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Cy, ittarkets,l7
II
itrifitnlnT
An ' l
Weekly Review, h September tei 12, ean
1851. e ll
' REMARKS,—The market; owing in some
measure to the exceislie..lmat of the weather,
' has been inactive nnd dull:this 'week, and bu
siness, genorally, in most of. the leading arti
_eles,has.beea_on a moderato So.nle_for 5Q.11,.
son.' 'Cotton his.improviA owing to the more
favoiable tenor of the foreign news. FlOar
• and grain aro also bringing better prices -;-`Sal
ted Provisions and Lard are buoyant; Groce
riessrenutin inactive; Coal is
,firmer ; Iron is
steady, and Cloversood is, attracting mono at
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_FLOUR AND MEAL.—There is'yery little
export demand for Flour,. but the market, ow
ing to scarcity, has iinproved fully 121 c. 'l.l
bbl: since last week.. Transactions for ship
' ment reach some 7000@8000 bbls. standard
and straight. brands, at $3,811e53,871- ':113
bbl, and half barrels at $4,123 ; the pair, luau-.
.'.ding a small sale of 250 bbls.- strictly fresh
---- groundonadetm-d_ay - at- - $13, - 98 bbl. The
mar etcloses 'T - uier quietly, but good chip
ping Flour is scarce and is generally held at
our highest figures. , Tho home demand has
been to a fair extent, at rather improvedrated,
and sales have ranged from :83,814 to $4,824
for common' to extra, and :84,75605,50 %.1
bbl. for fancy brands. Corn Meal is scarce
and firmly held, with sales of 1260500 bbls.
~ Pennsylvania Meal, in. lots, at $2,87,3, inclu
ding a lot on Saturday last at something less!
Bye Flour is very little inqairetl for, and $3,
, 12?1ta53.25 `43 bbl. ore the nominal- asking
rates. The 'inspections of the week ending
the 11th instant are 7929 bbls, Flour; 913
half bbls. do.; 20 bbls. Rye Flour, and 272
bbls. Corn Meal.
- ORAIN—Comes in slowly, and the demand
for. Wheat continues small withoUt change in
pricer t only-some-l-eg',2(M)ol3-brtslrelslurving
found-buyers at 80,083 c. for Southern reds,
85eti,88c. r white, as in quality, and 90@.91
c. fof Primo old Penn's. of the latter descrip
tion. Rye is in demand at improved rates,
: 2q3000 bushels sold at 00c. for Southern
for Penn'a., mostly at the latter rate.
Corn i- very scarce at a further advance, and
admit I bushels Southern and Penn'a.
_ yellow fi46ooe:, closing with a_good
demand v: the latter rote. Oats are more plen
ty and r..-ces lave declined within a day or
, two; some 8010 ; 000 bushels Southern having
been disposed of at 34 enc.
-SPA:DS—The failure of the crop 'of Clover
seed in the South of France, caused some de-7
mand in this market. in the early port of the
week ; and 7000 bushels prime old seed, em
, bracing nearly all in first hands, sold nt
psi
vote bargain, since which the market has been
quiet, and sales confined to some small lots of
new seed at $5,130R55,75 bushel. Time,
thy Seed is plenty and dull, and sales range
-- at $20.,53 bushel for old and prime new
Seed. - Flaxseed is also dull, with semi sales
at' 11,40 7til bushel.
_."*.New 2LOurrtiacatenta._
North illiddloton Arouse!
„The friends of Jon:csToN and STROHM,
._. are requested_ta.meeLat,tlie_ptinlic_liouse. o.t'
RICKERT in N. Middleton township,
on flip Tnindlo Spring, Road, on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 20th inst., IC organize foV the
election. Several addresses may tie expected:
Let every Whig attend and prepare for action!
ASSO . C.TAW,I3 JUDGE
ITo the Eleeto'rs'of Cumberland Coady.
FD:LLO CITIZENS,-1 have been Sidi
cited by mane friends to offer myself ;o your
consideration for the office of As.oelate Judge,
and will he thankful for your support.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Rlif co tp, Sept 10;
_To the Ipdepoictent Voters of Cumberland County.
FELLOW crrizF,Ng-7At
of numerous friindb; - 1 Offer myself lo your con
sideration as on - independent candidate for the
office of Associate Judge, at the nest election.
W B MULLIN.
South Middleton tp, Sept 10.
tr - e'-14E _a re requested to announce
JOHN RUPP, of Hampden township, as a
6a - lididato fez Associate Judge at the ensuing
election.
E'.NVE are requested to announce Col
SAMUEL WOODI3 URN, of Dickinson tp.
ns n candidate for Associate Judge at the com
ing election.
ipiliaeofol.l:l • Reietitl 1) al OM.
-J. STINSON-,- A. - M - ., - Professor'4 -- Lan
gungos, Natural Sciences and Alathentatics.
J. OREN, A. M., Professor of the Normal
Department.
D. Al .-} 1... LAVERTY, Assistant.
mESSRS. LAVERTY S. KNI SLEY.
would respectitilly inform their. friends •
und...the pnblic generally, that they intend to
commence. the Ist.,Session of their school, on
the let M.mday in October, next. 'They in.
tend to spare tin pains is furnialiieg everything
necessary to render the accommodtitions for
1)1 - orders ample and pleasant. '
They have engaged for the Classics and
Nightie English Drenthe,: Mr J 11 SriNsols, a
graduate of Princeton College, ivho comes with
the most unexceptionable recommendatioim and
references, to character and qualifications.
...___Students.ivill.ha prepared-to-enter-any-el/198—
in College, or for business. The disciplines,
I be cold and persuasive, and it is loped,
pareins sending their eons here, will not be din.
uppointedin their moral nod intellectual culture.
There will oleo be a Normat Department, in
which young men, wishing: to prepare theio,
solves for Teaching, can do so, on the latest.,
and most approved plan.
• The place is noted for its healthfulness and
the moral and religious character of the coin
mutiny. 'Chore will ho two sessions a year of
fivo months each. Tha Winter Session cone.
mooring on the Ist Monday in October, and
the Summer Sessicn on the ‘.2d Monday in A.
pril.
TERMS,
Beatding, 'Washing and Tuition in
Edglish brarlehe '
par session, (5 me) $5O 90
Latin or Greek Languages 5 00
German or Music • 5 0,)
For those living in town and the immediate
vieinity,,wishing to board themselves, the terms
will be moderate.
• For further-partinulnrs. address,
D. A. L. LAVERTY,
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S. ENNLEY.
•
Shipnensburg, Pa., septl7 Prom:eters. ,
ORPHANS' COURT SALE,-
On S./ITU - R.1).9Y, the 18th of October, 1851;
----1-N-Pur•manee--of-iin--order-of-Orplrante-tiourr
° of Cumberland county, will be sold ut public
sole, on the iiremisca, the following property,
. 'late the estate of Abraham Erb, of East Penns
here' township, in snit' comity, dec'd:. viz:—
, No. I.—A lot of ground, situate On &mat
street in Wormloyaberg, in said county, nut&
bored 48 in the general plan of the snisl town;
on - ivhich-is-erected u two story wentherboarded
HOUSE .I,\'D ICITOLIEJY '
tfl Mat PRAME S7'ABLE and o
-44. '" ; ther OttibUildll)CS.
Atr,g4 t No. , 2.—A Lot of Ground -in
said town, frording on Second street and bean
dell by property of Daniel Mull, by Hill alley
and„by -School House lot,
of ground, adjoining- the
which:there :a no improvements.
Terms.L- The putt:hese money to he paid nn
the la of April next, when possession will be
given. Solo to commence at I o'clock, P. M.,
when a ttendancoraillbe given by
BENJAMIN ERB,
, de bents time of .2.,..Erb, deed.
Sep/ember 17,1851.
• 5e41.111-Milialn PROPERVIC
FOR SALE.' '"
•
On S.RTURTMY, She, 27th of
,September; 1851,
TUE subscriber will sell at public auction at
the Rouse.' at I O'clock, P. M., his.vnlu.
'able•TAN YARD 'PROPERTY, situate in
the borough of Carlisle. It 'embraces ONE
ACRE OF GROUND; vilfr EXTENSIVE
BUILDINGS.n -(10iled thiB property could
with little exPense;be% - converted into a Distil._
lery, the buildings.: being well calculated , fOr '
that business. and its location being within 200
yards of a first rate Grist Mill. Possoseion on
On let of' April next, with fide clear-of all in-,
eumerafices., • • • • u!'" • •
• ROBERT t3IsIODGRASS. '
Carlisle, Sept, 17,is • • •., . • ,
; ; pi 11. Thwaulascrilier hasejust received at Ids ,
store n-lartie lot of Seasenhble, goods, which
will be. Sold on reasonable terms.
