' AND EXPGRi I d,
, CARLISLE, 1"1.,",1N , A.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
•
tx CijitIfICRLAND COUNTY: •
.rerms-7'wn Do Oars a :yiral,or On i Dollnr tune!
Fifty, Cents, 'fl punctaany paid in Jtit , a9a - C.
81;75 if, paid within the'llear. •
RESI GINATIdN. --Re V. Win. EI ERA Elt T
I.Voinus" has resigned the Rectorship of .
St. ,J.9hn's (Episcopal) Church, Car
liele,• and entered upon the pastoral
charge of the Episcopal Church in Ger.
xnantown, Pn.
. *N. S. Conns:, Esq..-L-This gentle-
I . :tan having resigned the Cashiership of
the Carlisle Deposit Bank, the folloWing
resolution, conveying' but a just tribute
to his abilities, was passed at a meeting
of the Board of Directors on the 9th hist,
and has Been handed - us for publica
tion :
Resolved, That we deeply regret
the causo which has induced Mr. Cobean
to amign his appointment as Cashier of
this Institittionoind we candot-part-with
' so valuable an officer, and an associate so
gentlemanly, so kind and courteous,
withotit expresAng our high estiniation
of the many amiable qualities which
have acquired the confidence and respect
of all to whom he is kaown. Since the
organization of this institution, the in
' tercourse between the Board of Direc
' tors and Ca - shier,. has been 'of the most
agreeable and friendly character, and in
the present separation. we feel that we
are parting with the services of an Mil
• cer who' combines perfect integrity, a
thorough knowledge of his duties, and
that pleasing amenity of ,mannt charac•
- tenstic of tt gentleman.
Murglars' .About!
We learn that the "dwelling-house of
— ll Yr. John Stirillerson, on North Hanover
street, was entered on Monday night,
by .some midnight Marauders, who secu
red:considerable booty. but by a lucky
circumstance missed, the most valuable
rpile." The thieves entered the house
through the cellar, and made their way
to the- sitting-room of the family;•without
disturbing the slumbers of any one in
the bouse.• In this room was a secretary
and a trunk, both of which attracted the
attention of the thieves. Ihe
secretary was broken open and a watch
and other articles taken from it. - The
trunk was. then carried into the cellar and
•
its , contents, not valuable, scattered a
bout, where:they were left till morning.
But lying on top of the trunk, Mr. San
derson going - to beeleft — ha - dokt:
The coat was cast aside as unworthy of
notice in thti anxiety to secure the trunk.
In a side pocket of this coat, which the
thieves- thus neglected,. was a'-pocket
book containing Sfioo ! ' On • the .same
night, as we are informed, the dwellings
of Mr. John Sellers, James Callio and
Isaac L. Mitigiffir 'tre re arsoenTel - d - d;*
probably by the same thievish individu
als. Our citizens wjll have to look well,
to the fastenings of their dWellings here
perpetrators of thel
_~
glaries are not yet 'crown, but w
will be discovered and punished.
trench's lispeanion
Some ofthe emigrants to California
from this neighborhood we fear have - fal
len into bad hands, and further informa•
tion - from them is anxiously awaited.
They were induced when in New York,
aftei-ha-vin,g Rurchased—tiekets"—for—pas_
sage by the route of the Isthmus, to
change their purpose had join what was
known as Capt.. French's . . Expedition,
which was to proceed to the gold coun
try by th'e-Gerland route from :Port La
vacca, Tex - ns. The lasi letters received
from,them , were dated San - Antonio, Tex
as,- where they had met with seine diffi
culties, but were still full of confidence .
n Eapt French. The character of this
man and sO:ne of his later movements
may he learned from the followiag para.,
graph, copied from the Houston( . (rexas)
Telegraph of Sept. 25th,--
"Capt. French has extended his oper
ations to the Mexican fronter., He made
a contract with Mr. Ccions on the Pecos,
-to deliVer all his government stores at
El Paso, purchased all his wrinons, mules,
. &c.; and gave him a draft for $17,000
on Howland & Aspinwall, which Mnj.
HenrYhas in his possession. ,
As soon as he bad got the wagons and
government surros in his possession he
started Westward, pretending that he
should proceed immediately to El Paso,.to
deliver the • stores to the , government a
gents ; - but nothing hae.been heard from
him since ; and it is -,Supposed that 'he
has gone to the Presidlo del Norte. and
-thence to Chihualma.':' Fears were-en
. 141tained that he has sold- out the goi
• ernment stores, wagons, &c., abandoned
his passengers, fled with the money "ob
tained by his nunterous frauds in-the in
teriar of Mexico.
He was furnished with government
stores, during the whole" time that 'he
travelled with - the train after. it started
_ fpom the. frontier, and -Major Henry
thinks he. forged an order to induce the
'officer in charge of the train to furnish
„ his-passengers with thoarticles -they re
quired on the journey.",
Important Slave Trial.
7 A suit for damages against • Messrs.
Stephen, IVealtley, Darffel Kauffman and
Philip
,Preekbillrof-isbuth Middleton
township in this -county; is now going
on iti die U. S. District Court nt Phila
delphia. The plaintiffs are a Maryland
family by the name of Oliver,. and the
defe,nditnts.are charged with aiding in
the yscape of twelve slaves the proliertT
of the pinintiffs„ The case was _first
tried in this courtly, and judgment ran
dered 'for the pluititiffs. The .Suprerrie;
Court however reversed thedecision,' on
the ground of a Want of jurisdiction., in
the ,Court below. It is•the first case
tried in this State since. the
.Passage of
the fugitivelalavibill, and .excites conshl6
erable .interest, . , •
Kroupt,ll.r MarcErWhmle• dentli 11 - no .
Irdeti , iinnouticasl b till
tho' Fart smith"' (ArkaiiouF) ,
tliu.2 . lFt Supt,•4lo,:r aye, end in hia . timid gond.
beplth ! '• - • ,
The Census:
• SOUTH -MIDDLETOI4 TOWNSHIP; - W;
have'recei'ved from riswOl4
Deputy Marshal, the followiniwieturns
of the population of South - Middleton
-Township, viz . : Males' 1125,, Females
1127—total 2252.
LOWER :DicKiNsoN.--Malos '417, -.Fe
males 408---;total -852, We should be.
Odd to give other sit/Anneal, information
procured by the Marshal s ~'but under 'a
ate order they are debarred from fur
nishingto the press any details, other than
the aggregate number of inhabitants,
To,Kam.• Apriats.=--Vcripev every ap
ple dry with a cloth and see that no
blemished - On - 66'6rd lefrattionklherii: Have
ready a very dry tight ,barrel, and cover
the 4ottorki, with dry pebbles'. .These
tvili attract- the• damp-ol the-apples,
Then put -in the fruit ;• head the barrel;
and plaster the seams- with mortar, ta
king care to have a thick rim of mortar
all - aTOTITId - tHEr torn - — )as - tit barr el-re= main undisturbed in the same place till,
you want the apples for' use: -Pippins,
bell4lowers, and Other apples of the best
sort, may be kept in this way till July.
`5. - ICL.Z.LV,. , L_taLELVIITZE)
/Do Thursday hist' by the Rev. J. N. uniform, Mr.
M . AwriN,L. iloCitnn to Miss Molly ANN I.lnikotm,
both of Dickinson township, enrol, co.
On the 15111 in.,n.01, by tile pev. T. A. Colestink,
Mr. D•NiMi FIVIITNEirt to Mine SUSAN 12111Nfift/illT,
both of 1111 s romity.
Fut,day la - si:nt'si;aiiet fevSr, EstiArt . 's Ilissus
eon of Hon. F. VVittts, of this borough,. aged
I 9 , 1
three
'Ned TOucrtiseineitt6.
