wit .—A tract of land situate
in Dickinson township, bounded by lands of
Jelin Huston, John Fishburn, land of the said
Benjamin Myers, deceased, nnd "Ali'lit Myers,
containing .55 ACRES and 130 PERCHES,
strict measure, of ' , filch about 70 acres ate
cleared and in a rood state of edltival ion ' and
the residue excetenriiinber land;having there
,. on erected a_two story weather
-,,,a -!-_,••:!•_1_ boarded-MO-USE, LOG Sl'A•
• .., i l l pi i
. git TILE, with a well of water near
1.0..,..-„, 4 11 k "f- the door, .and a good Apple Orch
.---- and of choice fruit.- Also, a Ten'
ant House and Stable. Also at the same time
• and plod°, will lie sold a small tract oftirst rate
ir o b-0 , land, sitoarc in the same lovrff6htp, and
' bdunded by lands of John Fishbarn, the heirs
' OrMiqhtlel lip, deceased, William . Line and
PhiliP . Spangler, containing 10 ACRES and 57
PERCHES. -
The above - described keel Estate will be sold
pe the following terms : So much as may be,
necessary_ to pay the costs and expenses of sale
to be paid on the confirmation of tho-sale by the
Court, onea lard of the balance to remain in the
[mods ofthe purcltasor during the life of Eliza
Myers, widow the interest to he_pAiti to her
i 1 .atidt It - Jr - death the prinOtt the
pant to ale heirsel the aforesaid . Benj. Myers,
dec . & one half of the balance of the purchase
money of the tract first above described to be
paid on the first of April next. when possession
will be given and a deed made to the purchaser,
and the residue in two equal annual payments
thereafter without interest. The residOe ofthe
' purchase money of the tract of timber land, tater
deducting the widow's dower, to be paid on the
first of April next. 'rho whole to - be secured by
recognizance in the 0-phans' Court with ap
proved security. .1 WIN CAROTHERS,
Aug 55;50 is Ahniqiatrator. -
assignees Sale.
On SOTURDAY, the 12th of October.
WILL be sold at public sale, at 10 o'clock,
A. Si , ou the premises, the hollowing described
tract of land, containing about 'MEIN TY
TWOAC RES, situate in Lower Allen, ofwn•
ship,..Cumberland county, one mile above Eber
ly': mill, en Cedar Spring, ad . lefining lands of
William R. Gorgas, Daniel Erich, and others,
with a %yell finished RA ME
HOUS ooNlalrees — S ho ,
unC Barn and other improvements there•
"" on erected. There is also, an orch•
and of choice fruit. It is a desirable
location bra mechanic and worthy of atten
tion.
Also, at the Sallie time and place will be sold
a Tract 'of Woodland; containing TEN ACRES
more or less, situate in Fairview township,
York county, adjoining lands of Christian Gar.
bcr, Gorgas and others.- Also, - a. lot
of card wend on said tract.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold
the following - personal property; ' , MT- Horses
and horse gears, milch cows and other cattle,
- Ifogs and Sheep, Grain b'y the buShcl, Hay by
the ton, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows and other
lure - ling utensils. Also u lot ofchestnut rails,
a number of quarrying tools, together with
Household and Kitchen Furniture and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. .Atiendance
will be give' , and terns of sale made known by
Aug22,Mo CHRISTIAN EBERLY.
.118signee'of Daniel Heck.
ORPHANS COUNT SALE
On Saturday the 12th of October.
BY virtue of on order of the Orphans' Court
of Cumberland• county, will be sold at public
sale on the premises in Lisburn, Cumberland
County, the follciwing property, late the estate
of Immo Lloyd, deceased viz:
A House and three lots of ground, situate in
said place, on the road to Harrisburg, adjoining
property of John Sherich and Geo. Bar
glitter. The hove is n weatherboarded two
• story dwelling-HOUSE,
and :insetted to
ra
it are several outbuildings, including a
large stable - shed, Sr.. - O. There is a first rain
well of water near the door. Also, anumber of
ehnice fruit trees. On one 'of the 100 is erected
a good frame Cabinet. 'Maker's shop. It may
be considered a good stand for that business,and
holds out'strong inducements to purchasers,—
•Persons wishing to-examine the property art
tequested to call on the subscriber, living on
the premises. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock,
in the aliernooon of said day, when terms Will
be thnde known by REUB.E..ISTAR,
Aug .22,'50 . .. .liiimnistrator. •
VALUABLE! paorimarsr
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY, the 10th of October, next.
'ff:Nr ',pursuance of an order of ilie, Orphans'
Omni or cumin:viand county, the undersigned
Administrator of Abraom Brenneman, deu'd.,
will sell, on the premises, all - the — tiit&est and
claim of the said decedent, being the undivided
seventh part in a tract of land in East Penns
boro' township in said county, containing
• , 101 4.013.3E1S -. ' • '
more or less, bounded by landa.of Michael Free
Joseph Sadler, g eorge Bowman and others, on
which is erected it large Two Story
11
• sToNr, tiousr., Bank Born, - With
L I : . Wagon Shed, Qum Cribs, Smoko and
gsk a Spring House,' and a never-failing
..,,,,X Spring of water which Waters Ritmo
ber of the fields. There is about Ninety Acres
cleared, and the remainder cOverod with thriv
' iog-timbem-- Sufficient Locust growing out the
twermses to furnish posts forever for fencing . .--.
Take it altogether it is 'one of the most &sua
ble tr.tots of land in tho c0.u0ty.... -Sale to com-'.
hence at 2 o'olook,,P. M., When 9.ttendaueo will
ho given and terms made known by'
aug2B . ' . %MS. hiUSSEIt, Ad:Mr.
House aud Lot at Ruelic Sale.
On SATURDAY, the Hilt of September .
WILL be sold at public sale - Mc theitretnises
in Frankford township, Cumberland county.-
about two and a half miles north of Frien'a
Mill, find one mile north.cust• of Bloserville,
and) mile west-of Dewalt's Tavern, lot. con
taining SIX ACRES, more or - Ivo, of good
land well fenced. The _ improvements ,fire. a-
T ST.OR_Y__DWELLIN Gr
.=X I 'HOUSE, weatherboarded t With a,
Stone Kitchen - attached one nod
VP, : a-half stories high,. and a largo
a*F1e4.?t,..;,:g.1 4 1' shop.. A good little llAltql, one
end log and the other frame.. -Aloo,-tit well' of
never failing water fit the door of the house and
n variety'ef choice fruit'trecte. Salo to com
mence at one o'clock, P. M. 'when attendance
M
will be given and terms ma de known by
August 28 te. BENJAMIN RICE, Ir._
tvrixeßtAti OIL roi oak it
~ (ice4tt) !MaI:LARD'S
neat testate of Ttactian.