• •- , R , 'SN:ODQRASS•.• ,
sAzer,, ,
T 1,119 gon.4 eccoa • liarid 0 I 011
rwc purticillore mu/pit:kat "the dtlitor..
•Fltr,OTlOly PROCLAMATION.
lIERENS, in nod by_ an ncrof(ite.General
A amobly of the Dominonwealth of,Peno
s.vivania,entitted "KO Ac't relating to the election
of this Dmiononwealth,7 liaised the' 2dday tit
Judy, A:1). 1839, itis mule the duty, of the She
riff of every county
of
Alas Commonwealth;
.to give publ lc notice of the General Elcet.ons, and
in such notices to entunerates -
4 1 r Thin officers to lie elected, ; '
2. Designate the place At' which the.elecilon la
to be held.
i, DAVID SNllTlf,Hlgit'Sherlff oldie County
Cumberland, do hereby snake known 'and give
this public notice to the.electors of the county of
Ciiinlierland,that on TUESDAY-the-14th day:of
October next an Election will be 'held at
the several election districts established - by law
in said county, at which (line they will vote by
ballot for the several 'officers hereinafter named,
viz t
ONE PERSON
for Governor'orthe State of Pennsylvania'
FIVE PERSONS
for Judges of the Supreche Court of the State
of Pennsylvania..
ON.E PERSON •
for'eanal Commissioner of the State of Penn
s4yanta. '
ONE PERSON
for President Judge of the 9th Judicial District
composed of the counties of Cumberland, Per
ry and Juniata. n
TWO PERSONS
for Aslociatc Judges of, the Court of Common
PleaS of Cumberland county.
TWO PERSONS •
to represent the county of Cumberland in—the
Ilouso of Representatives of Pennsylvania.
ONE' PERSON
for Prothonotary of Cumberland county. •
V ONE PERSON
for Recorder and Clerk of tho Courts of Quar
ter Sussions, Oycr and Terminer and Orphans'
Court.
ONE PERSON
ur Register of• Wilk of Cumiterind county
ONE PERSON
for , Couonissioner of the county of Cumberland
ONE PERSON
or Treasurer of the county of Cumberland
ONE . PERSON .
for Director of the Pool' and of the House of
Employment of Cumberland county. ,
ONE PERSON
for Au(Mot' to settle the public accounts of the
county of Ctnnberland. ,
The said election will be held tbeoughout the
eomity, is rot tow • -
l"bee; iii the election district composed
the borough of Carlisle and the townships 0
North Middleton, South Alblilleton, Lower Dick
itistin, Lower Franklord and L Direr 11.'est Points
borough, will lie held ut the Court llouse, iu th
. .
bo, ou g ht or Carlisle. • .
The election in the election district corm oset ,
of silver 'Spring- t ownsliiii, mill lie held at the
inn lie house Of George Duey, to lloguestoo it In
bald township.
I 111, clecuuu,ii. the electiuu ilistriel enrnposed
01 . Ilampdeu to‘,1,:.1011, will lie held ul the lithise
1 . 111 . 111er1 . y occupied IQ 11. liressit. r u. band
election dist' let emonosei
or the towtoillln oP Upper Allen will- be held at
ilie puldie nouse of She ire!.in Sheherdu.
nN n.
.1 he election in tile etretinw district eotriN•ed
of the Lower Ileo will be
the W0 . 400-111.1ker SI101) Or J. - rro - iiiim,:n•gert
on sini.s.
The election in the election district composed
of East l'entishormigh tottibltip, will lie held at
the hott,e now i1.C.11114,1 bt C licilaon, at the
west end of the Il.•a•rtsbnrg itchlge.
The election itt the district composed of Not
Cuinnerlintil, still be licld at the public noose et
‘l' H. Bold, iu ths. borough or Nov Cumber.
lad.
The election in the district composed of the
borough of Alechanicsburg, will be held at the
public house ofJohnOloover, in min borough.
The election in the (nutria compou d of Mon
roe township, Will he held :It the public house of
co.t cioodyear in Churchtowii,in said township,
, he met:lion in thedistriet composed of Upper
Dickinson township, will-he held at the house
now occupied byeAristinn Hoffman ipsAiittowo , ..
slip.
. .
The election in the district composed of the
Borough of Newville, and townships of NHfllin,
Upper Frankfort], Upper %Vest l'emisboroSigli,
and that part of Newton .township, not included
in the Leesburg electiOn district hereinafter
mentioned., will be held at the Brick School
House, in the borough of Newville.
I he eleotielif in the district composed of Hope
well township, will be held at the School House
in' Newburg, in said township,
'inc election in th i district composed of thi
borough of' Shippensbarg-. Shippensburg, town.
ship, and that part of Southampton township not
included iu the Leesburg election district, will
be held at the Council (louse, in the hot Dag!' of
Sliiilliensbur '
— Aittliiiiiiiii uy an acliEdililiCeneral Assembly
of this Commonwealth, passed the _2(.1 Ju1y,193.9,
it is thus provided; "That the qualified elector's
of parts of Newton and Smithanipton township,
in Alit. county of Cumberland, bounde I by the I'ol ,
lowing lines and distances, viz!' Beginning nt the
Adams county line, thence along the 'isle dividing
the townships of Dickinson mid Newton to the
-turnpike road, thence along said turnpike to Cele
irc School llotis'e,on said turnpike, in nouthansp.
ton tov 'lshii', thence to a point on the Willloll '
dottoin Road at 14:Omsk's, including Iteybuck's
Vartn. thence straight direction to the .S'aw Mill
oelinig big to the heirs of George Clever, (henna
along Kryslier's run to t se Adams county line,
thence:thing the line of Adams county to the plata ,
M beginning, be and the sonic is hereby declared
i new soil separate election district, the election
to be held at thepublic house of I.'• m. Nlaxivell
mLeesburg, So .tinimptoiStowaship'.!!
BTOtiCe IS Ilereby Givezit, ",
Thatevery. person, excepting Justices of the
Peace, who shall hold ate y olilce or appointment
if profit or trust tiodlß. the United States, or of
ihis State, or any city or incorporated district,
chetlicr a nom inisunned ollieer or °herniae, a
subordinate officer or agent, who is or shall
employed under the executive, or jit
liciaryilupartments of thus Suite, or of the United
antes, or of any city or or may. incorporated dis-
Act; and aloo that every' member of Congress
wt] or the, state Legislature, and of the Select or
'lt - unman Council of any city, or commissioner of
.iiiv incorporated district, is by late hicap'able of
lAiling or exercising at the some time, the trine&
or iiiipnintment rifjudge,inspector,or clerk or any I
elections of this Commonwealth, and that no
judge or other officer, of such election
shall he eli . liblc: to be then voted for.
-
And the said act of Assemblv„ entitled an act
relating to elections,of this Coinmonwelittli,passetl
.IWr 2(1,1 . 839, further provides as follows, to wit.
"'Phut the inspectors and Judges shall meet !A
tha respective places appointed for holding the
election in the district to which they respectively
belting, heave 9 o'clock hi the moriiii% of the
Second ..l'uesday of Ootobev, and each of said in
spectors shall appoint one clerk, who shall be 11
ILO allied voter sal-rich district
"in ease the person who stall have received the
tumid highest number of vutes - liir inspector,
uliall not :Mead on the day of-the election, then
Ilselmrson who shall have received the secons
Ili6lg_Jnutober_ofvotes_lciejudlie_m_the_next
preceding t Icetion shall act no isisputer in his
place. And in case the InTsini .who shall hone
received tile highest:number of votes_ for iospi;u
tor shag not attend,thope , •soss eliwted jtislg ie shall
appoint an inspector inhis place; an din d ii case the
person I looted a
,judge shall tint' attend, then the
inspector who received the Itigliest number of
votes shall appoiiit a judge in his place; or irony
vacancy shut continue in the imam' for the space
of one hour alter the time fixed by law for the
opening of the elestion, the qualified voters of the
township ward 07 1ii971 . 10. 701' which such °nicer
shall have beer, elected, iresent at the place of
electim., shall elect one or their florally to fill
such vacant , .