CHEAPER TITAN EVER.
ji,,• ' '',, , - . 1 1 '; , , ,
~ -, \ I , 9 , , 14,1,0
10g0zAt , 41,477,7, -- 4:1-=:11,.1
al :,11‘,,,A- ; , ..1, ~;\ •.R.1,,ww,,,,z!- , : v. i
T;cml,%--.1.-;''',,--4t,..4te_
lIE subscriber having just returned from
the Ist, eff . ers to the public a mgre am•
ple and complete assortment of foods in his
line, than ver previously offered, and respect.
fully solicits dealers and others to give him a
call, when he will show them goods at asion
ishifig now ran - -
To Builds's, Carpenters and .others.
- Ms stock comprises I I assortment' of
Locks and Latches of citery description,
Hinges and .Scrows,..Window Springs and.
Milts of various kinds, Windo* titans, Putty,
Also Mill, Cross cut mid circular saws, Hand,
Panne', Hipping and Back Saws; Augers,
Chisels'', Broad, Hand
,and Chopping Axes,
Hatchets, Planes and Plane Bitta, Steil and
Iron Squares, Files and Rasps, Nails, brads
and spikes of all Sizes. • • -
7o &tilers and Coach Makers.
A completo assortment •of Sadlon , tools ;
Silver, Brass and Japaned mounting; Car—
riage trimmings, Bread pasting and seaming
plain taulligur_ect Ounvass;: Drab clothe,.
Itatlsett, "rerge and
Dear hair, patent _and . enameled Leather,
Lairips and Dashers. Also, Hublis, Felines
and spoken; Elilitre'springs, Iron wiles, mal;a
_ii_ble_caitiri.te,
To Cabinett and Shoe Mahejt.
My s(ock embrace's neornaleto assortment of
cootie in their line, anti
Llkifln, 'Lasts, Thread. Pega by the
barrel or smaller quantity, Tools of every des
cription. &c. Curled Hair, Hair Cloth,
Varnish, Mahogany and Maple Vaneors Moul
dings and Haertts Sofa :Springs lass, _ Ma
hogany, Mineral and Vancered lirmbs of all
sizes.
To Farmers, and others
MIMI
who ;new beYn want of good Iron
He off Ms a full ittisorttrient" of Hammered,
Horse—altos-r-Kett.lMp,P-loughT - hroad - s - nd - tritt
row Tire Iron. A 1,0, Rol ed horse slue Bar,
Han I , Round, Square, Tire, Hoop and sheet
Irma; Notl rods, Russia sheet front -Cast,
Shear. Swing and Blister steek• English and
American wagon and carriage, bores; Anvils,'"
Filcs and Rasps, Horse shoe nails,
F/ouselecipers and those about en—
tering the matrimonial state,
Lwould invitomttention_to_rny—beau Hal as
sortment of waiter's nod Trays, plain and
Gothic styletkitives and forks,Butcher kniver,
seissors and shears, - 13rittani,t, German silver
'and silver plate; table antl•Tea spoons, Bras
and Enierdd.'preserving Kettles, smoothing
Irons, Hallow-ware, Tubs, Buckets, Churns
&c.
- 1 Oils, Paints and Dye Stuffs, Fire and VVa
ter proof paint, _ . _
- 1 . -lENITY-,SAXTON
etalisle, Oct, 11, 1850
Price Reduced !
VAUGIIIVas - ,":1
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE!
Largo Bottles=only Ono Dollar.
Pim Proprietor of the Great American Remedy " VAIJOUN'S
VXGRTABLE LITHONTRIPTIC i♦MINTURE, " bidtled by till
Urgent solicitations of hie. ttirsagtomt the Unites
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
of hi;'popular and well known article ;'and frcinta this dale
henceforth, ho will put up but one size only;—hie quar
boniest—the retail prioo will be
ONE DOLLAR. -;
The public may rest veered that the character of-the Medi
doe, its 'strength, and curative properties WILL RIMMED
UNCIIANGICD, and tho same care will ho betiowed in pro
paring it'ea heretofore.
A. this medicine, under iM reduced price. will be purchased
by those Who have not hitherai made 'themselves acquainted
with its virtuosi the proprietor would beg to intimate that hit
article knot to ha classed' with the vast amount of "Ili:Media
of the day t".• it claims for itself a greater healing power, 1,
ali•disease.a, Matt ante other preparation new before tlu
world; and has Restrain% •tself for eight years by Ito eatmliol
medical viatica, and, until thityreduction, commanded doable
the price of any other article to this line.
NOTICY PARTICULARLY, this gatiala acts with grearheal
ns power and certainty,uPT? the
• • Blood, Liver, Ridnoya, Lunge, . .
and all other 91110/19, noo J n the proper action of which lilh
This medicine has a instly high repels as a remedy for,
Dropsy and Cfravol,
aad all diseases of that nature. It may bo tolled upon . whet
tho intelligellt‘phydetan has. abandoned his•pationt, —and fop.
them dildrowind' dimikies, more especially nnoyhr, the propel
Ater would • oimestly and honestly- rooommond It. At itt
orerent price it is easily obtained Ity all s and the trial will prow
the article to bo the '
• Chei*t Medicine in tho World;
Please.esk for pamphlets...the agents give them Owns ,
they oontain over sixteen pages of receipts. (in addition to ful
medical matter). valuable for hOuiehold porpone, and ',Mob
will save many dollars per year ttipraitioal, housekeepers. •
Thad receipts are Introdirced to make the hook, of area'
value; aside from Ito character as an advertising medium for
the medicine, 'thetastlnionY in favor of which; in the form' f
tegent from.all parte of the country, mar'be relied open.
....ks o- '!' Vaughn's Vegittabiei iffiltontritalet Mintarri":—ths
Great Amerioatatencedy, now for sale in quart, bottler et $1
emelt. small bottles at 60 so each. No small bottles will 1e
Wood after the prosont stock II disposed of.
' Principal Office, Pablo, N.Y.;900 Main Street;
• • • - C. VAUCIIIN: .
Sold Wholesale and Ratan by °LOOT'''. hIioICESSON
CO:; 127 Maiden Lane, New York City.
N. 13.—A1l letters (excepting front agents and dealers wItS
whom he transact, business) most be post Vald;ar no atrantim:
be given to them.
J'C & G Li 41Itielt, iThipilensburgi
It &
I 1.-Spahr, Paella ni-mpirg,
A Zager,
DEM
- A gooi Parlcrr Co4l Stove _ •
OIL SAL! ,on reasonable crow. Apply
at this ellive.
litiscrilanto
pitman GROCERIES... .
THE Store of the subscriber Alen just bean
_- newly supplied witty a'choice and fresh - so.
tendon of everything, in the. lint; oft Groc6r,
at prieen layer than usual „ aniong which tiro,
. _ .
,
COF . FEES,
from )4 to )5 come 'per ,pounri for, good to
strictly prime . -
' LI RO NYN'SUOARd;• •
•
for good to extra' line, frOin 8 to 9 emits per
pound, and the Lest quality of
LO VEILING'S CRUSHED . 'SUGARS.,
including Loaf .dt the old prices,- together wiih
a general assortment' of Spices, Sovs, Choc°,
laws, Saleratia, Indigo, Candles,'Oils, and eye.
ry variety of .the coldbratod „
3ENKIN'S GREEN Sc BLACK TEAS,
and other articles. Our friends and' customers
arc invited to call and examine before buying
elsewhere.-. 117.0 again -tender-our-sincere thanks
to the public generally for the liberal patronage
,thns far extended to us.
._._-_.•_.-.__.__.,-:_._J~W—EBY.
tf 4 171 14 4.;ilr)
L. STEIN ER respectfully, invite
N & I
a the attention of their friends' and the
public generally, to their largelot of .Goods that
hays been purchased at a great sacrifice in the
city of Baltimore. They will sell them at a
small advance,. ns"there is no room for them in
our little store room. So come one and all and
take them at almost any price, as we are deter..
tuned to sell cheaper than can be bought in
Phi ladelph itr,--Naw-I`ork—or-Raltinfore.-7
Hang out your banners!