CLtOXCE• roa sA.Lr.
THE soltpuriber offers for sale a, valuable
Parm_ormir.tice_arable-land,- situate - in- West'
Pennaboro' township, Cumberland - county, onfl
the Conodeguinet Creek, eight miles west of
Carlisle andlwithimtwo and a half of the Cum.'
[nylon& Val ley Rail Road, containing about ISO
CRES inn high state of cultivation. The ior
proventents are a two story Wentherboarded
HOURR,BnRike House,- Ice Home and Wash
Muse', and a good well of water at the door.—
Also, a large! Rank _Porn, Corn Crib, Wagon
Shed :11in good order and a good Orclifird - ,
There is 17 Acres al first rate Meadow and it•
bout 25 - Acres of Timber Land-on the opposite
..side of the creek, which will be sold with the
,Firm if desired. There has been between ti c
athlisix thousand bushels of lime put on this
Faint lately.,. The r e is also a large Lime Kiln,
capable of burning from le to 14-00 bushels at a
blast on the property.
aug2Btn
NVILLIAIII . AL I'ER
catanenster Volksfreand copy tr. and send
Lill to this office for collection.
Orphans Court ;Sate.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Cumberland county, 'the following Real Es
tate, late the property of Isaac Beidleman, de-.
ceased, will be sold on the premises, on Satur
day the 28th day of SEPTEMBER next, to
wit: A tract of land, situate in Silver Spring ,
township, near to Kingstown, in said county,
bounded, by John Senseman, George Keller and
others, containing TWO ACRES and thirty
ono Perches, of Lim6stono Land, all of which
is cleared and under good fence, and in a high
. state of cultivation. The improve
ments are n LOG DWELLING
a HOUSE, STABLE, and other
p ourbuildings. A Young Apple
4 "":"'...V:' Orchard of grafted fitlit and other
kinds of fruit 'roes on the promises. Sale to
commenee-at-2-o'clock-on% said- day i - and the
terms made known by
August 23'50 in. - JOHN FIREOVID..
Administrator of Isa c Beniteman deed.
XOUS ANEY LO!
AT I'RIVATE SALE.
TEIE subscriber .offers at private sole a
HOUSE & LOT OF GROUND,
situate on the north side of Main st.
•••• •second touseirom the square and
uNg !Moly occupied lay'Df. Thu. Creiglf.
_dee'd , in the borough of Carlisle.
The hehOe is two stories high, of Brick, and'
about 32 by 40 feet square, with a Dining.roont
and Riteltett, and Cellar underneath the whole
of it, 'with the necessary out hews, a good
garden with choice fruit trees. The terms will
be trade to suit ' d purchaser, as the avet i& to
effect a sale immediately. 'Enquire of Mrs. E .
Creigh on the premises.
au 21
'I'IIOS.
ASSIGNEES'. 'SALE_ OF
jrALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On SATURDSY, the sth of October, 1850
subscriuor sill otter at public sale of
the premises, in West Pennsboro township,
the following Real Estate, late the property of
Samuel Bear, deed., situated three and a hall
Iniles west of Carlisle, near John Flays' Mill,
containimr_lP - ACRES more or, less, ofefirst
rate Limistone Land, bounded on the north by
the •Conodsguinet Creek, also by lands of
Rear-,.:Jr..-hairy Smith,_George_Singiser_ and
others, about 108 Acres of which is first rate
tillable land in a good state of cultivation, the
remainder is covered with fine young timber.—
The impi . weinenis demist of a
_,g;52 0 -1- large two story STON E HOUSE
• .:4 t!I i targe - S Bank Earn, Wagon
. „,7 rlll- P Shed, Corn Cribs nod other con
1 ,
,p;Lt'-:16..P.4, , ' ',einem out buildings, n spring of
gooeivater near the door. Also, an Orchard
of thriving young trees on the property,- -Sale
to commence nt 10 o'clsek, A, M., on said deli,
wlreit attendance will-be elven and terms made
-kuowtrhy THOS. TREASON;
nug2l Assignee of &al Bear, (iced.
VALUABLE HILL AND FARM
SALE. •
On [VEDNESD: , ./Y, the leilh of October, 18ri0.
- THE iubscribers wishing to di,Solve part
nerahip and remove to the West, will sell their
Valuable MILL and FA RM,-gnuated in West
p eo nsb.„ro' township, Cumberland county. The
Farm Obtains 133 ACRES of tlret..rite. Lt to-
stone Land, the celebrated fig Spring tuns
along the western margin of the tract, trir ream
that never fails or freezes, and is iMequalled by
any stream in she United States. The ha
provemenmare a:first rate
aCHANT ramt.
three stories high, fi..isf7cd off in the most cem•
plete Aarder, with patent improved Merchant
Bolt, Self Packer, and all the latest improve•
monts in Nlachinery, Corn Kiln, and situated on
the above named Spring. which affords a full
supply of water at all times to the Mill. There
is also erected on this property a
„ large two store DWELLING
1. 9 , t4„ - , I , ;'.; HOU S E, Bank Barn and Stabling
'sa mill e rs' House, Cooper Shop, °
Orchard, &e. The buildings ar
all nearly 'new, and sit the best order. about.
two-thirds-of-rlte—tract cleared-and-the-bid
allee covererd tint - tang - ilmlferTli6Ttro•
perry is near the Cumberland Valley Rail Road
in the hear t of a rich country, and offers stron'g
inducements to capitalists. This property will
be sold separately or together to suit perches.
era. Terms made easy to snit purchasers as
wo will sell without reserve. Any inlormation
about the property can be had by addressing
John Piper. Big Spring Post Office, Cumber'
land county, Pa. -
_
JOHN PIPER,
SAMUEL PIPER,
JAMES PiPLR, -
nug2l
10 - Weekly North American and Lancaster
Union Insert till sale ani send bill to this
office for collection. ,
REAL.ESTATES
AND VALUABLE '
MILL PROPERTY
:AT . PUBLIC SALE
On Leii MAY, the Ilth day of October, next
MM..: subscriber, Assignee of JOHN TRIM
- Mtn: or Rending township, Adams-coon
ty, Pa., sell, at public sale, nt 10 o'clock
#. M., on the premises, the valuable
. WILL PROPERTIE.
of said Trimmer, situate in Reading township,
on the Big Conowago, about' one-fourth mile
from-the Hanover nod Carlisle turnpike, where
Blake's bridge crosses said stream, shoot eight
miles from Hanover and one, from Hampton,
adMining lands of John Duncan and . others.r—
The MILL is a three story building, upper part
frame and lower part brick. It has four run of
'stones, a Dry Kiln, and all other necessary ap..
paratus itt good order and mostly new. There
is a good SAW MIL L attached to the Mer
chant Mill. .There are connected with the pro ,
party 21 ACRES of-Land, clear
ed and well improved, With a
1 LOG HOUSE, a well of water
1:1 , convenient to- the door, a LOG
BARN,. &c. This Mill-is Bur,
rounded by;a rich grain-growing country and
commands a heavy amount of custom.