' - t.,
qthsliall he the. duty of the several• astOsors
ysti;clemive to . attend -ut the -place of holding
every general special or township-election,llur
big the whole time said election is kept open, for
the purpose of giving information to the inspectors I
and judges when called on its relation to the right
of any person assessed by them to vote at such
eleetion,br such other matters in relation to the
assei.sment of voters as the, said inspectors or
either of them 'shall hoot t,me to Hine require. '
"No person shall be permitted to vote 't ar*.
election as aforesaid, t ha n a white
who
of the
age of twenty years or more, who shall have re;
sided in tha State at least one year,and in the e
lection district where he offers his vote, at least
ten days immediately preceding, such eleCtion.
and within two years paid a State or , county tax,
which shall have been listened at least 'ten days
before the election. But a citizen of the United
States, who hits previously been amindifteilvoter
of this Slate,and removed therefroM and L'otuse's
and - who shall - linve - resided la t lidelettien - district
and paid faxes aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote
idler residing in this Stale six months: Provided,
flat the white freemen, Citizens of the United
`,Vtates, between the ugeSof twenty gne and twenty
-ttwo years and haie retitled in the election di strict
en clays an aforesaid, shall be entitled to votifal;
'hough they that I not have paid takeS, ' • '.
.No :Person than lie 'llermilletl la.:Vote whose
i
name is not contained n the—list of Somble Initab
st.tahr t's l'lliBllot7 by , the 'eolorois,hffiere, littlest
Volt, he produce n recetht for tite.intfment with•
'hi. two 'cart, of ii slate. or county r lox assessed
. :igrecably to the constitution mid give satislitetory,
evidence, either on leis oath r aniriaatioit; or'the
omit ,or.ttillmnittimi ef tflio ter, that 'he lint 'paid '
!such 77.16, 1 or on Failure o . prciauce . . a reeeli
- eliall - intik° oath to the yrectit thereof, hey.,
1
ed, it lie claim a right to vote b 3 being an elec
tor Netweett the age of twenty one nod twenty two
years, lie shall depose on oath Or'nfllionation that
- Itches resided in the..Shite . at lentil one year next
before his application, and'maka such proof of
residedce in the district isrequired by' this
act and the lie does verily believe:from the ac`
mint liven him thee he is ofiihe age aforesaid,
and such other evidSnce as is required by this
act, whereupon the name of the ; parson so nth.
thitted to.voto shall be assorted in the alphabet%
ical list by the inspectors, and a note made op.,
posite th ereto by writing the ward 'tax,' if fie
shall b : admitted to vote. by, reason of having
paid taz, or the word 'lge, if lie shell be - ad-:
milted to vote by reason of such pie, shall 'be
called' out. to.the-elarks,--who-shall• make- the
like notes in the, lists bl voters kept by them.
411 all oases where the name of the parson
'claiming to vote is toned on the list furnislicthby
the coMmissioners and assedsor, or his right to
vote whether found thereon or not, is objected to
by any qualified citizen, it shall he theduty of the
inspectors to ciamitie such person on oath as to,
his qualifications, and it he claims to have resided
within the State fur one yearor there, hisoatle.
shall be suillitient proof thereof. but 811111: make
proof by at least one competent witness, who .
shall be a qualified elector, that lie has resisted
within the district for more than ten data next
immediately preceding said , election, and - shall
-- tilso - hitnself - swear - that - his - hinur'fitle - resitlene
in pnrstunice of his lawful calling, id within the
district, and thid.lie,did e nnt remove into tinididis;
trict for the purpose of voting thettim
'livery person qualified its aforesaid, and who
Shall make due proof II requi red, or his residence
and payment ()rinses RS IlibliSllll.l, he shall he ad.
mitted to vote in the township, ward or district
in which he shall reside.
'Many person s h ill proveet or attempt to pre
vent any officer of any election under ; this act
from lurking such eh (Aims, or use or threaten any
vic twice to any such officer, or shall interrupt or
impt overly interfere whh Min in the ONCelliiin
Of his duty, or shall block up the window or
avenue to any window where the same may be
bolding, or shall- riotously distnrb the peace at
such electiomor shall use or practice any intimi
dating threats, tcrce or violence, with design to
influence„ unduly oc .overawe all, elector, or to
prevent him from voting or to restrain die free
dom of choice, such person on conviction shall be
fined in any sum not exceeding- five hundred slol
lace : t oil he imprisoned for any time not less than
three nor more than twelve months, and Wit shall
be shown to court, where the trial-amid, °Gad!
thud be had, that the person so offending was not
it resident of me city, ward, 'Mulct or township
where the oflence wsts eummitied, and not entitled
to vote therein, then on Conviction lie shall be
sentenced to pay a fine of not less than ons.
_thiedmor more Man one-thousandilollars r and. be
imprisoned Jost less than six months nor more
than two years.
wally person or persons shall make anyhet
wagtx upon the result of auv election if Rhin tine
Commonwealth, or shall offer to make any suell
bet or wagemeither by verbal proclamation then
of, or by any welt fen or primed anvernsew et It
eliallenfr.or it ire any person to make such In,t
or wager, neon eoliVietioa thereof ie sir tinny Stint II
bruit and pay tkfrpe times the ammult so bet. or
to be bet. '
'lt any per.t..n not 'by law glgAili ell, shall funul
ulenlly vote at tiny election in this Common
wealtli,oc 'wing otherwise qualified shall vote out
of Isis proper district, OP if ally IIVI'601) kiltlWhlg'
the 61:1111 I,r such tontlilittatinn,sliall aid oitipntocure
such person to vote, tile person °Gilding shall,
.oti cooviclion, lie thud ell any slim not exceeding
two Intudroil and lle imprisoned foe any
hol ding thl'el, 1110.1lifi
•Ii 11It, shalt vote at more than one dec
-tion-tltscrittT-oc otherwise - fritMlftlfmtly voltYrfrire
than once on Cot 5:11110 11:, 01. Shall rl,lllllllhlll lr
Fuld 1111.1 delircr to the :1111/LtUtOl. two liekelS to
griller. with the intent illegality to vote, or shall
procure another so ,1,1 do, he (IV Ihe• otlendiug
SI h , 1t..0 I
than fills' 11111 more litter Frve hundred dollars, amt
,e inwilsotted tint less 1.11:111 titre,
ot • nun•c luau twklie mollllls
'lf any person riot T 015,1 to vo' 1. , in this Coin
'''gree"lY to hw, (except the 5)115 7
qualified citizens) shall amtgar at ally place of
election for the pu rpose of issuing tickets or or
iopeeheieg the citizens qualified to vote, he shill
no roovietioo forfeit and pay titty sum not exceed- ,
ing - one - hundred doling for every such ofTence,
and he iniprisonett for tiny-term ,not exceeding
three wraiths."
Agreeable to the: provisions of the' sixty-first
eettoo of said net; every General and Special
Election shall he opened between the
.hour's of
..
eight and ten in the fordnoonomil
without interruption or adjournment unlit seven
o'cloc!c in the evening, when . the polls shan't°
closed.
• And the Judgesof the respectHediStriettialbre— •
said, are by the said net required to meet atfiho •
Cotir'• House, in the borough of Carlisle on ti,
third day lifter the said day of election, being.
Friday the 17th day of October then and thereto
pet form the things required or them by law.-•
Given under my hand, at Carlisle, this Bth.
day of September, A. D. 1851.
DAVID 's Al IT , Sheriff.
_Sherilrs Offite
.„...September
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
On S.ITURDAY, the 4th day of Ocloher,,lBsl ,
BY order of the Orphans' Court of Cum -
c borlattd-coutity.,-will-bo-sold-I+publie-vendut,
Oil the premi,es, at 12 o'clock,
.noon, of seta
day, the three undivided 100 dr' parts oftht 1
late John Culbertson, dec'd , of and in the 10l -
low'rig real estate, to wit—'That certain value
: ,r - 6 plantation,or tract of land, rit lion: in 1 . :11Ive l'
Spring township, I 'timberland county, bounden'
by lands , of %Vet. Culbertson, Witham Keller .