Hear the trumpet ! •
Hero they come! hero they arc!
What's the miter? what's the matte •?
Only look at the crowd,
Come on Joe,. Jiin and Sam Hatter,
Let ut sec what's out.j
Hey, Ito here'comeaßill; '
We'll nsk him what's the_muss ;
See how the street does fill,
There certainly roust be a fuss! f •
0, no, boys; no foss at all,
Only another great arrival,
Of beautiful Clothing for the fall,
At AI, & L Sretxe i t's Clothing Hall! ,
I haVe just hoieght a suit so fine— •
Tell me, how do you like it Toe ?•
Don't you ii4lll Oils 'Hie ?
- Come on, boys; Icrus
Now legate tell you,
' What there you can find,
Coats of all 'colors,
And Pants of all kit*. •
• V:Taibtecats so handsome,
• And Cravats so nicO,
And they will not thiolt it troublesome.
If you give thew cell , twi c e (.1; thrice
They - will wait on you with kinduces,
And they earl sun you wall a nice Cap,
Witiekterr its quality wild cheapness, .
You eau only find at
STEIN ill's, WeSlßill Street, next door to
Bsirk holder's Hotel.
in - A first rate assortment of Cloths; Cassi•
meres and Vest•ngs always on-Mind, which will
be *made to order in the :cost lasnionable and
best style by a iirst•rase workman.
Oel2-3m
SPLENDID STOCK OP
FALILL DRY GOODS,
(WE. pRicE
Xamilton, Easter di. CO.,
NO. 213 BAT:II:MAZE STREET.
IN the Attrition or wholesale and retail
purchasers to their stock of Fresh Fall
GOODS, mostly of their ownNatportation,
which will , lie-femid- much the largeX ‘ and moat
varied ever,oflited in Baltimore, and lei - every.
lirticlodirVitieli - the - lowcst - prip" fa
once.
Included will be found—Rich Brocade 'ancl(
other Dress Silks, splendid meoium and low
priced do., risk black Silks, in plain, waled,
ligued r eml satin strip'd, real old fashioned
Gros Grain Black Silks, figur'il andplain Satin
de Chines, in changeable,and solid colors, very
handsome Penh Suio, in.solid.color3,- even
ing Dress Silks in white and light coltirs, a
a beautiful variety, Boenet and nllillinery Silks
in crest variety, Modes, Mareelines, Fiorences,
&c:" DRESS GOODS. .
t' -Rich Watered and plain Tabbinets, brocade
iGnshmeresrrieb-primed-Caslaneres-and-Mou—
salines, rent figur'd De -.Laines, for children,
plain Mouselines, to modes and high colors,
changeable Lyenese Cloths, Coburg.s. Sylva
nies, (entirely new,)cheap Mousehnes..and.
-C-tes-binerrc. and—medium--priced—Dress
.Goods, in every variety of new designs, many
'of which pre in styles confined "esc~usively to
our sales, 300 pieces Lupin's superior French
;tlerinoss, ill all cuiers,'l3o pieces 6-4 English
Merinoes and silk warp Lyonese Cloths, In
this department wo have also a large ,tock of
Bombazines and Mourning Goods in every va
riety, embracing, the most select shades of
'BInAs and Second Mutt riling, and choice arti
-eles-bor-Family-Mourning,.
I In LINEN GOODS and HOUSIEICELT - - -
IN G FABRICS we have more than our usual
i deating stook, including, the very-best Shirting-
Linens of Biehardson's and Barklie's make,
Pillow Linens of all widths, Linen Sheetings,
of ever y desenpu n ni Cation SUctings . , sup'r
. .-411-imkets-.—Quilqatrtrrk, Table ono
Covers, Floor Baize and Floor Cloths, of all
width: and sizes, linen _Crumb Cloths, Table
Damasks, Diapers, Napkins, Towcllings, Stair
Linens, Hell etimmin Goods, .1 - 'various styles,
lace and muslin Curtains, worsted Damasks and
Moreens, and in fact every' article in the Dry
Goods line which may be required by House
keepers. Hotels, Steamboats, &.r. ppt•wr
• THE: SHAWL ,R,OOMMEME3
,flontaius a most Offensive and Magnificent
stock-of long_nnd_squnre Cashmere.renniers
Anil% with Cashmere border, entirely new, rich
embroidered and plain Crape, long and Square
Search Woollen Shawlv, Seolell Woollen
Shawls for children, "13m, State Mills" Shawls
of all tne various styles made by them, and
mostly of put in roe made expressly for its, and
which cannot be had elsewhere. Black and
iVourning Shawls, in great vat imy.
Cloaks, Mantillas sod
Wt4,e and Narrow. 81LIC VELVE'T'S, in all
e,ttara 441/
MERCHANT TAILORS' GOODSIAND
=I
I n choice Wier: of stiperior French Cloths,
of Ritsly's and other hest makers. Doeskins,
Ettc sh and Domestic rassimeres. Fancy
I,Voolen, Silk and miter yew ings, Surges, Silo.
sins, .l'addings, Canvass, Setving Silk;
n shlendil stock. of Gents Cravats,
Scarfs, Fancy Neelt Ties, Silk and Linen
Ililkts., of new styles, Gloves of all kinds,
Hosiery, Silk and Merino undr shirts' nod
Drawers, Sitspen lers, &e.
EAIBROiDERIES, LACES, HOSIERY &
... ~
GLOVES,
We have alio n vely eludee lot of Embroid
eries and Laces, (from the most fashionable
!ft - ISlalthslunent: in Paris,) including rich Muslin
and Lace Cups, Chennzetts, Berthts, Collars,
Sleeves end-Gulls, real black hod white Laces,
real Lace Cape-tutd Falls,:yalenciennes Lace's.,
Edgiitgs and Insertings, superior Hosiery and
Gloves of every description, emb'd nod rivicre
hemmechstit cited Handkerchiefs, clear LO.WII
- mourning L C Hnndlt 'ls. fancy Cashmere
India Emb'd Scarfs, fancy Begs,
netts, Prints . arid ,white Muslin._,Coede, -French"'
and English Chintzes, rich furniture Priiits, in
great variety, Camblie. Mull, Swiss. Book and
Jaconet Muslim!, Jrwonet and Swiss Edgings
and Insertings, Bands and Florences,
HEAVY. G.tIODS_ FOR FARM 'HANDS
AND • SERVANTS
\Vejtave on hand every description of goods
- entering into general consumption, that we
think will give satisfaction:to the consumer, ell
of which wo arc enabled front the extent of'ot.r
of our business, to hay on the very beat terms
and soil at a moderate pr ofit, flaying for every article a, fixed price; (without abatement,) per•
suns ridt fully acquainted With the value of goods
have every assurance that, in dealing with us,
pay the same .price as the most experienced
- purchasers. •
An examinatie of-Goods and Prices solicited
• Baltimore,: Oci2, ISSO-3R
To. Shoemakers.
611 G. 12.03.3 d teal Odra for Jenny Lind shoes
';:(,),jest rovoivod by ;, G W HITNER:
Rug' 28; 1850. . ,
TATRIVREI
WETIIERILL'S PURE wfirrE'LAD
and 5 barrels LINSEED OIL just re
ce'ved bitlfe subscriber to be sold cheap.
nugli • SAXTON:
qoo ß i orivad and r 'o , lN a i t r!':l;e ens re
U R It A Y, e A l't:„r.9
Coltunblani.r.A.—_ , .. •
'THE eubserther has dit hand a taiga supply
~.of'the above inkr which, by a special ar
rangement r lib the proprietor. be is' able to fur
nish to merchants pad others, at .the manulae•
curers .whelesale prices.
ang2l • " S A HUBBARD.