• ALSO, al flit same time and place,
The undersigned will expose to silo the VAL.
UAB LG FA RM of said Triminer,in Reading
township, adjoining the Mill Properly, and con
mining 107 ACMES, more or less,'llie im
provements on which ore
A. TWO 5T031 . 2 110VSEI
(weatherboaried,) a Log Barn and other out
buildings. There is a 'well of never-failing
water-near the dour of the dwolling 4 ; also, a
young Orchard of superior, fruit treed on the
premises.. There is a duo proportion of Moo
dow and• Timber land—the whole being under
good fencing and Mat high State of cultivation.
On SATURD.IIY, the 12th day of October, next
al• 12 o'clock; Jl.l.
1,,,,,„
Will be sold .o the pramiseti, n tract of TIM-
Bh.ll LAND, he property orthe said 'rrini
mor, situate in ickinson township, Cumber
iiiu county, co mining TEN ACRES, more
or less, near the ad leading from Whileatown
to Pins Grove, formerly owned by Conrad All
wino; and adioinitig lands of Mr. Sowers and
others.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on days of sale by ,the subscriber, to
whom: in the meantime, application cnn be
made for any--desired information.
- - JOHN •BH.O UGH, . 43 signo
• ,
-•
Hampton, nun'2l ~`:',, f . .
Valuable Property for Sale.
On 2.IITUADJY,.I I / 1 14th of Septentber;`nex
. ,
• WILE he sold at public` sale on the premises
in Smith Middleion.rownshipf_Cumborlarid co„
Pa.;the following Reel Estate,late the property
of Baltzcr Gunkle, ilee'd4 about three miles
south of Carlisle, on `{ho read. leading from
Carlisle to Shenffer's Mill, containing. .3:2
ACRES AND 63 PEP CHES,..,of tirst.reite
Litnestode Land, '26 Acres nre cleared and in a
high suite of cultivation, and the'remainder is
cowt.d with fine young. timber. There is a
first rate Sand Bank on the progeny. Any
person wishing to View the abuse properly can
do so calling on the subscriber, Sale
,commorteo_ntlio'clock. on4mitlAiiy,-when. at
tendance will be given and terms made knOvin
•by • bing2 l /. JOHN , RUNKLE.
eotatt at , auction. .
V\ALUAITLE . -
PERTY AT -PUBLIC SALE.
. Oh SaTUR.D.RY the 28th of SSptemlter, next
•
WILL be sold-at public sale, on the premises
in North,Middleton tow.nsfitp , ''Qumb - eiland co.;
Pa., two miles south of Middlesex Mills, and'
four. miles east of Carlisle, the following Real
Estate, adjoining lands off, bonnie
Urio's heirs and others,nontaining 190 ACRES,
of first-rate Limestone Land inn high state of
cultivation and well supplied with all kinds o
fruit, and for pleasantness of situation and•con
venience runningwater is surpassed by few
places in the 'county.. The improvements aro
n large and substantial :STONE
HOUSE, BARN and otber nee
esacry' ciitt:lmases. .85000,00 of
the purchase money may remain
on thcr'properly for live years
five per cent. intetest, if' desired. Also, at the tt
same time and place a tract of Innd situate in
the same township, 1 mile from Middlesex, and
3 from Carlisle, adjoining•lands of Joseph Wit
mer, Robert Erwin and others, eontaining .SE
VEN ACRES, the impriivemo:lts are a two
story frame- wontherlmarded HOUSE, Frame
BARN, a good bearing orchard, &c. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock, on said day, when at
tendance will be given and-terms-made known
for the latter tract by
Aug 21.'50 9t SOLOMON BYLER.
PRIVATE SALE
THE.sUbscriber, offers at private sale the fol.
lowing property. situate in North Middleton
township, Cumberland county, near the Harris
burg turnpike, about 2 miles front 'Carlisle,
consisting of upwards of THREE ACRES el
Ground,indjoining properties ar Samuel Rutz,
Beerbrower and theLetart Spring, on which is
rAerected a 2'story, Brick DWELLING
~ s2mv HOUSE, a two story vtog Drasum g
" House, a Bank Ram., And other
Windings. 'Chore
,is also a fine young Orchard
of choice Apple trees. Also, a fine coorsPring
convenient to the houses. The property is:in
good order, and is admirably adapted for a mar
ket farm, being 'convenient to the borough of
Carlisle. Terms will be made reasonable.—
For further information apply to the subscriber
agent for iho owner. living near Me place._
aug 14 • oJD11.1?.:11IAII GRINER.
.issigneels Side.
THE subscriber-will-expose-to-public sale,
RDAY, the 7th da - ,--.3( September,
next, tho property of Henry fleugy. situate in
North Mid dleton township, Cumberland county
at four miles rnst - 'of Carlisle. A
Lot of Ground containing 50 PERCHES, more
or less, having thereon erected a two story
FRAME -HOUSE and ‘V.ell of good Water,
with a new pitta m nt the door m.. 1 a vari4y of
fruit trees, n Stable and Slaughter Shop. Also
a,lot of ground, bounded on the north by Ahe
same property containing 01 . Perches; one nine
plamstove_and_pipe, it lot of corpet, one grain
cradle, one side saddle., a lot of earthen ware, a
lot of grdynd pepper. Salo to commence at 10
- Elf said - day . , - wherrtermn - will - be - matle
known by I , ,'M ZEIGLER,
atigl4 St lAßsigace.
Howse and Lott for sae,
....,
Ott SATURDAY, the 14th ,of September, 1850.
WILL be-Olfered.at public , sale,,on the prem..
ices, in Shiremanstown, Cumberland county,
the following property of Jacob Weise, Imo of
said place, deceased, viz,—A HOUSE
• AND - LOT OP GROUND, situate
e. c I I in said village, adjoining the public
, r a.