Christian Keller and J antes W 111,mm:on, con
t-tining 220 A Cltr.S, more or les:", of first rate
limestone land, about 120 acres of whieh 11rf... , '
sheared and in good etiltivatton, non the rcsulu '3
timiter land wit eh is of superior . quality,. o_Tlit ,
...4-A7limProvements. arc a two story
....... STONE 1111118 E, a large anti
s',A i r i ii yto (lOW two story .STONE BANK
:INORIVII ' BARN, Wit:: Wagon Shed, curb
',! ..`ribs end other nut buildings.—
Chore 'is rutitung wet er.on the place near the
improvements ; nod a good well of water near
the, hnuse. There are too apple Orchards-no
t he-place-of-grafi cd - frui t - rytt e - o f - whi eiy - is. - you ng
There are also peach and other fruit trees.—,
This farm is situated a mile south of the turn
pike just shove Kingswwo, and is netirto the
rail road. Personsg wishing to purchase, and .
view , be pretniyes can do so by calling on either .
of the the subscribers, or the tenant residing at
the place. Tertna - of rale made known on the
'Pay of sale. ' -
AVM. MILBER.TSoN,
I,VIII. KELLER,
septtOts
N. B. At the same tirrio rind place John C.
Dunlap and the other owners of the remaining,
itricayiditig fourth part, will make sale of the
same, on the like terms and conditions that tho
administiators sell the the three undivided
fourth parts ol . the deeecent.
Palactate Real Essate
. . FOR SA TY:
On SaTURI3.IY, the 4th day of October, 1851,
THE undersomod, .G eorgo
Sailor, of ; South Muldictol, Cumber
land county. will sell at ;371:dtc sale tho pre
mises, the following des , rilw RettiEstate.Nie:
A Farm situate in South Middleton tp.
Cumberland county, neer the public: road lead-.
ing from Carlisle to tho Spring Forge, about 3
miles from% . the former and two front the latter
place, adimting lamb of Jacob behman, Henry
%Viso, Mo.,es Wolf, Adam "Frieze and the
hcirs — of - olorrran Gorgas,
91 ACRES of Limestone land, having thereon
' erected' a TWO
,STORY LOG
HOUSE, LOG and FRAME
BARN pumpell of good water
''.1 . 1 widi a in it :tear, the door,
•13 :0 ,
Temmt Hon..; Stable, Apple
Orchard. and mite , fruit trees, About 80 acres
of Inc land is cleared under good fence, and in
a high rude of eithivation; rho residue Is co
vered with good Unifier.
Also, at the same time and place, a
lot or Mountain Land, covered with good Ches
nut-limber, shinife in'tho same toWnship boun
ded by lands of Jacob Shaeffer, Fred' It. ' Rider,..
and others, containing SEVEN acres, lying
within about Are miles of the above mentioned
farm.
Also, at the some time, on the premises
n two story STONE H 0 - 1 J S 5, W A It E
HOUSE, STABLE, &c. This property is
well celcubited ler a tavern, store, (being at
present occupied nn n srfired or any other pub•
lie business. It is situated in South Middleton
owaship , near. Bge's Forgo, find at the head
I the. 13 oiling Springs.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
when the terms will be made known
DANIEL IrAHFMANc
JOHN 1301313,
. .
soptlots
ORPHANS' COURT SALE,
•
Ow WEDNESDAY, the 811; of October, 1851.
IN
_porsuunco of on'orilcr Of 'the °splint's'
ur
cot'of Cun.berlend county, will 'be wild at
public rule on ihe promisee, at 2 o'clock, in the
afternoon, the.followerig .property, lota the es
tote of . Attron of Allen township,
deo'd. viz: • ".
Lot of 63Z-round,
situn Shircnut tiFtutvn,lti Fejt!' township
fronting 75 fect On the south' ,of Hain' utrect
and citeriding.hutiVihnut 150 feet to Outs .al•
lay. There area nutither of fruit' trees on the
lot but building;. tt will r . bo : Fold ingather'
or in !tart; to cult, purchuselo. Attendance
will be given and terme made hewn outlay of
mile by did undersigriud,Gitardign of the lUirier
child oCAaron.Mloo, dneid:
elept3o3l' •-• ,•211.4TTIIIAS:t1ITNgR.
ttait .0.4nt.0:.,:-of.:':',lkiiiiil.j.,.
VALUABLE V . UAL ESTATE
AT ORPLIANS' COURT SALE. I
. . . ,
Oh. TIIURS,M4Y, the 2d of. (Mohr, 1e5,1:
I .
N pursuance of an rirder, ' of the .Orpliaris'
Court ,of Cumberland county, will be sold
at public 'sale on the premise.), the "frm' of
Isaac -Addams, deed., situate in 'flampden tp.,
Cumberland county, about 'three mile north of
the Turn pike , ono mile. north Of" Sriavely!a
Mill, ued five miles west of flarrlabOrg, adjoin.
ing lands- Hoff, Elizabeth
Whisler and others, containing, 136 ACRES
and -134 PERCHES of Black Slate , Land, of
good quality, and in a high state Of cultivation,-
- about 115 acres of which is cleared and the
rest well covered with thriving- timber. - The
improvements are a Iwo story
' . PLASTERED HOUSE AND
- RITPHEN. with a largo , cellar
Ay! under the ilollso, and a well of
good water at. the door% Also, a
neverlfailing spring with a goOd Spring House,
Wash.house, Sinokediousg, BANK 'BARN,
_Wagon_Shed,_Carn_Crib,,Oussiage..liouse,llog_
Ten, garnered of above for storing' grain, to.
'gother with all 'other necessary outbuildings.
Also, a good TENANT HOUSE, and Stehle
with a garden lot_attached,do bp. sold' With'the
This Farm is situated in a - healthy part of
the country, in bandy to a store and smith-shop
and also to the Harrisburg market. It is well
, :alculated for rearing stock, having running
tenter through all the fields Mit one, and a large
ineuduti close by the yard with a stream • run—
pang thrmgh it, Also, running w,ater in the
Burn yard. The' fences are all gond, being
'nearly all of locust posts and 'chesnut
There is a largo amount of thriving locust
growing on the place. Also, an excellent Ap,
ple Orchard of choice ireit, all of which is
grafted. It is one of the best seats for a Tan
Yard that is to be found, as the water near the
building, can be conveyed into all the vats with
out pumping: The farm lies always been well
tilled, and every care taken to keep tho land in
order. The buildings are in the centre of the
Farm so tato make every convenience.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold
a tract' of Mountain Land, situate on'the need)
side and extending to the top, adjoining lands
of Mary Wagner and Sauteed Shnpp. This'
land'is two MACS ova a half from the before
mentioned, and can - he - conveniently goCto with
a wagon, the roads being good. It is covered
with thriving timber, such as ,chesnot, cheanut
oak, hickory and other lejnele,': It contains six
ty eves, and will be sold hi lets of twenty
aereamach. Aftendance will be on that
day and conditions math; Itnown.lw..
ABRAHAM ADDAMS,
WM. H. ECKLES.
sept3lspd Executers
Orphans? Cosfrt Sale
On SATURDAY , the 1811 i (toy of October, 1851
IN pursuance ol Cu order of,the Orphans
Court ol Culaberlund county, the undersrgned
will exiles° to public sale on the premises, late
the residence' of John Craig, son., doc'd., in
ill:Towel! township, (11,001 3 'iniles west of
frnlanble real estate, to
wit—'2o7 ACIZE:.3 of good' slate and free stone
antl A itt a high state of cultivation and well en
closed with substantial fences. About 60
acres of` which are cleared, and the yctliclue well
zovere&with_timer. 1%6 improvements are
• - a two story LOU 110 USE, well
ti
-,64 76 r plastered ouOde, a doable LOG
ri1?..., i R BARN, and other convenient out
- 1 '.;44 .2 ; g ••uildings. _Jeer the door is a
~..4 : .4..z..„.,... Spring of excellent water, and it
0 ICC lIARD of - choice fruit trees is also ..ii the
emisee. This propertY presents many advan
-tages which cannot be here - enumerated: Per,
801151'Wishing. to view it prior to sale, will' call
upon Nit.. John Craig; jr., residing on the farm
or on 'the subscriber living M Newburg. Sale
to commence at 12 o'clock,, M., when attend
ance will be given and terms made known by
seytlOis . DAVID WEIIMRY. Adm'r
ORPHAN'S' COURT s araz
On •THURSD.4Y, the. 9th i/tly of October, 1851,
.10 -order=of -the -: Ornhans'•
Court of Cumberland county, wit be of
fered at public sale on the premises, the. fol
lowing property, late th?, estate of Wm. Hart
nese, of Allen township, in said,eounty,
viz: A 'rract of Land, sitanyi in said town
ship, bounded by lands of Andrew Chapman,
George Yost, and others, contuniidg 17 Acres,
_ '. on which is Mewed a BUICK Dig.