ME
Brushes: Brirshes t
~
• A great variety of . useful'haticlef3 1 0 0 •
farad (cir shle„donsieting 01 1 Whitawasli,SWeol
.'ng; Sertibbing,Tninlera; lOth, Shaving.. Hair
T omit anitNail, Rash and Graining'Hi nobles in
great viarie4; all of 'which aro of.the hest qua'
ay and will b• sold at ate lowest priees
- J
- June 6, S. ElordOTT
PEE
. ,
'..Storto • St,
rip 4._
_IL City
.AND STAft.IN GOODS._ x
of Marietta's, .Caatr. justjrntarned from •tbo
Leiner!, Chintzes, fetingArtinone of FANCY..
net, gibbons; -•litobtoidereo9oB,• correlating
great variety, Ladies Dress Nous. do'
story of' all !find's,-with the'usual 1,, ,D0n- •
merit to which ' he invites. iho attantiblVtAtt
anisette of Carlisle and vicinity.
fiept2s. G•• NV HITNER.;
UNRIVALLED DISPLAY OF
FALL:DRY GOODS:
jrIFIARLES. OGILBY 'respectfully informs
ILJ the public generally that he has commench
ed opening his very Extensive; Eecnrifni•and
General stock of •
• FALL .DRY - GOODS;"• --- :
end as there have been a grcat . many persons
dwaiting-this arrival to motto:their-full-purchases
I lie flatters himself that they will be entirely
satisfied alter looking over the :host of beam!. .
fulloods that ho is going to run off aListimit
pr o ts. Coma in time and secure pretty goods
an good. bargains. __ His stock_consists xn-part
of a fresh supply of
CticoTHS, CASSIMEItS SATINETS,.
Kentucky Jertris, &c., of all colors and prices
t are bound lo please the purchaser), Also,
a/grand assortment- of
-- 'I:ADIES — DR - .ESS — GOODS,
viz : 'Cliangablo 'l'will Satins, Grodenap :and
Glasse Dress-Silks, vork beautiful: .
CASHMERES, 'MOUS. DrrAnits.;"
and innumerable other Thew 'styles of Ladies' -
Dress Goods, of the latest importation. L. ;
SHAWLS, _ ;
in endless variety, ,which can liesolril- a much
lower fates than 'tey.have been
_eo.htf r save,.
rul seasons. Tho brag stock of
BONNET Sc. NECK RIBBON ,
of entirely new styles, from 6 1-4 40,7.5 c nis
per yard. Also, Bonnet Silks, , Satit79 one _el ,
vets, in great variety, new style Chimers,
GINGHAMS & CALICOES,
White and Brown Illnslins rind Bhecdngs o
bem brands and at-01l pOces. The largeit
and most goncraFstoCii
. GLOVES AND HOSIERY
for gentlemen, Ladies and Children, tbat has
been exhibitedin - Carlisle for years.
BOOTS AND SEIOE,
of every variciy of pi - terus and kinds; and - at
prices to plenee nil that wish 'to layout their
cash to a good ndvuntng,e.
BLANKETS AND CARPETS,
•great variety, which I would invite elt - that
Isiah to purchase to look ,through my stunk be-
Ore purchasing elsewhorb.
GROCERIES & SPICES,
A- full and fresh assortment on hand, nacrWlil
he so ld l o w at the old and well established
stand, East Main Street a few doors below t h e
Market House, k, hero you con find a e,toek of
Goods so large, so well selected and at prices
so low, that they crmnot fail to please alb [oent
New .1"a11 Goods.
•
At the Cheap Store corner of Ilitnovec and Lois.
Cher streets, opposite Ilitmer's Grocery Store
• The undersigned most respectfully laterals
his friends rind the ROAM generally,
.that'. ho
has just returned from Philadelphia with n welt
selected assortment of - FALL GOODS, pur.
chased at the lowest prices, nod whichwlte is
determined - to - sellursmall profits : among. them
may he found CLOTHS, CASSIMESES,
'VESTI - NGSTSratinets, - - Velvet -- Cordsi — Ken;
tucky Jeans, &c. •
LADIES DRESS GOODS, consisting
part of Black Silks, Cashiperes, Atoms . ;lin de
Laines, Alpacas, Cobnrgs, ainghams,. Calicoes
Sack Flannels, Collars., Lucas, Fringes, - &C.
DOMESTICS, Tickings, Checks, 'Flannels
Drillings, Osnaburg, Linseys, Mublins, blatielied
and unbleached Also, Groceries" in ill their
variety, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Molasses,
Spices, Chocolate, &c' Rags and Country
Produco taken in exchange for goods Please
give me a call C FETTER
oct9
IiTE'LV GOODS!
THE undersigned respectfully _.nfotins hi
friends andgmutherous customers, that he lets
le_cently_rtiturned,ltoM_P_hiladelphin_witli-u-ver
large and carefully selected assortment ot , new
FALL GOODS, purchased at' the litt pri- •
ces, end which he is determined 'to d oseof
at very smelt profits. .
Superior CLOTHS, nt froth 75 emus to 06
a yard. eassimeren, Cassincts and Vustings,
as varidtis prices.
DRESS GOODS, such as Delailios,J.lere
ges, and a splendid assortment of An
extensive assortment.of Calicoes and - OinglrmitC
Also, Checks,-Table Diapers, Pickings, Alas-
Bontiets, lints. -
BOUTS AND SHOES—A_ good asseitnient
;IW - en' s Women's and Children's Boot. and
Shoes, of superior quality, and very cheap.—
Ako,-boy's and Mans Cloth 'and- Hungarian
pS
GROCERIES—Such as Sugar. Colliqs., Mo•
lasses, Pekin Tea Company's celebrated Teas.
Also, constantly on hand the best quality of
Carpet Chain. The subscriber respectfully
asks all WllO wish good bargains, to give him
a call. Con' t forget the stand. opposite Leon.
ards old stand, North Hanover street
- Butter, Eggs, Rags' - and Soap, taken at mar
ket prices N W WOODS, Ag't
oat!).
- DRUGS DRUG DRUGS '
' Fresh Spring Supply .!
AVE just received a fresh stock or Med.
icines, Paints, Glass, Oil, &c., which
having been purchased with great care at the
best city houses, I can confidently recommend
to Families, Physicians, Country Merchants
and Dealers,• as being fresh. and pore.
Herbs and Extracts, -'
Spices, ground and whole
Essences,
Pernimery, &C. '
•Tl'arriffited Genuine.
STUFFS.
Log titid Cam Woods,
Oil Vitriol
Copperas,
Lac. Dye•
PA INTs,
Patent iNietliein?s,
Fine heini cats,
Instrunients,
Puru Essoul Oils
Cod Liv'r Oil
D Y
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac,
Alum,
Wetherill & Brother's Pure Lend, Chrome
Green•and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil; Turpen
tine, Copal and couch Varnish, and Bed Lead.
All of which_ will he sold at the' very lowest
market price, r Also, a , fresh and splendid as
sortment of
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and innuracrableother articles
calculated for use and ornament, all of wl.ich
arc offered at the lowest cash ,prices, at the
cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub.
scriber on North Hanover-street.
Mr:=l
May 22. 050
:FIRET ARRIVAL OF
Roots and .Shoes
TOR 'ME .FALL SEASON• 'AT •
ponirmivs SIDE STORE, .
• , .11.fitin street, near the Rail Roati'Defia,
OMMen's,
PRISING Boy's and Youth's
Calf, Kip and coarse Boots and,Brogans,
w itch areJtvarranted to be ,of the best rinality,
c'
Ladies Gaiters, Buskins and French Ties,
Misses and Childrons boots and-shoes in great
variety. Also, an elogniumssortment of GUM
SHOES and BOOTS, with all the late lin.
provements and warranted perfect. Having
Purchased these.gum.shoes irolu the agent of
the tuantifiicturer, I am authorized to GIVE A
NEW rout in place of any that prove defective
in' wearing.
t Having a largo stook of French Calf Skins,
Morocco, kid, Ste . ., and good workmen, every
attention is given to customer work as usual.
eeptlQ , '
...