. g g house of David Brown, containing a•
bout 70 feet in front and 200 few in
depth. The house is two stories high, plaster
ed on-the outside, and-in go'od.renair.__Attaoh
ed *to the house is a frame Shoeinaker's Shop,
for which busipcss it is a good stand- There is
a first rate well of water on the lot, and a num
ber of choice fruit trees. Salo to commence at
12 o'elocl , , noon, WlMii aliendanee will be
by ~ ' ELIZABETH WEISE.
attg7ts I...:xrcutri-e.
icco.
amp- eeting,
A Camp Meeting will _be held for .Carlisle
Circuit on the land of Mr. John Dunlop. about
four miles South of IVlochniiiescu, g, to com
mence-on the`Gth of September. IEISO. Preach
ers amd people from. the„neighboring stations_
and circuits are respectfully invited to attend.—
Persons desiring to tent on the ground, will
'please bring their tent frames ri.,ex with them.
nug2B24. J p
Ledger and Newl.
THE midersigned hereby gives notice that
on and after the first of Sopteniber the daily
Ledger, News, &e., Mill not' be served by a
carrier nt the residence of subscribers. The
subscribers to these papers are therefore reques•
ted to call at the book store for their papers.
Aug 22.,'50 Im. DAVID MARTIN.
York and Cumberland Rail Road Co.
THE stockholder; in this Company are here
by notified that an election will he held °ti
the 23t.e . Septent her next, between the hours'
- of 10 . fuck,A. M. and 2 o'clock P at-tite—
hce-ofthe_ComDany_in_Y_ork,--for-elioosing-
President and six Directors for the ensuing
year. ,
Also—that a meeting of the stockholders wilt
be held at Brown's Lyre Building, in Baltt
moro, on Alonciay evening. the-I6th of Septem
ber, to receive the annual report. By order,
Aug. 21, to. ELI LEWIS,
Srerrigry.
Estate of Thos. 0, Reeme, Deet.
Letters of administration on the esdate of
Thomas C. Regime, late of Shiremanstown,
Cumberland county, deceased, havebedn gran•
ted by the register of said county, to the sub
scriber, residing in Dauphin county. Lie will
attend on Monday.the 2cl of September, and
every other-Monday for two months thereafter
at the residence of the deceased, where all per
sons indebted are requested to make immediate
payment, and these having claims to present
diem for settlement to DANIEL SHELL,
Aug 22,'50 Gt. athnilgarator.
Estate of JAMES-CL J ARKE, deed
LETTERS of Administration on the Es
tato of James Clark, late of Southampton
township, Cumberland county, deceased, have
been granted to the subccriber residing in the
sante township. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to sold estate ore requested to
make immediate payment. rind those having
clams will present them for iettlement to
oug7,6wpd ' AVM. CL A VA, Aker:
I\7O I IIC.E.
LL persons indebted to the late firm of
HUMMEL LEBKICHER & KERR are
requested to make immedbate 'payment to either
of the Undersigned surviving partners. We .
would also inform the public that we have n
good aesortment of LUMBER & SHINGLES
for sale at reduced prices.
VALENTINE HUMMEL,
WM M KERR.
Idly 31, 1850-6 w. .
"Linen .itatres.
A new lo: of Linen Lustree, varicus7:prices
and colors, from 6 to 50 cents a yard. - Also;
anotheseupply of Braid, China Pearl, Rough
and Ready, , Ginip, and MI, BONNETS.—
Also, Changeable, and Dress SILKS, in vari—
ety, with a varied assortment of Bonnet and
Cap RIBBONS, Dress Trimmings, &e. &c
just received and:opened by
may 29 FAG. W. lIITN ER.
Boots, Shoes and. Gaiters.
WFAT SMELT 0P1.0. , ,1TC TILE NETIIODIOT
011IIIICII• •
WM. M. PORTER invitee the attention of.
the public to he largo - and complete as
sortment of BOOTS, SHOES. hr. GAITERS,
just received from Philadelphia, inelt3ding a va
riety of,now styles. Ilia experience in the Sloe
business. enables him to select work of the best
materials and emck t unneltip, which will be sold
at tho lowest cash price and warraniel,
irrGustomer work , nttended to tusual.
,TO TEA.O:SERS:
THE Board of Direarete of the Common
Schools of Monroe DiStriet, will meet at the
School. House in Churchiawn, on: BATCH.
DAY, the 7th of September, nt •1 o'clock, rat.
for the purpose of examining and selecting 9
TEACHERS for to take charge of the schools
of said district for the ensuing term.' By 'order
of the Board. - - JOHN BRANDT, &rev.
aug2t,3t'
. . ..
• ' Harrison% Columbianlnk.
.. _
.SHE sgbacetber has on band"a largo supply
ef the above ink, mhielr, ti3l a special tir'
tangement-rith the proprietor, he is ablnto far
nisi) termer - chants and others, at the maniac'
immix wheleisaln prices. '
aug2l ' . • • a, A HUBDARD.
IRON! moral •
- 2 eh TONS ponlinerod, and IRON
JL%- , rooeivad at t h a ,Cheap Stott) of the
;et hocidber inNnin siToot., II SAXTON.
aug,l4
To ShoemakeiO...!
. ,
GROS-stool-iitid e s
inet, received by . W liITNER. •
5iug'2 . 13.1850. is
tal e6tate at t2t.ttction,
• ROI :Estate
AT EXECUTOR'S SALE.
On TUESDAY, the "24th of September, next,
WILL' be sordlit public s'alatm the prerniaes,
in. Monroe 'township, CuMberland county'„ Pa.,
the following"real estate, Into the. property of
Peter Bricker, dee'd. on the Forgo Road, one
rhile east of SpringTOrget
NO. I.'OONT.O.LNING 130 ACRES
*of first-rate limestone land. The improvements
are n'large'STONE 1101 SE, BANK BARN
Spring Hondo, Wagon Sheds, Corn Crib and
other out buildings. Also, a fir% rate Spring
near the door, and an Orchard of 'ehoieo fruit.
NO. 2,. CONTAINING 109 .11011 ES
of Limestone Land, adjoining the above. The
improvements aro a ono story HOUSE AND
BANK BARN, and other out-buildings, and a
TENANT HOUSE, and severul.sprrngs near
the door. Both farms are in a high slaw of cul
tivation and under good lance. -
IWO. _3: OOPTTAINZDTG 60 410/IES
adjoining No. 2, and one-fourth of a mile south
of Churchtown,.about 10 aro .cleared, the ,re
ratiiiider is.covered with'first-rate.fimber.
'OO.trIVIIDTS 11 ACRES.
on the south tide of Yellow Breeches Creek.—
The improvements are a good LOG HOUSE
AND STABLE, and a good - Spring, and the
lancLis under good - cultivation.
NO. 6. 00111PAIDTS 2 ACRES,
more or lees, on the Forge Road, one mile east
of Spring Forgo. The improvements nro a
large two story HOUSE, part stone, Frame
Stable; Blacksmith Shop, and other out-build ,
ings, with a first rate spring in the basement
story of the house,
-mt . °. 6. corrritiD*s
more or less, of unimproved land, on the York
Road, near Churchtown. under good fence. 1.