.llLLerty , .a CGOPER SHOP,
N•f u fik THREIt. TENANT }MUST, S,
and other outbuildings: TERMS
•—• Five per, cent of the purchase mo•
noy to se paid onqbe,day of sale, onti-litat the
rentander on the Ist April. 1852, and the re
mainder in two contaminant payments, without
interest, , andJO-be secured by rocognizance -in
the Orphans' Court: Side to commence at half
- pasrt 0 - n`al - o - c;1117 - , Atiffen' - arttm - clanctr - wi I I
be given, by_______ , lloßEß-T- - ItR Y SO N,
sepl lata A dm'r.
von E undersigned of for saki, his NUR
SERY of choice FRUI"I"PREES,
lius sold his property, he is obliged to sell off tha
trees. and will well cheap for cash,
wholesale or rctitil. Any person wish.
mg to purchase is invited to call and
• • see a fine - lot - qtree3 This nursery
yoU wilt find five and a half miles East of Car.
lisle, uhd one half mile 'West, ,of,Citurchlown,
to,Munroe township, Cumberland county.
SeptlolB . sl4t, JOHN DILLER.
NEW WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Confectionary, Fruit • ikToy_ Store
Weet ilLan Strtet, likuridziora west of Bark—
holde,'s Hotel, in the room formerly occupied
oo a Book Store. •
VIM uniersigned begs leave to inform the
• citizens of Carlisle and the public in gone
r nl, that ho has opened a stern at the above
place, where be intends manufacturing rend
keeping constantly on hand..
CANDIES' of EverY . Description.
His stock is all new and lie warrants his Car
dies equal to any manufactured in the State.—
His stock consists in part of Oranges, Lesions,
Dates, Raisins, t'runcs, Figs, A 'monde, Englit h
Walnuts. Fibertil, Cocoa Nuts, Citron,Groud
N its, &c. - &c.• Also, Mint, Lemon, ocoliste
Gum, Cordial and other- drops. Lozenges,
Vigttred Almonds. Candy Cigars, and a variety
of other candies: •
'./'ol'e OF ALL .KINDS.
- .
such as china vases, mugs, bowls and pleturen,
mantel ornaments of all kinds, Ilona, elephants,
~horses,-dogs, guns, whips, Indian Rubber nnd
tither rattles, wax, varnished and other doll
,bends, kid and other dolls, whistles, harmoni
c. nits, dancing figures, basket and ether wagons,
iiehool baskets, wheelbarroivs, drums, trumpets
swords, pistols, alabaster toys of all kinds, and
an endless variety of FANCY GOODS for
Men, Women anti Children. In addition to
t he above ho has all kinds of PERFUMERY,
such as Jenny Lind And other Cologne, Chrys
-i-mine,-pomatumtox-maerowTbmit's r
Fancy and other soups. A prime article of ei•
:rare and tobacco on hande hopes by strict
attention to business and at IMI profits to merit
a, share of public patronage.
sept 3 A 9 WORMLEY.
X'ALL POZILLINIMY qoons.
John Stone A' Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS . IN
silks, Ribbons elt. =Winery Goods
No; 45 South Serond'Street, "
PHILADE4PHI4. •
. now prepared to Offer to their custom
/8 era nrid.the. Arad° . generally, a very•largc
;mil liandimmo assortment of '
Bonnet Satins, of all colors,
Corded and Plain Velvets, of all colors,
• Fancy Bennet and Cup iihbuns,
Paris Fancy Feathers,
French and American Flowers, St.e., &c. •
Confining; themselves exclusively to this
brunch' of the. (rude, end Importing the larger
part of their stuck enables them to offer an as
sortment unsurpassed in extent and variety,
which will be sold at.tho lowest pFlces.
sept 3 41.
Aseignece
Instruction in. Music , & the German
' •
Language., ;
/VAR. MAYER. respectfully announces
td-tne•citizens of-Carlislorthat - hoin pre. -
pared to give, instruction in Music on`the Piano
Forte, and also instruction the German Lam.
gu ,go. Residence in North Pitt: :street, ono
and a half squarer' north of the Railroad.
F. C. Mayor.l on hand ti choice supply of
imported, and Arn elean MUSIC for tho Piano,
•Puttar and Violin, and recommends his seine
tioni.ro the , ladies...,espopially,,and. respeolfully
solicits' their patronage. . • • IseptlOpd4t
713LECTIOBT:' . •
N ELECTION lor . Otlicerii'Emil ALlitin•
/- garb' or ilia Cumbiilejivi Valley
Cotunnyi will ilk.' 1 . -
lice in bertiburgi' OP; MONDAY; the - 6th
day of Octelierj , ,botwbervilid.'houieol
alptloie ", • • ' - 'F, 241.•431DDLt,
Nursery for Sale
'Brat': 'o'..otiiicHO.:..lt44itiii.
.
Orphans' -
On TIAIRSAdY, Me 161/tiqf October, 18.51'
IN pursuance of an order: of the Orphans',
Conn of Cumberland county. the subscribers
will offer at • public solo on the premities,, at
o'clock. noon, a treat' of land, late the properly.
of David Stingier, deed.; situate in ; Hopewell)
township, in said county; on-the road leading
from Shippensburg to Newberg, about 6 miles
from the former and half a mile from the latter
, piece, containing 236 AC.RES,_more or • less,
I oi which about 160 Acres are cleared and in a
I-good -state of cultivation: the-residue-in timber.-
The improvements are n tivo story
Stone Dwelling House, Stone
and, Frame Dank Darn, Corn
t Crib, Wagon Shed, Carriage
Donee, Smoke House, &a. There
is a well of water at the door. A Sulphur
Spring near the house, and a stream of water
passes though the tract. There is also n thri
ving young Orchardon the premises. Per ens'
wishing to'see the above described property
are requested to call upon either of the_subscri•
born, ono Of whom resides on the
. 7 erm.rof Salc.—s2so pniable on theconfir
notion 'of the •saln , one, hitlf_of the_residue_of
The purchase money on Ist ,April next, when
possession will be g'ven ; and the other hair on
he let A pri1,1653. Imnterest 'payment to be,
secured by judgment bond and mortgage.
JACOb FO,GLESONGP.R.
, . mcnp STIUGLER,
ang27ls adrn'r qf t vid Strityler, decd
A,SSIGNE af S SALE
On SATURDAY,' Me lltli day of October, 1851
IN PURSUANCE of a deed of Assignment
JR executed by John
,Seitz, of Monroe town•
ship, Cumberland county, will be .sold at pub
lic sole, on the 'breinises. at one o'clock; I'. M.,
the fo'lowing discribed Real Estate, viz:,
A.troci of Loud situate in Monroe township
Aforesaid, bounded by lands of Peter Diller,
Johii SollenliargeriDavid Rryslier: the.heint
of Martin Diller, decensed, and John Brindle,
containing abbot TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
having therein erected a two Story
LOG -HOUSE and LOG BARN,
a a a ,a Well of wet, r and an Apple Or
a a chard. The land is limestone of a
good quality. '
The terms of sale will be:—Ten per cent:
of the purchase money to he paid by the pur•
chaser on the day of sale, ono half the balance
on the Ist of April next, when possession will
be given and a deed_ made to the pin-chaser,
and--the-residue on the ler of-April-1853;-with
interest from Ist - April 1852, to be secured by
judgment bond. - The purchaser to have the
landlord's share of the grain in the ground,
and the taxes for the year 1852 to 110 paid by
the purchaser. JOSEPH CULVER,
atte27timiS2 .dssignee ,Johr
VALUABLE FARIY/ FOR SALE,
On S.ITURDAY, the 4th day of, October:, 1851.
IvILL be sold at public solo on the' premi ,
sea, the following described real estate,
situate in -Dickinson township. Cumberland co.,
about one "mile from Barnitz'S mill, and six
miles from "Carlisle, bounded by lands of John
3 Sterrett, Samuel Sowers and John Pepper, con
taining 117 ACRES and 21 PERCHES, neat
Measure.- There are 105 acres of this land
cleared and, in a high slate of cultivation. and.
the balance is covered with
_thri_vinound
timber.
improvements
The im are a two
, story I) %V ELLI N a fTo trs E,
111 n BA-N lc 13 4 % I: N, Wagon Shed,
. 14 1. n till g . cmn cribs, and other necessary
-ALV-s„,ii-tx- ,
---::-,- , nut. buildings There- is-a-Well-of
wet era , the-door. Also. an Orchard will eve
ry variety:of choice fruit. Any person wishing
to v.ew said preperty previous to the sale, can
do so by caling on Samuel Woods, who resides
tut solid farm. Sale to commence nt 12 o'clock
on said •lav, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by --•'
' ang2l - ROBERT BELL. -
EXECUTOR'S SALE Ole -
Valuable Real 11,slette.