~.. AVM. M. I'ORTEa.
To Physicians--.A Rare Chance. ,
OFFICE. Furniture; and a good , euridy, of
Medicines • for eale,•if:applied tor • gooti.—
The' hlso to fent, with an • established I .
pinctice worth liftedn - huildred a year; which
con be increased.' :FcTr ftiftliefinformalion op-.
ply at this Wilco. . . - •' • [sept2spdlm •
COAL! Co.AL S
THIS sultscriber:lins jest received at his Coal
Yard, at the West earl of High street, 'a supe.
der o ali t! of WillteshtlVAL'PlaerrOye,...rAdrenivr
'V, - elfey,'Thitintil r- afidillaeltstniths' COAL
-which Ito-is prepared , to sell- at-reduced prices.
lio respectfully, solicits the patropitgo of the
people of Carlisle and vieinityv:" •
,00t9 MURRAY, Agt.
GEORGE:Z. marrrz,- • ••••
• -
U RGEON-1111:NTIST , --'would:respectf , u Ll,
Irinforrq the public that lie
,libw.prePer..",
14 to perform' all op i
erations tiP,the]Peeth Abut'
may` be required. - Artifieinl 'Teoth - insered, ,
'front n single
most
to bn entire :set, upon the .
meat mil' mist a'pproved prinhiple, The .pt!,„:
menage of the'public is respectfully solic6d.-- - .
fie piny be found at 'the residence of his bro
ther On Nor th Pitt street.
Carlisle. IN, 1850. .
NM
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AliCittil.filitQl l 0 ' ' - . . •
.
• ' ' ' 11017ireirdeSkilr.els ::::' ',,
.., PROCLAMATION.
•,... IiEDERICK
SolOOt . .01aisical Boarding s olioin. .ituggr, 11,EIVEAHonorable
' iV;vrret,s. President... Judge of this several
, .
JFliiie Sulphur' Springe -Doubling Gap, Glint- ,
Courte of Contemn Pleas :of the counties of
, • • berGind courtly, Pecan.. ' ~' : Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, in Petinaylva
nia, and Justice of the several ,Cistirle Of Oyer.
_
.
, . .• , OFFICEItS ; • ' „
111 . 1 d. Terminer 'and. General. Jail Delivery•in.
JAMES . HUSTON,.A.'III. Principal. • o
s 'd'counties,,ar d Hon. John Stuart and John.,
'INO.• 'ALLEN BROWN', Ass't. -'ref. ' " •- • ••of.the Court'ef Oyer and
IIA MESS, ECKL ES, Tutor. , n'ir, Genera JOH. D e liv e ry . for the
- -Clondentn, Junes .
having o --' '— ' ' • • - :Terminer a .
anti pareds„;”:,. some; tirrie `'been
' . ri . -•
. desirous of tria‘of all capital and other OfTtinders, in tho
announcnig iolirs*.ct,
_Bc'ardi"B the 261.11 , 0 f August, 1850,
will open'ihe above'rift&u.' School:and 'said . county of Cumberland, by tbeirprecepts to .
noble buildings for me direcled, date d. . .
hat of October.. •, • "sakes pleasure in
'The ideation ict in's Small anerkiS t
8 - t h, 4 ° . t ; h h e and General Jail Delivery, to be lialilen at Car
have ordered tlfo Court of Oyer ' and Terminer
fo'rmed by nit - co shaped bend-Lf t . "'''''° lisle on the - .2d Monday of November neat,
• Mountain,upily teemed .• Doubling'Grip," 5 a (being the 11th•day)ai10'o'clock in ilia flire
• 1S - not surpassed -
. ipqmelthfultfess 7of situation- blYruto-continue two .weeks..'
and beauty .of.seeriery by. any place, in the oft,t,"Wijii therefore hereby given, to the
country. The main Building ie large and corn•
A o e d x o a . 171107.41 N% e g i . ..... , r ,
modious, - (1001b51 in:len - gill 1i1 , 14 in lifeth th e re -- ' ----"'-' 12iiirland;tiliti'diey b y th e th....id o ' r . 'Wi n g tlMPeace and Censtablea
records, inquisitions,
in their p n r inl.
and 3 storiei high.) and is well furnished w it h - "' c . ' - ''''.4cd to be then and
• , everything necessary to, convenience arid corn.
other remembrances;
fort., The whet' buildings compose Bath - Hou. -
to theiroffiees aripertainto be done,uud Lathe's,.
d rol a is li
800,. &C., to tho free ifse of-whieh the pupils'
willrhave 'necess - nt - proper - haurs; — 'ffie - well that are bound - by - reecignizarieus;le pfoyceuta
known White Sulpl ur • rings riso,within a (against the prisonersthat are ortheu shall b.
Oil
, county,arctobe there to
few rods of the intuit uil ng. in the Jail of said
'Vile objeCt of the estitution is to fit young prosecute them as shall be •
just,
men for• business, or for any.of the higher : , • • DAVID SMITH Sheriff
classes of College. The course of instruction •;e itr itd o , September 25, 1850.. '"
will be thorough and Complete, more attention
=being - givetrtirthe -- qtralurtharrtn , tho)Mint ity
in the performance of the student. All the
branches taught in the best academies will be
. Pun& in this, and proper apparatus will •be
need for illustration of the subjects that, require
it, Classes in ' Civil Engineering will enjoy
the advantage of operinions in the,
field with
.Transit Compass, Chain, Six.
TEtthl S t
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and Itglits'i
per. session, . • • • 650,00
'LatinL and Greek 5' 00
French or Hebrew 5 00
Civil Engineering with use of Instrnm'ts 10 00
Drawing and painting 5 00
Vocal and Instrumental Music ' 5 00
Thlf.p . u . pils will board in the Institution un•
der the,tmtneditiM and constant supervision , of
the , Pri ncipal, cello will bestow en refill attention
mppn their canyonienco and:.conifert. .Each
student will furnish his Own bawds, and have'
them and his chillies distMetlf marked.
The academic year ,%vill be divided into ses
sions: of tamely weeks each, commenaing °tithe
first of September. The regular vocation will
occur in July and Augutii. Owing to delay in
coMpleting the arrangements the first session
of the present year will continence on TUES
DAY- ilielirst•dity of .oclober, as stated above. ,
An easy tif.bess is afforded to students by
,means of he Cumberland Valley Rail Road to
Newville, and thence by coaches to tim 'Acad•
Cmy. The Gettysburg and Lewistown State
Road passes through tho grounds.
For eircular'S containing full particulars and
reference, add' esa the Principal throdgh the
Neyvville P. 0.
" - __JAMES HUSTON.,
Newville, Sept. 18, 185023 m.
,irrewvitle acadeniti
SELECT SCiOOL.—The subscriber
having taken (Marge of this Institution,
oilers his services to the former patrons of the
school and tothe 'Honda of education generally.
His school wilrbo -conducted on. the most
improved principles of instruction. FroM ex
perience and by untiring• application he hopes
te ren d er the ecliodl worthy of genertirmitron;
age. The course of instruction will embrace
all the branches of n complete classic and sci•
(intik edu tined. Oratinctruction by Lectures
and explanations will at'company the use of the
most-appr,veil text-bdoks.
TERMS
.
Boarding and Washing per Jive months $32,50
Tuition English Branches 10,00
Tuition ineiuding classics • 12,50
-'Tuition payable quarterly, invariablyin ad
vance- Teat books wtll be, furnished
,hy the
'Principal at cit y priees.