No, 7. A Largo Two Story
ZIOUSEI & LOT Or GROUND
in Churchtown, about 40 feet in front and 150
feet in depth, Indisputable titles will be given
for .h above properties: 'These properties will
beallown and all necessary information given
to persons wishing to purchasc,,by calling on
either of the subscribers, or John Ltrz.living
on lot No. 5. Saleio_commonce al one o'clock,.
when attendance will be given and• term's made
known by
GEORGE BRINDLE,
JOIN BRINDLE,
• •
aug - -
7 is 112!ycutors.
Lancaster Examiner insert till sale and
send bill to this office for collection.
- ASSIGNEES' SALE OF
13 , ,°atuable Real _Estate,
On EX. IDAY., the Mb' of Septernber,.next,
tn-IHE subscriber will offer at public sale, on
IL the premises, the residence of Mr. George
Strome, in Frankford township, Cumberland
county, about half a mile west of Hays' Mill
the following Valuable real este e, to wit : -.
. No. I.—A tract of Limestone' Land, situate
ian_above.deseribed,_boundecl_by, lands of Peter .
Minnieh, John -- Wynkoup, and others, contain
ing 135 ACRES, more or less. About six
Acres of _which_ is timber_ land, of Superior,
quality., the other being tillable, in n fine state I
of cultivation and Well . enclosed with substan- '
tialfenees. The improvements
t. ......y. NI emns.st of n large two story stone
4 00 DWELLING ROUSE, large .
~•. 14 stone DANK DARN, Wagon
0:
r
Sheds, CoruCribs..Spring House_
and other convement outbuildings. A well of I
good water is in front of the door. Several Or•
1 1 t i t ) l e ta rt r , d , S , in c t o h n r , i , N, e -i i nA i e t o t t e al l t
h i e " „ ; n n o r v e n a b is Xli n n i L m i l , 'r ri o n
.excellent TENANT HOUSE, with goad Sin '
lite. Carpebter Slrop, -und , ni her convenient
buildings. Altogether, this is one of the hest
and most desirable properties in the county,
being located on the Conodoguinet Creek, and.
well supplied with water by springs and rivu
lets. ,
. •
No. 12.—A tract of land in the same townshi p,
adjoining •property of William Allis:demon, J.
Kiehl and others,•comaining 14 ACHES' of
good Slate Land, eight, of which ,are cleared,
and the halance.well covCred_with thriving. tim •.
her. Fonce6 in good condition—without inn- '
p?ovements.
No 3.—A tract ol lirst-rate MOUNTAIN
LAND. in the township aforesaid, adjoinin g
la ti.ls 01 . ainiel 4nel:waiter, Fledericit Men,
zer and others, containing 14 ACRES. This
tract is well covered with fine Chesitiat and.
Oak Timber.- •-•
No. 4.—A tract, of heavy timber land, in
Tyrone toWnship, Perry county, bounded by
the Oak Grove Furnace lands, contaiinntt
ACRES, more or less—without improvements.
This tract is one of the best of us kind in - this
section of country. Sale to commence ..at ID
o'clock, A.M., on snid day, when avendance
will be given and conditions made known by
JOHN . -WAGGONER,
Assignee of Geo. Strome.
aug7ts
Valuable Town- Property for Sale.
NE of the most desirable private resid. noes
dI
in the borough situated on, Lout her .^trcet
The house is. a two stotl? 13111 CK,
• t 4 feet in front and the same
•••• .t.itice in depth. It contains two
. •
fin rooms-and-a hall on-the-groonti-ileor-,
--.2.- - ..-.A.-.1 - iliftl:three - good chambers on the-se
cond floor. The back building adjoining it is
also of brick, two st,..ries high, cootaining two
rooms up stairs and two down. Attached to
this is n line large Kitchen, with Smoke house,
Oven, &c. The entire house is well finished
throughout and now in the best order, There is
a spacious Cistern near the Kitchen door, with
it pump in it e and n Bath House convenient.—_
The house. and back buildings possess every.
modern convenience. The lot on which ,Ike
house stands is 30 feel front. by 240 in depth,
and is full r f the choicest selections of Iron
trees, consisting of Apples, Pears, Peaches.
Prunes, Plums. Gages and two varieties of
Grape. On the rear of the lot, fronting on al2
foot alley is crested n: frame Stable, built ire the
best manner, 24 by 18 feet in size, together
vilthrt corn crib, hog pens., feed house, &c., nib
of which ale 'arranged in the most convenient
manner. The property . will be sold on reasons ;
ble terms.l Persons wishing to examine it. or
aesiring farther information, are requested to
call on the Editor of the Herald. [ringl4tf
Desirable Property For Sale
'PHE subscriber will sell at private sole the
property on which he now resides, sliaute in
.Nest Pennsboro'. township, Cumberland coun
ty, containing shout NINE ACRES, with a
good two story FRAME - DOUSE, good frame 1
BvIRN, a good well of cantor, and nll the
ont•builclings, together with an orchard
tret ,cF2 , : - of over thirty TREES of
„.-- ‘t : , ,choice varieties of Apple ii-Avk
A ~..1,,` ,in fall herring. A Peach tp- '4,....k.
i l °reliant of about sixty '', i '''
,I.—. trees of the most select ..ii‘. _ '
eastern varieties, with a general assortment of
Pear, -- Plum, Apricot, -Wed. - aria° and Chitty.
trees of the - best varieties. 'Pia buildings are
all new and bi It in the most substantial man
-ner, the who property is in good order, and
ef
one of the m st desirable in the county, being
• situated in thtevillage of Plairmeld; five miles
west of Carlisle, dole to Church and Schools,
and within one•half mile of Burns' Academy.
'lt presents rare inducements to a mechanic or
private-family wishing to educate their children.
-lf not sold Previous to the Stli of OCTOBER,
next, a will on that day is offered at public
solo at 10 o'clock on the - premises, and will pus
itively ha sold. For particulars address the
subscriber at Plainfi. Id, Cumberland county.
augl4- ANDREW CAROTHERS
4
I!
• ' VAL 1711673300 PROPER'Lvir
AT PUBLIC sALB. .
Ott SJTURDSY, the 511 i of OCTOBER, 1850.
• w a", be sold at public sale or. the premines•
in Monroe towitehip, Cumberland County,' Pa,
adjoining, Churchiewn, the following Real Es
tate of Frederick Goodyear, dee'd.,
CONTAINING 163 ACRES
; of first rate limestone land, 120 of which is
i cleared - and in a high state cultivation, and
the remainder is covered with fine young timber.