On THURSDAY, the 18th of Scpienthei., 1851.
WILL be sold at public outcry on the prem
ises, in Soultiampton township, CnnArerland .
comity, Pn., near:the road Iradin r . from Ship.
pensburg,. to Newville, n Valuable LIME
.STO.NE..EARAL late. the_property_of.Sam.
nel Duncan, (leen., and bounded by hinds of
Robert Mauler, Henry Au. Alexnhiler Dun.
can and otheis. containing 119 ACRES, 95 0
which is cleared and in a good - state el cultism
Lion, the remainder well covered_ with tin her.
Tholmnrovements aro god two story LOG
HOLSE, LOG AND FRAZUE BARN, with
u well of. water near the horse, &c. Any pet.
son wishing to view the properly previous:to
the salei will be shwan it by calling on the nth-
Scriber: . •''Sale to commence at.l - Welork t lp;
ou said day, when the termSewsll be ,made
known'hy. ROBERT S. IVIV3NE.,
trup,O; •- - ,•,,
1 37 TBLIC SALE OF nikt- ESTATE.
--- On - FRIDA - Yrthe - 3d - oi - Octobe?; - next;- --- - - .
TILL-be-Sold - a - t - pibite attic - yn the 'rein r ,
se4, in North Mithiletown township,
I Cumberland county, Pa., the reel
estate: late the property of Benjamin Diller,
about tom. :ones east of Carlisle and 2
nice south of M.dd,esex, hounded ttv lands of
.")avid cleller, intim Lancaster comity, Abra.
ham Dertzler, and others, containing about 125
AC R ES . of first rain limestone lurid, about 100
acres of which are cleared and in a high state
of voltivation, the remainder is covered with
fine 'young timber. The improvements are
two LOG 'HOUSES, both two
o rs , • • stories high, and each of which
• t.!# # 4i has a first rate spring near the
6 Ts. •loor, a FRAME BARN, W
tigft , goo Shed. Corn Cribs and other
neces•ary outbuildings. Also. an Orchard of
choice fruit. Any person., wishing to view the
said - property - nrevinuSln Om sale ran
calling on Bichsel Diller, who resides on Bei:J.
farm. Sale to comtnenrc nt 1 o'clock in the
afternoon on said dint, when due attendance
will be given and terms made known by
augl3lB JOHN DI , LLER, Executor.
ORPHANS , COURT SALE..
On S.IITURDAY; the 27th oiSeptember, 1851,
Nr . VIRTUE of an Order of the Orphans'
It. Court of Cumberland county. will be sold
at public sole, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the pre
mises, the following mopero, Inv the estate of
Abraham Miller. 01 Upper A lien township, in
said county,'dec'd.: viz.—A tract of limestone
and, situate in said township. adjoining lands
of Jacob Cower, George Smith and others,
containing 29 ACRES more or !este, all of
which is cleared and in a high stole of cultiva ,
lion, tinder good fence, &c. The improve
ments are a two story WEATIL
i7.; ERB OARD ED HOUSE,FRAME
iiteIll••• BARN and other out buildings.--
'I 'hero is a hover failing well of wa.
ter at the door with i
pump in t.—
There is Mao running water through the place.
Also, a young and thriving Orchard of choice
fruit. Persons wishing to examine tho pine°
can call on the undersigned living 'near' the
farm, and by Whom terms.will be made known
on said day of sale.
• DIEDRICII STEINER,
_
Mouse and Lot toe• sate.
On .F.I2IDAY, - the 26th of September, 1851,
TIIE subscriber will offer at public sole. on
the premises at Spring Mills, in Dickinson twp.
Cumberland county, Pa., the following-,des
crated real estate, viz 110 USE & LOT.
The house is a large two story brick,
freating on two public roads, and in
-
4 good location for public business, is
6R surrounded by a beautiful .. yard
_eon ! .
'• tabling choice - fruit frees. and . lias_at
tached 'an excellent garden. The lot contains
hall tin acre, surrounded by good fence, has a
good and substantial STAI3DE, and other out
buildings,- all-new find-in-good -repair. Also a
tract of Mountain Land,.. containing .52h7 A
CRES, adjoining the Ptne Grow-,.road, and
lands
.01 James Woakley, Wm: Watts, and
others, mostly covered with thriving young
chestnut timber, and some gond pine and oak.—
Any person wishing to view the same will
please cull'on the subscriber at Spring
Sale •to commence nt I "o'clock of, said day,
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by „
iing27lspd •. T. W.-BLACK.
ORPHANS, COURT SALE
On'S✓ITURD.RY, tGe 4th of October,,lBsl,
' IN pursuance of an order' of the Orphans'
Court of Cumberland, county, will is sold at
public sale On thti promisenou I 2.i.i'clock, noon,
'rho follow,i)lg property Into the onion! of David
Bear. of UPPerAllon township,..dee'd.; viz :
Alotof ground containing, ti ACRES and 11l
'Porches, sonata otrilto State. Road to Gettys:
'Dttr,g i ,in,stild township, adjoining properties of
'John 13,.Coover, Harkness heirs"and Others,
, . all of whinh.le iniltivided:;,:there
, . • • •`l l in erected ori tho;. lots two story
,41 If • j wx; ',A , Ir If V. R; l3 O . A , R,IO fil,,D
4 I M
t( I OUSE, • A CCM) HAIM; a
/ 4i
i...;•,.., 'h• Wagon Atitker's Blinn, &c, flier
ie a good eisiern •qt the kifcbe n llc o r,f,and„an.,
'excellent Spring with ' aprin g gonae.,nsf the,
house, Also, an Orcherd , of alioice , frplt•, It
le 9 dasivithle proneqy l en Mechanic, find in a
&lima neighlieritobth.-Atl4donee will he given
and` terms'made, known by:- •' . ' • ,
~
1011 Dr 0.. COOPER, • .
ougg7it .
it cal ''.o.otiite. 'tit.. /luitiou
REAL ESTATE-AT PUBLIC SALE
On TIM:SPA Y; the 2d• day of. Odober, 1851,
ti'ubsciiber t`Villoffeint.public sale, on
l d e ,i n ° l t o e ti f w p i n re a ft in h co i i p s b , e se.t'upmnil farm
, o
rLiaen:„ii s c i o t mu ua ne t i o y in Lower'
rrtle d , dj ll n av in is
ShoPp and others, containing ma Aortps . of
the best of limestone land, in a high
' ' State of Cultivation. The improve
. ,
- meets are a three. story _ROUGH
•••• CAST HOUSE, TENANT
_ H I ; e ile• HOUSE,__LOG BARN,—W-ogorr
Shed, and other necessary out-build
ines. • A never-failing, spring issues from midt.r
the house, and Cedar Spring passing thb build
ings within n few perches. Also, an excellent
ORCHARD of Apple, Cherry, Peach,
About 95 acres of the land is cleared, and the
balance covered with thriving timber.
This prOpeetylies within. four miieWof Har
risburg, and thremounrters 'of a mile from
Shiremanstown, which furnishes a good market.
The state rend misses through the farm nod
there-nre- mnnyoulvantnnee; it -being conveni 7
ently'situated near to mills, arbeids and - cher:
cites. Taking it altdgether it is a verydesira
ble property, and will be sold whole or divided
an as to suit purchasers. Sale to commence at
o'clock, when terms will be made known by
- JACOB SHOPP.
JOSEPH MOSSER aitetisneer. initgl9ts
Real Estate at Public Sale
On WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of September,
WILL be sold at politic Mile on the premises
the farm of Jacob Smith,dec'd., situate in Fair.
view township, York county, shoot one mile
Soutli:Pnst of Haldeman's (now Boyei's).mill,
and on_the_rnad.leading from-the-mill to New
C.umberland, and lion (led by lands of Solomon
P. Gorges, Samuel Bitner and the Yellow
Brooches Creek, containing about 214 ACRES.