Ntwville is 'n beautiful and pleasant village,
situated in a fertile and well cultivated country,
and accessible twice every clay front the east
and the west by means of the Cumb . erlaud
Valley Rail Road. The inhabitants of the vil-
Ipso and surrounding country itr . cAolegliordhoir_
rnortiliircn — d — Friirrfiriscir — TEW winter session
will commence will commence on the Second
Mondav of October, the summer on the Second.
Nlonday of April. For further particulars ad-
Ires-the-Principatat - Newville, -
W GREA V ER , Principal.
Newville, oci2,3t,
flrferenees:—The Faculty of Penn.lyiennia
Colleg.e, Ike. W. M. Reynolds, D. D', Pre.s,i•
dent of 'C;;; , itol University,' Ohio, 'Rev. C.. C.
13aughman. Sohn, Va., Rev. D. F. Bin le, Ali&
dietown, 111 d., Wee. J., harks', Wm. Darr, J.
swoyer,'Joseph Hannon, J. H. Herron,
w_v.i le,
.frrangentent.
G•••••-..
og1•_1 °111 '"L'Ir .
-- dTi7r_.A. , ... 6 4'niiir
VAION.O.MeIWin° I
,_,..._
..,._
DAILY LINE OF B"I'AGEB ' FROM. CAR
LISLE TO YORK
THE undersigned, owing to the increases._
travel between tt,e above named place d
and to allbrd curt - ,:spumling facilities to the pull
lic, begs leave to announce that he is now run.
aDA ILY LI N OF!' FOUR - HORSE
"STAGES between Carlisle and- York. His
smelt has recertify been much improved, and
his coaches ate new and comfortable. They
leave Carlisle every morning lit G o'clock, and
arrive at York at I P. M.,in time to take the
two o'clock train of Cars or Baltimore.
BOturnin4, will leave York about.l o'clock;
P. Ai., or inunalnitely alter the arrival of the
Cars Irons Balitntore, and reach Carlisle the
some evcning.
• FAire.-L-Through tickets front Carlisle to Bal.
timore, or vice versa, will be furnished .at the
low price - 01 $1 1 ;00. ,
GEORGii: HENDEL.
Splendid Livery Establishment.
'lle would also take this. opportunity of in
forming his friends and the public generally,
that he has lately,indo valuable additions to
his extensive Livery, in HORSES,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SAD-.
.11011 . 4:ti, Stc.,und that be is
now prepared to accommodate them with any,
article ni his line of husiness,at a moment's
notice, and en the most reasonable terns: Per•
sons desirous of riding iii fine vehicles, or on
fine horses; are •renuested to call• at his estab
lishment before going elsewhere, us, in all pro
bauility they will save - a little change by so do.
log. - Persons visiting - Carlisle durintolie Sum
mer season, can at all timer+ be furnished with
good con yattces to wither of the following
wateringpineeti in its inimediate vicinity—Cart'
lisle. SPrings Doubling Gap Springs; Merril
Springs, 'Perry county.; or xork Springs, A'.
dams_ coo G. H.
' Carlisle. July 3, leso-3te.
E
Farm . for Sale.
man: - subscriber intendintt to move. to the
West offers his mmtsiun farm for sale, the
Mille being situated in Lower. Allen township,
Cumberland county, about four miles west of
Harrisburg, the State Road passing thiough the
sumo. containing, 109 ACRES el firs{ rote into.
- stone - land, at - homing lands of Levi Merkle, J.
Long - Mid 'miters. The improvetnents are a
kw story LQG HOUSE, plastered outside
and inside, a double' 'LOG BARN, a• note':
Sailing spring ofood water under the house.
Also, a Tenant - 'House and other outbuildings,
&e,. Any.person 'deSiring to purchase cc
in this section - of country Will do 'well to Cull
and view the.srone; JACOB SHOP?.
sept4,'s6 •
IrrLanenster Union pub. to manta of $2.---
• •
• Coal! Coal
TUE 'subncriberis now prepared to furnleit
FAMILIES with the' best quality 'CLEAN
STONE COAL at the lowest, rates. • Orders
loft at •IL Saxton's ,Hardware Store" or at the
yard opposite Hoover's Lumber Yard, will be
promptly filled Also: just received from the
mines?loo -TONS NUT.'COAL... Tor Lime,
!burners, 1500 bushels ;Bituminous Cohl for
.Blacksmith's. sell H. IV 12 MIT..
Idetcat ILivist res.
.
. . ,
A no w lot, of Litton Lustros,..varlaus, prlcou
and colors, from G to 50-4nts n yard. Also,
another supply. of Braid, Chinn Ronri. 11.9.34th_
up.tlßdatlyi ,,, Gium.'imaN - Miiii — lTON NE 71...8.-.
A!P.,• Changeable nod Dress ;SILKS, iti vari—
ety,with a varied nasortnitout of Bonnet,nhil
Cup.,RIBBONS,, Dress Trirrimings,, &o, &e
just nicely - oil und;cißehed: hy.
_._._. . t,, l,i , '
1 PkaY.4 9 . :,.. • .C 1 .7 W. inT,DI,ER.,::
:;,Black Silk .Laces,'.
r Y 7 of , libielc Silk Lncos, TNT 6II iI
mid Cotton Lncon, Valoncienn6nrdgii*R.
Linon'llobbin, Edgings, jtiot oininnil by
neptSS ' L G. lIITNER
AFLitlytfrpletit of ROPES just reoe4(l
by theram,ii aber. Altth, Gloss 'robes for
ight tog lidtploi• salt: cbehp by •
mlB2B • . R. SAXTON. -
MI
tic.
Prothonotary's Itatiee.
- IkT °TICE hi hereby - given to all persona M
-11 f prested, that the following,accounts hayo
been filed in the ProthOnotary's office for exam
ination, by the accountant therein named, and
will be presented, to the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland county. for confirmation
and allowance, oh WEDNESDAY, the, - ;131.11
da , of November., A.D., 1850,
1: The account of John-Rupp, committee of
the person and estate of Peter-Zimmerman. sr
of Allen township, a lunatic. -
V,2. The final accounts of Andrew Kerr,' Triis
teo of Elizabeth Moore, late of the Borough
of Carlisle, deed.
3. The account of Win. M. Bcetem, Esq.,
Trustee of_J. A. Bishop and Rebecca A. Bish
op, under a deed of trust. •
.1. The account - of Samuel Woodburn, Eeq,,
Segnestrater•of the Hanover aria Carlisle Thrn.
pike Road Company.
JAS.• LAMBERTON,
Oct 9
Estate of Henry Church: deed.
rrlffr; undersigned hereby gives notice that
Al totters of AdminiStration on the estate of
Henry Church. Into of Bridgeport, Cumberland
county, deceased, have been granted to him by
the Register of said county. He therefore no
tifies all parsons indebted to the estate of said
decadent to call, and make payment, and all
persons having claims against the sante to pre
sent thorn for settlement and payment. The
undersigned resides •iti MiddletoWM - DtiiiPhin
county, Where he can be seen and consulted. on
the business of the et tate, and wilt. ales be nt
Bridgeport, in said county of Cumberland part
of his thne on the business of said estate, and
in his absence from Bridgeport Capt. George
Rupley will act as Ins agent in making settle
ments, &e. R R CHURCH, Adm'r.
N. R. There is n large. and well assorted lot
of LUMBER belonging to the estate of said
decedent, which will he dispos'ed of as hereto
fore. Persons desirous to purchase can call on
the subscriber or his agent Capt, George Rut
ploy. toctlfit Rlt CHURCH, Adtn'r.
Estate of Elizabeth Moore, deel,
LErEEIIS of Administration on the Estate
of Eli4aboth Moore„ dee!ti., Into of the
borough of , Carlisle, - Cumheiliind - Coiiffy; Fa,
IftNe been girtinted tojito itiliscriVei ra
iding in
North illiddleten.townsitipi county aforesaid.—
All poisons having claims or demands against
said estate will present them duly authenticated
fer.settlement, and these indebted will make
iinmediate payment to
octl6 lV M FIENDERSOVI, Adm'r.