The improvements are n Two Story .
I A Double DAV EOUSE,
134 ;114' large STONE DANK BARN,
I MI , with a Threshing Machine nnd horse
power. A.well of never-lailing wa•
Iter near . the house with a spring house, and all
other necessary out buililina, - s.• Also, as large
ORCHARD of choice fruit. l'he above pro
, perty will-be Kild either in two tracts or loge;
1 ther, ns may best suit the purchasers. Any
person wishgtg io sea the Mum property Will
please call on the subscribers in Ghurrhtown• •
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P.M., when
;
I attendance will he Oval : land terms made kilbern
by -JOHN GOODYEAR,
JACOB GOODYEAR, •
DANI, GOODYEAR,
• -Borderers. •
aug7 te
auctioaseexing_l
THE subscriber win 61 infOrm.his friends
. ' town and country
that ho has comnionc
g ad) tho-abovo business
1 37,4:. T.; ' and will ;attend to stiles
• o D ost rcuaunablo
to nth Ho eon ne Wand at tho Hardware Store.
•naiit door to Scott's Tavora' in I orth Hanover
otroot. .
i augl4
RNOLDS wthing fluid, a •Qty. sa
-1 poriar Ink. py sato as HUMIARD'B
itiotate 'auction.
TEXECUTORS SAL;F. OF
VALUABLE AEA& ESTATE
11 6 %
uswold,o
2d
oy,..titcobtic next, arm
o'clock; on the prom i'ses,the collowiro described
Lealesiate: •
•
P. A tract, .of excellent land: laying on the
south side of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road
nbour .f mileseast of Carlisle, containing about
200 ACRES. If is under good fence and in a
high state of cultivation. The
7 improvements are a large two SStd'l
• "" ry BRICE HOUSE, a large briCk
1141
rkk Bank Barn, both recently built,
It% and all the necessary out-buildings
There is-a of. water (with a purnplin_tha.....
yard: Part of this tract is well timbered. • I!
2. About 90 ACRES; - ono mile aw.ttli.of the 1,
above tract, of which there are7about 20 Acres
cleared, the balance is excellent: timber land.
There will also be offered at pnblic sale be
THURSDAY, the '24th or October next,.at 10'
o'clock, on the premises, two very fine lime- a
stone farina, situated In Toboyne - township,
Perry . county. These,arn adjoining•fiirms, one
contains' about 240 ACRES. the other about
275 ACRES. They are about 8, miles west of
Lanclisburg, on the main road leading un the
valley. One farm has a STONE MANSION
lIOUSE and Bank Barn on it. Tho other a
Log [louse and Log Barn. There are thriving
CRCHARDS on both of these places. They
aro situated in the most fertile part of the coun
ty. and offer ninny inducements to purchasers. .
Pet-sons wishing to see either of the• above
tracispean obtain information from the tenants
residing on the premises, or either of the un
dersigned Executors. Attendance will he giv
en and te-ns made known on day of sale by
RICHARD PAR ICER,
-It. C.'STERRE . I".P,
Executors of Thomas rhqe, dec'd
24-ts.
\
VALITA LE PULL PROPERTY
,FOR SALE.
TOY the dire tions of the Will of John
t)Sna
vely, fate of Cumberland - county, dec'd•
I will expose t public sale on the premises,
on FRIDAY, t 9 20th of September, 1850, at
11 o'clock, A. M,
EAIII. ..T.Eav MILLS,
with about 50 ACRES of first rate Limestone
Land thereto attached, situated on the Yellow
Breeches. Creek, about 4 miles from its mouth,
tho land lying - on each side of the creek in the
counties or York and Cumberland. The improve
'Dents are a two story stone MER
. 1 11
Lk . ,„ CHANT. MILL, with four pair
.? of stones, and SAW MILL
41.! propelled' by the waters of ,the
entire creek, whibh furnishes one
of the best powers in the county. There is
also a LARGE DISTILLERY built and I'M
nished in the most modern style, and calculated
to do a large business. There is also a Two
Story STONE . DWELLING HOUSE.
Large - Bank Bern, Two Tenant Houses and
two ORCHARDS on the premises, and the
whole is in good condition.
The title is ltidimintahlo and theterms avail
he made known on tho day. of sale by
JOHN RUPP,
Erecutor qr JOhrii Shave/
I Will sell 111 the same place a par
eel of Locust. Posts. Walnut and Pinc.Lumber,
and several other articles
Kr" L 7• caster Vol ksfreund and York Re•
-pub Urn-TT-Insert - till - - marl- -- costTrurd - olin rge
this orrice
raticable Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.
bn PRilVir the 27th day of Seponbere, next,
WILL be sold at public sale, on the .pretn
• ises, in Monroe township, Cumberland
county, l'a., the following Real Estate, late
the. pr,merttr of John,„Morrett. di,c'd. ' about
one-halt stile west of Churchtown, - on the road
leading train Churehtown to the 'l'rindle Spring
Road, containing 125 ACRES of first-rate
Limestone Land, 100 Acres are cleared and in
a high state of cultivation,-the remainder is co
rvered with line young timber. The imo
--‘"‘=“,,, Story 'L 0-G
-lIOUSEO large KITCHEIi,
LOG.BARN,Wiaon Shed, Corn
Crib. and other necessary -
IVO,
lIIIRA
- togs. Also, n never-faihng well of
water near the door, and an Orchard of choice
fruit. This is considered one of the best farms
in Moiroe township. Any person 'wishing to
view the-above property previous to the sale
can do so by calling on the subscribers. Sale
to commence at 1 o'clo.k, on sold day, when
attendance will be given and terms tondo known
GEORGE BRINDLE,
SAMUEL M °BREW,
Executors.
CUM
ram! FOR SAVE.
sold nt public Pale on the premises
on SATURDAY, the 28. th day,of Sep
tembei. next, a valuable; tract of slate landrsila
at ein Hopewell township, Cumberland county,
adjoining lands-of Peter Stouffer, Peter Lecher,
Capt. David Duncan, and near the Ridge State
Road, about 4 railecrrortb of Shippensburg and
3 sontu of Newburg, containing - In ACRES
and ti P R : E . 4 , Nam _b_ei_ug_ftart-of-a-lar
_ges_unct_lielunking to David Duncan, jr., - of
raid township.) There is about 50 Acres of
cleared land, under good fence, the residue co-
Vered with thriving timber. The int
= provements are a comfortable small
110 USE and STABLE. There are
several springs of miter near the house toge
ther with fruit trees, &c.
Any person wishing to sec the property will
call-on D. S. •Runshaw, residing near, or Ed.
Vard hieVitty; who is Ihring - on fh`e property.
_Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day,
when attendance and terms of sale will be made
known by D S RUNSHA W,
j - adtspd Agentfer jr.
wV'ILL be sold at - Public Salo on SATUR
DAY the 7th of September, next, on the
premises, a valuable tract of LIMESTONE
LAND, situated in South Middleton township,
Cumberland county, adjoining lands of James
Hamilton, Est} , In, oh Lehman and others, and
and about 4 miles from Carlisle, on the road
lending to Ege's Forge, containing 42- AC R ES
nod I l PERCHES of land, about 39 Acres al
which are under cultivation, and -the balance is
well covered with timber. The
I ' 9 :
, ci9cs.r.:‘ improvements are a nevi' LOG
l• • 01 4, HOLSE, _ and well of water.—
''' ' ltd I`j, The land is of-excellent quality,
. .c.s.ft'- and is well' worthy the attention
Of persons desiring a small farm in an excellent
neighborhood. It will he -sole together Or in
jots ns may best suit Imrchnsers. Terms reas
onable-mid title Indisputable. Attendance will
to given on the day of oak by
JACOB RI,TNER;
.Tesignee of Leonard Wiee..
CM
Valuable Farm at Private Sale.
THE subscriber. Offers for sale. n valuable
farm of Limestone Land, situated on the Yel
low Breeches Creek in Diekit.son township,
Cumberland county, about 7 miles southwest
or Crailisle, and within 2 miles of the Stone
Taverik
_ nci
adjoining Ise( Squire Woods, John
Willininterge Martin and others contain•
ing 151 AC,41., of well improved land, under
good fence and in a high state of cultivation.—
The 161 Acres arc all blear, but there is 75
Aces a first rate AIOUNTAIN- LAND to
it. Thdreis also an excellent meadow on the
• farm and soma bottom land. 'PIM
improvements consist of a big two
4 )3 story DWELLING HOUSE , a brick
p Bank Barn, and all other improve
- meets .that is necessary to a farm.—
Therein three big running springs on the farm
ono in the cellar, and ono near the barn, and n
good orchard of nil kinds of fruit. Any person
desiring further information will please call on
Jacob Seitz, residing in West Pennsborough
township, Cumberland county, one mile from
N ewville, or, on Tobias . Seitz, residing on the
farm. Possession and an indisputable title
will be given on the first of April; 1851.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
JACOB SEITZ.
jy2-,3mospcl
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers' . at . private sale, the
Farm on which he now lives, situate in West
Pennsborough township, Cumberland county,
five miles km' .Carlisle,:and one •mile from
Plainfield, containing - 1511 ACRES and. 64
PERCHES, of firstrate - Limestone Land, all
of.which is cleared and in a.high state of cul
tivation except 15 or '2O notes of Woodland.—
The hum lies on_ the...G.Onodoblitnet Crook and
is the dow :lope. Mille:
The whole. is under good foneerabout nine
hinidred panel of which is post and rail fence.
'1 he improvements 'aro now ,
l
• griCk• DWELLING HOUSE,
• .14 • s two Stories high, with a commo--
II •6H dious-Bank -Milli - 94' feet long;
-...t,••••°!••"" first rate Wagon Shod, Corn' crib
wit 1 threshing( Rear, and . all 'other neSessary
out -buildings. - ThCre hits 'geed well of 'water
at the door. Also, a large •Orchard," with eve
ry variety of choice' fruit. The - entire place ie
-in the best order, end holds out the strongest
1 inducements. to purchasers,-' Persoils duturing
to examine it are requested to call on the sub
scriber. An indisputable title Will be given,
and terms inedo reasonable. • -
—„__DENJAMIN_LONGENEC.KER:_i
jy24 limos • ' .
7:l;ancusterlUntomeopy months and send
bill to this.offica for collection. - •
In town and country on
A .5 SEWER
JOHN RUPP, Erccnior
FARE FOR SALE.
1i cclluiicou .
=IMM=MI
PETROLPUDI OR ROOK OIL._
A NATURAL REMEDY!
Procuini front a Well in Alleiheny county, Pa:,
4000 feel LAID the eardes. aurfacc,___
PUT UP ALM ROLM SAN'L M. 'KLEft, CANAL,
BASIN, nil ST.,XITTSTIUTICI, PA. •
The healthful balm from Nature's secret spring,
The bloom of health, and life, to man will bring,
Aa ft" hot depths tha magic liquid flows, "
To calm our sulTerings, — and assuage Our oreng.
• PETROLEUM.
Tgreat remedy of Nature, after repeated
1. and fair trials has wonted its way into popu•-
,littfitvor......We need hardly repent the fact, time
this•is n pure,ifhadulterated NAXURALMED
11.01N,E,andleptit up as it flows from the hosoni'
of the carpi; without admixture. in these days.
of Nostruin vending, we do not wonder at the in.
credulity evinced by the community, upon the
introduction of a .IVinu Remeay . , but that incredu
lit), shall not suppress n medicine, whiise power- ,
influence has mitigated and-curet so many
diseases incident tunny race; were we•to 'With
hold a remedy like lath tram public notice, the
should consider ourselves as 'guilty of keeping
back something that was inteinled to relieve
much human
pain of many a one, whok system has for years
suffering, and dispel the gloom and
been racked and tortured by
the fell engines of
Disease Nay, do not wonder, gentle ^reader,
•
-mud join with others in the cry, that it cures too
'manytliaenses t for, iiyoti will take the trouble.
to run over the list of diseases fin which it is re
commended, you will find that they tire diseases
affecting the same knot of tissucs,and consequent
ly 11'1S APPLICABLE TO ALL.
But the best evidence In favor of a medicine
are the cures therriselves. \Vhen these stand out
in bolrl relief, and when he who for years has suf
fered the tortures and -pangs of an iminedicable
lesion, which has been hastening him to the nart
row house, speaks out in its prarse,what better
evidence peed be wanted ? We have the evir
donee. in our possession,- of -marry astonishing
cures, which will be furnished to any one who re•
ally oubts the efficacy of this wonderful remedy.
'fire Earth, from iv hich man was created ,bears
in her bosom remedies which if known, are ca.
pable of restoring him to health and vigor, when
_prostrated by sickness and disease, It was 013
opinion of the ieleliiiiiiillYr7Efilik;llint -- there
existed in Nature nu antidote to every malady
to which mum is liable. Every one is aware of
• the relief frequently obtained from Jllinera,l 16a•tens in Most chronic complaints;•Thcse singular-
MedICRITICnts, flowing out from the earth, satura
ted-with su' stances varied in their character,
and holding them in cirinplete solution, bear atir
ple testimony to the fury hat they were corm
pounded by the master hand of Nature, to repair
tire shattered vessels of our physical being, and
set them with sails unfurled, prosperously upon
he sea of life.