About 75 acres of the hest quality_ at timber
land, the bid !nee being improved limestone
land and in a lii2ll elate oft idlivaiion' The
improvements:ire it atone Rank Barn, a two
story LOG lV EA TILDRII 0 A R
* DED DWELLING HOUSE,
-,, <47 . I . a
::5 ) ...... stone Spring-House, wash house
~q, I ~ 1 1k, wagon shed, corn cribs, &c—
-•"'Y.IAIIP, Also, a tenant house and other
ouildingspa well of good water at the door of
the dwelling house, and running water in all
the fields but one, and one of the best orchards
at selected fruit. Locust is abundant on this
farm. Altogether it is one of the most dtsira '
ble - farms now OtTera, and - sliiated,in a healthY
part-of the conniry.-± 1 same will be offered
in parts or whole to su urchnsers. The.pro-
Orly can ho seen by cal Mg on the first named .
executor, residing on the farm. Sale to com
mence nt 2 o'clock, on said day when terms
will be quick . known by . ..........._____.....
IV H SMITH,
J J SMITH.
Ext.'s. of J. Smith, dee' (4
"J OS. .7kf OSSER, Auctiimeer. • raugfltspd
"T - Lancaster Examiner insert till sale, mark
nos: and 'lliarge this office:
ORPHANS' tJRT SALE,
. ,
On S.dTURDSI Y, the Ilih of October, 1851
IN pursuance of an order of -the Orphan's
Court of Cumberland county, will be sold at
public sale on the premises, the following-pro
perty late the estate of George Rupp,jr.of U pper
-Allen--township, in slid county, doe'd.;
A Tract of 'PIIIRER LAND, situate one mile
east of Shepherdstow.t, in said township, adjoin
ing !ands of James' E'ekles,..John C. Dunlap &
others, containing 1.5 ACRES, all of which is
thriving - Chestnut timber The tract is divided
'bi Iwo acre lots nnA — will be..Ciiild enure or in
part to suit purchasers. Sale to commence at
I 2 eclock,noon, whop-at endance will be given
toy •
ntie27tq
PUMIZIC E 1 LI:
On SA T URDA Y; the 27th of September, 1851,
'THE • undersigned, administrator of Benjo
min Jones, dec'tl. .
expose to public sale
on the premises , the following described valu
able lot of Ground. situate in the town ol Fair
view, f.;.umberland county, containing
r:tr, 58 feet 3 inches in front; and in depth
, '•:1
story FRAME WEATHER 13 OA RD ED
HOUSF, wi,h 'a Kitchen, and a well of water
on -- tho premise - go' Also, Will he sold' nt JIM
tonne time nod More. n vnrieti of 110 USE-
If OLD & KITC If P.X , 1 UIIiVITUR E Side
to commence at i O'clock, P M., when attend
ance will ho given and terms made known by
JOHN SIIEHTS,
Adin'r..
fiugl7pd3t
1; E a I T
FOR SALE
On SSTURD.IY, the 18th of Octoeer, 185/,
%lift I LIE; of on ,order of sale frn,n, the
* l . Ospllll.lld Court of Cumberland couuty,
will b, „old at -puldie sole, at 12 idelueli, noun,
nh the premises, the. fiillimint; valuable lets of
gramid, will' i fuluitt
ed—in_tb,_-_anr_”4;sl-47-1.4fq,,t1..7-I,t!-,1;;!.7-ii----ft
iiii,f;•ii- - Pcirtion of lid:
David l't"orsi,*l h, v
Lot by 'Alain street, by pro
pony of Julio Reig it', mid by property or sow-
eel Word.. having thereon erected
' taols l ie vo with S t i l p ,o l i . i Y ppur r te l : 3 l l e l e!
4 ilk; Lot No. 2.—Bounded by :'larliet
Square, by.property of John !tri
ple, and by Market greet, having•thereon er.•et
ed A-Fraotte 1111ouso with the appurten
ances. Lot No. 3.- , -Botiorliql by land., of Dl
vid,Shroin, Adam Houck and by the liogestoa-n
road, having- tic reon crecied , a Gr.vtii story
Log Illotrac :11201 a Practro.•
The terms of sale will he ten per emit. id
'the purchase money to be paid whoa the mile is
itiilirmed-hy-tho-Coort-4-114-11-.l4ll,,_i,lape e - o fi
the purchase money to be paid on the lot of
A 1852, Win /I 1/69, csoion will be delivered.
The r e 6,1,,,, of tit . porelease money to he paid
on the lot April, 1853, with interest trom the
let April, 1858.. The purchase money to be
secured by judgment Landis - and - mortgago.— .
The taxes •1852 to be paid by the purenosoi
or purchasers. , JOHN ZEARING,
sept3ts • "Ad ll' inistrater.
Medicines! Medicines
•
Fresbledicines recently received at Raw
lins' old stand, next door to the Poet office,
Main street, Carlisle.
Dr..l. McCulloch, n graduate of the Univer•
sity of Pennsylvania, is now a partner, in this
establishment, and Will give his especial super
vision to the compounding of prescriptions.
All Medicines warranted pure and genuine,
mid sold at:the lowest rates. Fresh Pine Oil
and Fluid constantly for sale.
_ May 28,'51, M RAWLINS.
•
Estate af~ol~n
S. Miller, dee'd:'- •
%ToTIcE is hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary on the estate of John S. Miller
late of Lower Allen vlsvnship, deceased, have
been granted by the Register of said county to
the subscriber residing in the same township.--
AIl persons indebted to said estate arc hereby
.required_to—malce--immediate—payniont,—nnd
those having claim to present-them for settle.
meet to. MICHAEL P. DILL,
sept3pll6t. Executor.
A ()rice.
ATOTICE is htireby given that application
IV will be made to the next Legislature, ogre
ably 'to the Conelitution and laws of this Corn•
monwealth, for an alteration in the Charter of
the Carlisle Deposit flank, so as to center on
said Bank the rights and privileges or a Bank of
issuo,.and to change.the name of-slid- Bank-to
"The Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Carlisle."
By order of/the Board of Directors. •
WM. • .4. IBBETEM, Cashiet:'
. :,Car - Dep. Bank, May geth, :7851h-Otri..;••
Children% Stockings,
FULL nssortmen, of Whits and Mixed
PA
Morino Hose of all sizes for Children.—
Also, Ladies Hose in great variety just ()period
by G W HITHER.
Estate of nary Dunlap, deofd;
lETTER:4 testamentary on. the Oritate o
Mary Wolin), late of the borough of NtAy,
•:yllle, doe'.d.,, have been issued to the eubseribir
residkg in West Pennsberough
All persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified in make itnmediatu paymmt; and 'those
,having , claims to present them duly Mahon&
emed ler settlement.
'sept.lo.6t GE6II.GE RBA. Ex,
•
_ Cigar 6! Cigars •
A limo article of, cigars of va4lott4 broil&
OlSTornake„,farge, s m all Plantations,
Pfieri4no,Paifolik Jenny. Liud,. Avalla,
Whiff ata:Fortnoradost,ftreolved and for sole
itt the confectionary...fruit' and toy alum of
4,S..WORNILE V.
: Coaches' find . ViTagions i -
ANOTIthn, 'lot of those tien ,flualtct Coach
es and NtrOgoea t childronjeat received at the
'eenfrotionaryjrnit and toy atom or
s.pt , • A. s, ~VORML Y,
A RNOLDS writing fluid, vtlry-xit
1 *- Amerinrink - torßole e t
~...,.. ........ ~..ty...._.......~, ti... ....
On rUESlldnthe 16lA q/ Septem ber, 1851
AT the late residence of John Snavely', de.
deased, in flanipden, township, Cumberland
count on the turnpike lending from Harrisburg
Carlisle,
.and about one •
mile - Weer of Sport
ing Rill, wll birsold the Mansion Farm, of the'
said deceased, containing 114 ACRES, of the
test quality of limestonelandin a high state of
.culnvation and under_good_fance, being the mu.
, da - Tarm of Cumberland county. The improve
meets area doable two story
of K
N BRICK NOUSE and KITCN
EN. it large STONE 'BAN
BARN, Wagon Shed, Cortycribe
and Alert necessary beildings;
to
gather with a well of never foiling water . ni
door, and an orchard with every variety 'Of
.choice fruit.
A leo, at the same time and place a tract
of clear land adjoining the said mansion link
lands of Moses C. Eberly, C. Whittler and the
turnpibreontnining 16 acres and tiotne:.767ch
,
Also,-a-lot-partly clear and - the balance
timber land, adjoining the said mansion, farm,
il
G. Snavely a l'others, containing 21 adres.—
The improve tenter area two story log HOUSE
and SHOP, . table and other buildings, logeth•
er With a well of never-failing water bear the
door. .