_ .
• _ ATTENTXO.Ia'„
0 teERS. non commissioned o ffi cers and
priVares, entitled tai receive' 'Bounty Land'
under the late-act of Congress.
- I hereby give notice that' haying associated
mySelf witiLap_efficigntegent .in_Washiagjon
thy for procur i ng warrants for
having the payrolls m .my possession of those
who served from this district, in the sth de- -
ehment under the commend of Col James
'entonv-in-the - war,4-181 , 2rwill-ennble - me - to —
tve itdurnintion to elaiinfints reintivo thereto
- 'romps attentiondill
he paid to the procuring
ttl said tvarrants for Ilia - aide defenders of this
country The charge will' lieinoderatc I will
also attend to the procuring of patents for th
none Please give use a call •
octl6
.12 A LAMBERTON
NOTICE
election - for Directors of tlie
Carlisle Bank, will be held at the Banking
House ()flit,: Carlisle Deposita Bank, on 111(.)/N
-1.1A:r, h Ilia, -
hours of 10 o'clock, A. Ili.l'and '2 o'clock, P.III.
of said.:slay. _ IJEO A_ LYON,_
Estate of John Hef&finger, dec'd.
'TIE Creditors of' the Estate of John Ileflle
finmer, late of Wormleysburg, Cu muerland co.,
dec'd,, are hereby notified that the subscriber,
who was appointed nt the lust (indiums' Court
an Auditor to settle and adjust the rates and
proportions of thil assina of said . .i2elate a m ong
the respective creditors, according to the (Adel
established by law, will meet for that purpose
at the house of Samuel Benninger, innkeeper,
near the West end of the Harrisburg Bridge, on
SATURDAY, the nimh day of November,
next, nt ten o'clock, A. 111., when end where
the said creditors are, requested to attend with
their claims and demands against the said Estate,
oct9t m LEVI MERKLE, Auditor.
Estate of .Geo. Sponsler, deetd.
LEI"I'ERS 'Testamentary on the Estate el
George Sponsler, late of North Middleton
township, deed., have been granted to the sub
°gibers,. the tivo first residing in North Middle
ton township, nod the last named in the boro,'
of Carlisle. All persons having claims dgainsl
said estate will present Mom for settlement andl
those indebted are requested to make immediat ,
payment. to
\VAL M. HENDERSON,
SUSAN SPONSLEII.,„.
A. S. SPONSLER, ; 3
oet9.6w _ _ Executors.
Estate - of Me'choir Homer; decd.
LL persons aro hereby notified thatletter',
- of Admitlistration on the estate of .1/e/choilo
Berner, 'late of North Aiiddleton township
Cumberland county, dec'd., have this day been
issued by the Register in and for said county
to the subscriber who resides in ! - .lvriptleii
'ownShip, in said "county. All persons helm'.
blaims or domande tinniest the estate of ill*
'said decadent aro requested to make known till
same without delay, and thrise indebted to mob
payment to HENRY HOIINIR,
oct9 adne r.
Estate of Moses - Whistler, deold.
ETTFIRS .TestdmentarY. on the estate ef
HJ Moses Whistler, latei of Mifflin township,
Cumberland county, decensed,have been graa
ed to the subscriber, residing in the same tdsvm
ship. All persons indebted to' said odium I.!.
melte, immetlittie payment and those.
claims to present theorto
,oat.rit NVM. KNETILE, Executor.
Auditor's. Notice,
• , •
TElrt nifdersigued, Audffor, appointed by thr
Cotik 4 f6f Common PloasCumberland count.
ty to - Mart.hall and diatrib Ile the assort in 114
hands of Thouma Greason, Avaignee of Davill -
Reed, to and ismong the crteclltora, Nivea , nutict
that he will attend for .that \p , treao hie t• •
in Carlisle,. on S.ATLIRDL - ;•tho 2d of; No:
vember next, at to o'clock. A. M.
oct93t It M. HENDERSON,Auditdr.
Estate of DAviE- Wonikr, deed:
ETTIIRS of Adminiritration'oti the eital.l -
'LA of David Woret, late of 'the borough. a
Mechanicsburg.-Cumberland county, dec'd.',
Have been issued by illoiteg,ister attic, cotnit:.
aforesaid, to the subscriber residing in therbp:
reuglrand dm arty aforesaid. 'All,persolis.bay
ing chinas against_said eshite'icilipreseni then),
nroporirnutlionfieuted fel-settlement and timed
Indebted will Make hrtractiinte payment to
JOllll - ZEARINO
SllllllB-61pd
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.9 1 - 3 Al ER 1.:11.A. TsiT
IL,' 111.111., at tlieTarlibte iron llfrarko, for rent
froin.lll4 lot ',of • '
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, 'ER P EGE,. ,
$3,00 REW et 'RE I
: irjriq:', tabOrlatid Valley: Rail Road c .
o.ovi
at:aay !inmheronfter, pity
Thiob :Hundred Dollars,
• .. • . .
to any ono who wlll,g,ve infortnation that will
lead to tiro • conviction of the individual who
obstructions upotilib At nett for ther.pur.i
pose or throWing off tho'engine anti cars.—
Arntif ilia person (riving iho information itPishes
it, his tiaino skull not be made Itnriwn. -
FRED'K, WATTS. • -
oct2 . ?WC- Q. r, -. 1 ?; J. OnriPanY.
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On THURSDAY, 11;e:•31st et October,..lBsct.„
if WILL offurlit liuhlic Sale a, ALP ~A,CJit
I: ' ot ground situated in Ccntreville,.,Dickinsep
township, Cumberhind 'county, ' whereon. are
• -- ' erected 'a 'good' TWO' ',STORY
t . HOUSE, lower story Brick 'upper
•ii••. 11 ' Log, water convenient to the prop
;; ;11 . .rj: a rtyi , n number of ehoice . fruit ',treed' .
i
....,..-- 1 -.—:_are on the' . bt, with improveinonte
necessary to render:a ,honte etnnforteble and
convenis.M.' . ' •, . ', '
Also, at thusamo ti e and place I will offer
thrse•quarters of 'an.' ere.of ground, adjoining
the above, yhereowis erected a tWo story LOU
HOUSE, an excellent Blacksmith Shop, a
number of Choice fruit trees are on the lot.
'Persons ,desirous of viewing the properly
will plensmcall with the subscriber in Centre ,
Ole. The_ properties will ho sold mnarets , or
together.to suit the.purehasers. Sale to-com
mence precisely at I.o'clock, P.M., when at-
Itendance will' be giVen and terms•mndo known
. by ' BENJAMIN SUAFFNER. _.
oct9.l'
17,4Ltr.ainiz
FOR. BALL:
h of
iscs, the l 7a'r l in p- ox.-L....R. Carothers,
n berd ie lB p s r o em .. i. .
u"rd.WV e: c ..7 f.f ib t E m 'S r D ed in .317111 D tie ie 2u k b9 i l e t son townsisip Cum;
berland
adjoining landa of Levi Crrnon,
John Eisner 0...., Johnston Moore. Said Farm
contains—l 56- Aattr.sa—of -- Lrobflimestollo--itat 110)
about-RIO Acres of clearhd
high state of ,ctiltivation, the bul rtn•co welt
covered with-good timber. There 'is, also - a
large quantity air -Locust and Walnut trees on
, ; the place. The', buildings area
STONE HOUSE, TWO FRAME
BARNS, A LOG HOUSE ' , Corn
a dribs, &c. There is a well of no
-- Vcr.fniling water. • '
tersons wishing any information respecting
ace Will-please call, on John Lefever, or on
the premises. -- Poisessiort and an indisputable
tie given the first of . April next.