The Petroleum is one of this kind of remedies,
and is endued with Orwell' to relieve' more Ka
man sufferiog than any other medicine extant.—
Whet. taken perseveringly and according to the •
directions, it will cure—Diarrhoea, Piles, Blum.
matisin dont, Neuralgia, Obstinate Eruptions
'attic Skin,-Pimples-on.the. Pace,_
Blotches. piles, Chronic ,Sore Eyes, fling Worm •
'letter, Scald flead Pains in the Bones, and
--- Joirits, - aml al I - that-class-- of --.Diseases,_in_wi4Ph _
alte,rativr, or purifying Medicines are indicated - .
Sold by S. W.-Ilaverstiek and S. A. Ilubbrird,
Carlisle ; J. C. Sr. C. ii Jlltiok, Shippensburg,
J • Hood St Son, Sprimeield ; Gilninre
StOtgli, Newvil le ; Thomds \ Greason,
Cumberland county.' -- • __
em:cer ,
The United States Life Insurance
Annuity and Trust Company.
Charter-Perpetual—Capital V 250000 Cash
System.
IVHE constant, unsolicited° application foi
L Life Insurance, furnish the most at undant
and gratifying
_proof that the public, mind , is
deeply impressed with the 'vast importance of
this subject. The great object,' however, of
Insurance should be safety, otherwise the hole
motive to insure titer be disappointed T
much ~.
• me , selection
m an SiIfWAY/IVilTel to effect the contract.-
-The choice elieuld•he regulated not by present
Mut constant large inducements its
this; to cer
tainly incompatible with future benefits The
prerniums•on life - are calculated for the frturc,
it present and pro'sppetive benefits therefore are
given, the result ultimately, Must terminate in
litigation, d,sappointment and ride. 'l'bti object
aimed at by this institution is stability and pie
penury- The rotes of premium have been care
fully prepared with reference to fluctuations. —
The cash system of payments has also been
adopted, Unpaid premium notes constitute no
part of the assets of-this company, and every
contingency being fortified with an ample - car
hal, security stamps tne whole system. This
feature, paramount to all- other_considerations,
commends the company to public favor., Ex
planatory. pamphlets, blanks,. application papers
information, and every facility will he cheerfully
furnished by WM II PENROSE, Esq., who
has been - duly appointed agent of this company
for Cumberland county. Dr. EI iIINKLEY
hap also been appointed Medical Examiner.
Directors,—Ste R. Crawford, Ambrose
W Thompson Benjamin \V Tingley, Jacob L
E Wence, M-G'odwin-,Pnul-B-Goddard i---
Lawrence .lEihnson, George APlleriry, James
Deverenx, John L Limon.
President.—Stephen R. Crawford.
Vice- I'l.69l'th:lu mbrose W. Thompson.
Sairetary'Ce Treasurer.—Charles G Imlay.
.4cluary.—Manuel Eyre.
Cotaisel E9' torizey.—'rhomas Balch. '
Medical Ermainera.—Paul B Goddard, M.D.
William Pepper, M. D. [nue ly '
rorthrailt - rarmorrir. -
RY THE - FIRM of TROUTMAN & MAY
Dear Gentlemen, take our advice,
To every one we make our cull,
If you would have a coat that's nice.
Look at Troutman & May's Cheap Cl.
thingliall.
Here aye Dresses of all kinds,
Fine and coareo.and also Cheap— .
Please examine and you'll find,
For your money quite a heap,
Here.nre goods for every season,
Thick and stout, neat and thin;
All that,you can wish in reason,
IA you doubt it just drop in.. •
Hero ars Frock and Body Coats, --
Both with - low and standing collars;
Some that,lnittou round the throat,
To lie had fora few dollars.-
Here is every style of Vest, 1 ,,
And all sorts of Pantaloons,
You can cheese what suits you best,
t Eve, or morn, or afternoon.
Here are Uncial and Roundabouts,
- --Overdlle and Jackets Green,
Please to look and you wiil find,
Here the cheapest ever seen.,
4•I
Here aro light coats for the Spring,
• Fancy goods for Summer wear,
You will find them just the thing.
Nothing butter anywhere.
Shirts and Bosoms may be found,.
Poekot Handkerchiefs and Gloves,
Scarfs to tie your neck around,
When you seek your lady loves.
•Here ai•o Caps, Suimenders, Stocks,
Collars, very nice indeed,
Clean and nice, in paper box,
Just the thing that you will need...
If we talked a day about thorn,
We could senrcely toll you all,
Gentlometkcan't do without them—
Then, dear frionde, give call
. .
• ' Late . Arrival • •
:At the tint; atittelicap ARDIVARE STORE
East High street, opposite Ogilby's Dry Oooti
Store.
Kril HE nubsbriber - has just opened a
large. assortment of goods in his line to
which he would call the attention of but ors,
as he is determined to sell at prices to suit the
times. His stock compri•es a full assortment ,
of Locks and Latches of every description,
Hinges .and 'Screws, , Window Springs and •
Bolts, Mill CrOss.cut and circular Saws, Hand,-
Pannel, rippingrind back Sows, broad, hand &
chopping A rea, Hatchets, Chisels, Augurs,
Planes and Plane Bitts, Braces end Brae*
Bitts, steel andirorrSquares, Plumb & Levels, .
Waiters rind 'Frays, Table and Pocket Cutlery
Table and Tea Spoons, braes, bell.nfelal and
.enameled preserving Kettles, Hollow. Ware,
&c. Also, a full assortment of Saddlery and •
Carriage. Trimmings, Patent Loathor, Morocco .•
and binding Shins; Saddletreesi,Cirrisges -
Wagon Whips,•Curled Hair, Masi; Deo Hair,'
Elliptic Springs. Shovels ,and •Sprnles, Garden
and Corn Hoes, Grain anti Grass Scythes,
Snathe 'and SeytherStonesi Hay rind , Manure •
Forks, Window,Glitss, Tatty, Paints and Dye
Stuffs, OiL'Trirpentine and Varnish, - Mahogany -
and mania 'Veneers and . mouldings,.Soki Sprg's
Also, 13er, Band, Bleep and' Sheet Iron, Cast,
Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, Tin' Plate, ~ •
Zinc, Speltre, Bar• Lead, Bar Tin, Iron,. Bras
and Popper Wire, &c., • •
Barrels Patent Fire iind Winer Pronf Paint
assorted colors, , 'HENRY pAXTO.N. •
, • _ Prline Sugais,
• k. hop lotZof thp_mast,appruyed,,by,mls. jus
ecoi iod,at MO N YEAS,N; HanuOr st•
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