Also, a tract of woodland in- Silver^
Spring ton nchip,'situate at the•base of the Blue
'Mountain, adjoining lands of J. Afflict, John
Clendenin, George Rupert, and heirs of Adam
Longed rf, containing five acres. •
Also, a tract of woodland in Rye town- •
hi p, 'Peri , / comity, tidjoining, lontie tof David
Coble, heirs of Matthew:lrvine, George Belti
hoover and .Peter Billow, containing tibont ten
acres.
• Also, the interest and claim of the de
ceased in Briekeen
° Also, several shares of - turnpike - stock.
fry-gale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.' M.,
on said day., when terms will be made known.
Titles indisputable For further particulars en
quire of the subscriber, residing miles east
of Mechanicsburg, on the Trindle Spring Road,
leading to Cly , ter's point. JOHN RI. PP,
nug, 6-4 s. Executor cf John Snavely,dec'd.
J OS. IVIOSSER, .Ruetionter:
• THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which he now lives, sitnare in ,West Pennsborq
to unship, adjoining lands of Nathsn
Peter Nitnnich and others, on the State Road
one mile frost Newville, containing 43 ACRES
one third 0( which is limestone,and the remain-
der,fine ' meadow and good slate
• land, and all of it is under good
r i llrr. cultivation. ',Me improvement.
•rt•
are a LOG HO.USE & FRAME
BARN, stone spring house with
never failing water, and other outbuildings.—
Also, a good Orchard; with all kinds of Iruit.
For further particulars call on the prentiseri, or
address the subscriber nt Newville, Cumber
land county.
nug6 St ' MICHAEL GABVBR,"-..3
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
IN PURSUANCE of the last Will and Tea
-I.._ta inn n c-o F—Matthe w—Thomp . son--arate-n F ---
Mifflin township, Cumberland county, deed.,
will be sold at rinblic sale on FRIDAY, tire
20th of SEPTEMBER, 1851, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., on the promises, a tract of
.land sitivito
in the aforesaid township of Mifflin and bound
ed-by-the-Cnnodoguinet-Creek-and-lands-of-J,
.seph Flershey and Samt(ol Wostheffer, con
taining 235 ACRES, of which about fifty acres
are-timber land and the residue cleared lai , in
a goocl_state of :cultivation.
JO_ IPT
_
The improvements are a large
.kirfi
",_ doable two story STONE-HO USE
11
•111!11 ".
~t . - aiid KITCHEN, a large BRIt.',K
.
'top, or RNINTIC — BARN; - 101 feet, long. a
,7;,7-- • • ;Vegan Shed, Corn 'Crib,.a Spring
House and Smoke House; a well of Water con
venient to the door andra good apple orchard.
The above described land . is Ernvel, with a
considerable tplantity of alluvial bottom of the
besrguality It in within. a mile of the-lithe
atone land. It is situated. about fonr•miles west
of Newville, and near the State Road from
C.arliale•to ii.b.shosy. _ •---
The terms of sale will he 'S.lrlt t . o..he. paidhr_
th•• par,h Isn't. • when the property is striehen
do•vn—one.half of the whole purchase money •
includirig•the aforesaid Stoo. — ii".l"Th - e — lot of A.--
lril, 135 . 2. abort IY3'.loEl9inq Will hi: ciyen end
o deed made to the purchaser, and the residue
M three cgit Al animal e3ament,..withou , inter—
est..to he secured by Mdrpnrat - or mort.vage,
the landlord's share of the grain to go to The
pure/laver.
The land is patented, end In iarlisentede
tithriwill tie clean clear of all inennahranres.
. to vied , the , nleresaid farm
can call on .Tome; Boyd, who resides on ilia
opposite side of the creek from Term;n yD.
.7,I:CIiTITEW TITO III::1 N,
,A r. de Minis ntiniraviih the al annexec!
Q.L.ALA.Car:w
On
. 5.17 7, 7 12117 Y, the 20th of Septcvtber,- 18b1
T I I , : r.l')lcrat nrd, :•.9t , igne , . , . 9 of Oen. T. n
r, will mitklry, n ,, the Prom i
.! ' ' u.\II I GH.LAN r) Friz rzi .Nne E:.
'r% ru„ • cor.
of
,Thr CUMBERLAND F'URNAC'E:
with over
.2000 Acres of Mountain Land, • ,
MII.I i, SAW
MD .1,, BE A CH
. .A:i..7 A .
lt ill tillo P.
a num
ber '
i of TE
1t4.-PNkN 1' lIOUSFS:' the-. Fulnace
,f,,;;L. 11 . :• 11 4 Ci 201 ACRFS Peach Or- •
•••. eh i I Farm. three other tracts of -
farm law], ail,' .I.ti_fNlel dp_w_of_22...acres._The_
:i
all/0 iiiniiithinl properties *ill be sold al
toqmhar, or saparlioly to suit purchasers, and
the maintain land will he sold in lots if not sold
with the Furnace. The above property is situ
ated in Dickinson township, Cuniberland coun
ty, the Yellow Breechhe Creek running • thro'
part of it; mdi- would he well - calculated for
manufacturing purposes, as the creek is a con
stant ktrenn, and never freezes in winter, being
spriag water. For further particulars enquire
of either of the undersigned, or Wm. H. Mil.
ler. Esq., - Carlisla. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock.
~, JOHN T. GREEN*. .
D W MeCULLOCII,
.4ssigners.
augl3ta
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1851.
•
AN CO RGE. KELLER. respectfully announ*
vilif cos to his old Patrons and the public gen
erally that he has just received the
FALL' STYLE QF GENTLE
MEN'S HATS, manufactured at .
one of the best establishments ut
Philadelphia, to which 'he invites
special attention. ' •
lie has also constantly on hand a large and
varied assortment of his own manufacture as
well as city made •
- -
• , • EATS, AND CAPS,
suitable for he season, comprising every veld
eytofitussiagleaver,-Itleleskin-und-Silk-Hats;—
finished in the latest style, together with a full
assortment of Caps of every shape and des
cription, and at.every ptice, He particularly
invites the publ:u to call andexamine hisexten
siva assortment, which in style, material and ,
finish, cannot be surpassed by any in market,
and which he is able to put nt prices lower than
eier: 'Kt Remember his old. stand on• North
Hanover street, between Humer's and Soner's
tem°. ,fauft2o
Work clk. Cumberland It. - 11. Comp' y:
THE - stockholders'of this Company are
hereby notified that:a General Meeting
•of the stockholders, of the company. • .wili •be
hold at the Lir re ( Building in the rilv of Bahl
-more, on .I%ION DAY, the Blit day of Septetribeir,
1851. at 7 11-21o'clocit, , P. M., at which meeting
a full report of the condition of this road will
'bo mode. And they are further notified tliat
the election for President and Directors of tide
company will be held at the office of tile 'on ;
puny, at Yofk, TUESDAY, the,2Bo cloy 'of ,
September, 1851, tietwom the bents.' of 11
51. end 2 P. 11, ,
• sept3to ELI VE.WIS,,Proot.
RIM CORN and 6.4l'B'pui.
Hissed by the undersigned; and tiust
Inelbst•rrirket pries paid ilveism Also, grant;
FAILaY FLQUR end Mill reCd of .i.fr
kinds for Halo icasonnble terms., Apply at
the FARMERS' MILL (formerly Good norm
Woo., Pconsnorn township, Cumberland county
s-pt:ltr MARSHALL JAMES.
' • • - 0.01/1 , 1) •
To the Lathest-.,W11
'respectfully inlerrri 419' Lachett that 'be hale
fitted up rho room" roix,ntly tiuuliied by Mart
Petsey Kerwin, • neat dot tO old stand asa
LAI)U S 111./E 'ST Q
where they will:find u.xelh,oelected ttafi , r , lnatflt
of gaiters, btthkin*tiO, ,
(Yost
ma , ;nintstsriaa ,in ,Philodelphiftelipd.alecf,o t hie
stun Initce
pit - li 10, ayay.:7
.
V —•
• 'llMli IA I: '0 11,—..5k lola yaltrit 5b.t..:06 c.'l
. 4.
1 Y -keitt on hand .a.'! 1 - WIILIAItD'S 'Dm
I',.,Cti) . ,'2,6bc . rjit , einqip.
R 41.7, ,E,S Wei T .1p
AtEiiicittoilts Sale.
palms lion B.A.LXI.
11 ; Wirlaige -- TLfe -
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