Salo to commence at 2,o'clock, when attem'
Mince will be given and terms mado.knewn. by
.• oct9 , 'fRE HEIRS.
PRIVATE SALE
THE subscriber of era at priirate sale the fol
loivingproperty ait n. Noah Middleton
township, Catitherland,county, car. The Harris
burg. turnpike, about 2 miles rent Carlisle,
consisting of FIVE ACRES of Groullit more
or less,_ adjoining. properties of Samuel ICutz;
Becrbrdwer and the Lotart Spring,
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1 With all the buildings thereon erected,
4111 of which are in first rate order.—
There is. also a lino .YOUNG',ORCHARD
of clinic . ° 4pplo trecti. Also, a fine coot spring
convenient:to the house's. The - Prdpertj ,
good order,, and is admirablyndapted for a mar
ket tarts,heing convenienelto the b'oroughrof
Carlisle. Terms will be made' reasonable.—.
For further information apply to the subscriber
agent 'for the owner: living near the place.-
-augll • JEREMIAH •GRINER.
VALUABLE FARM
THE subscriber offers at privrite • sale, ',the
Farm .on which ha now lives,situate in West
Pennsborough township, Caliberland. county,
five miles from Carlisle, and UDC mile from
Plainfield, containing 136 ACRES' and 64
PERCHES, of first rate Limestone Land, all
of which is cleared and inn high state of cul
tivation cxeetit 15 de 20 acres-of Woodland.
The faint lies on the Conodoguinet Creek end
.iebuthalf a mile- Irons •the Good Hope Mills.
The whole is under good fence, about nine
hundred panel of which is post nail rail fence.
'I he improvements arc a new
4161 t 1 Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
- i„,, t yst oir „tot - os:11g ,wit h
.. fl cßpirno . fi
4 ) , t! BrirriT . 3.l" fa - et lung,
AF.slT. , '..first.r e ty Wagon'Shed, Corn crib
with thseSlnng. floor. ond all ; other 'necessary .
out-buildings...._3:ll re, is a geed tvell of water
at the.donr: Also, a large o?cherd, with eve
ry variety.of _choice fruit. - The-entire place is
in thy best et der„ pod . holds.ouf—the-sirengast
inducements to puselniv,V, Perse...s desiring
examine - it e• fertuerttAl on the self
scriber. An indisputable title will Vic, given,
and terms made reasonable..
BENJAMIN LONGENECKER.
y 24 3inos. .
....I.ancostertUnion copy 3 months and send
.bill_m_dris,arliee fur collection._
VALUABLE'EARM
Al' PRIVATE SALE.
7plllE'subsuriberollers-at-privitte-sala-thc-fil
lowing described Real Estate, situate" in
North Middlotomtownship, Cumberland county
o9ntaining 150 ACBES, more or less, patented
hind, about 155 of which aye cleared and in a
high state of cultivation,'and the residue cover
ed with,thriying young timber. The itn'prOve.
. •
moms are n Two Story LOG
Atli • . HOUSE, STONE KITCHEN,
" ) a first rate new
IAI btu rib BARN,
v-' ll * , ' Also, a fine young rind thriving
°fawn] with choice fruit. Thelarm is well
- covered - with - locust - amber. There is a never
' failing spi„ing of water near the door, With wa
ter enough toe mill . poWer.L.Thi venter qan . ))9
. .
"rho above - mentioned tract ie till limestone
land, and is in a healthy neighbourhood lying
Mum the Conodoguinet Creek, within 2 miles
of Carlisle, and only half a mile from the Cum•
berland Valley Rail Road.. It is of course con
venient to the Carlisle market and well adapt.
ed lor supplying said market. The purchaser
cart have the-whole farm or 100 Aeres_and the.
improvdments. An . indisputable title will lie
given. For terms Apply to the subscriber,-re
siding on the Walnut Bottom Road, live miles
rroin
- septs 'JOHN FISITBURNi Sr.
- Valuable 'Real Estate
'AT PRIVATE SALE.
rgvIIEI undersigned offers for ,sale a valuable
k Farm in West rennshoro' to wns hip, Cum
berland county, about one'mile South-east of
Newville, containing 113 ACRES, of good
Limestone Land, in n high state of cultivation.
and well enclosed with good end substantial
fences. About 80 Acres of which are cleared.
and the residue well covered with thriving rim
. .‘ bet. The improvements consist of
• .11P an excellent, 11 , S 'l' 0 It' Y
ii i HOUSE, a large BANK BARN,
It 3 and other out-buildings, an Orchard
• of chbice fruit trees, and a well of
good water convenient to the door. Also, 20
Acres of good MOUNTAIN LAND Will be
sold
,with the above. For terms, &c, enquire
of the subscriber residing in Carlisle, Pit:
oct2 , §,TKVENSON•
Valuable Farm at. ?Ovate Sale.
THE subscribee.intending to remove to the
west, oilers at, private sale a valuable farm bf
Limestone Lund, situated in North Middleton
townshiP, Cunibebland county, about 3 Ellice
east of •Carlislemear:- Middlesex .gnd. the. Ilar.,
risburg,pilte, adjoining 'the Lertgr Spring and
the lands of Jacob Albright, Joseph...Witmer
and others ' containing' 120 ACRES :of
irnprgvefiland,- well fenced with post and rail -
and in whigh state of cultivation. Vett acres
of 4 ore thriving timbr,land nod four in excel.
lent Meadow. The improvements
1111,,, ore a geed Bank Bain; 75 feet long,
II
• • 1 • a largo TWOsToit y FRAME,
I i 110 USE, with a %Vend good,water„
near it, and all other necessary oat
buildioollll of Which are in agond . state.of
repair. Also, a thriving ORCHARD of, choice,
locality,
In :t•tfe convenience s of . he arrangement
locality, fertility and improvement, its scareo.
ly egualleli k ty an! - -co-tintrY..: l -..4 first
rate Lime Ivslo fed °tithe pinee,:i
within the lnstNyA sold on reaton.
[MI6 terms. -Pt , rt r examine it, or '..,
desiring farther i co' requested to
c ull °tithe subset' ,
eotlB
CHOICE 1' nut-roil
ilitsevibct offer a for: sale. is
-Farm or Clio= arable; land, situate in :West
Pothislibro' Cumberland • "county,' on
.the .Conuilogninet,Creek, eiglit miles west 'of
Carlisle and within two,atal, a hall -of theiCunr,
hi:eland Vallev'llail 'Hato', containing about I3Q
.%CIi.FIS in it high state - of - eitltivalion. The imp;
itessenients , are as , two • story. I ,lleatherbontiled
HOUSE, Smoke House thud Wash:
House, and is good well of water at the,door.7r..
Also. a lairgv Alai& Barn; Corn Crib,.:Nl'agithi•'
Slim] i . ll,in :Owl order, ital.& 4nn(l'•Oreliarif".-
'llitwo, is. 17 Apr •s first rate, Aleitilow and a• both Aores'd Land on the opposite
side "o' the creek.; which will he sold with the
Faun if desire& - There has been betweeii fivo•
and six :put on Allis
large;Wrrie KOtt,
capable tit-burning froinAil tts 1 , 400 linSliels et a,
blest on tltc, tallikkrty: 2 .!!!':!!'
1111P,W 11 . • -..Mal ! aint:6l..AL
tyLanltter !eopy,tf, and sod- •
hill' to this floe hir
F 225
tircrtoneet4,oll , %n:
TuEsubecil,l ? ,cr,,wirthee4o":sriforut;hie , f r ninds
• town, nod, country,
r• .") flint hi hos, cannnenc,
04 the AbiNo' butkitlesti
• 4 .;and,v6listtenii to miss.
to town end country on
L. ~41 h , the tr oat reasoneblo
tereleN lie tlnil he temlat the Ilardwnte Store
neat doer to Scott's Tavern Hunovelt
enact. ,
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iffol
El
ME
GREINER