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THETiiCiafAk) CHEM EST NEWSPAPER
I,A N Ot3 'fV 1 '
Jollars a yew, or Oar Dollar oar(
' Pifly Coals• paid pai‘ol .11.gptei,,.
t..„ . $1,75 if .peatl's4
utterly impossible to get
out more than ahole,sheet this week. The do
ficiency will be amply mode dp hereafter.
• .7e l l -1 P ItESULT.
.I.IIGLEIt, —IIIAJORITY
./
FOR WATTS,:-.I%:9ODBURN & RUPP AND
VOITGE-COUNIA. 7 .OFFICERS.
We record thu result of yesterday's contest
Ivitlyninglcd feelings.,of, grief nod satisfaction.
Theidefet of si• E. .111114S ' TOINI, 1110 noblest
champion of its principles that the Whig party
'ever had; is a result for which we have no lan-
guago to express our profound sorrow. We
looked with well-grounded confidence for a
Geller result—we felt certain that an adminis-
Walton so devoted to the welfare of Pennsylva
nia, and seLtLeyelleial,lCAhe interests of the
people, would be sustained by the popular suf.
fragcs—but,We have been painfully disappoint
ed. If the returns from Philadelphia "-and o
ther counties which have reached ux are en in
dex of the general result, Witt. Mecca ixelect
ed. Welcome, State Debt! Welcome, Taxa-
Lion! seems to Lie the voice of the ballot-box
On the other hand, the brilliant snecess of
Judge, WATTS and the Independent Judicial
ticket in this county, affords cause for an equal
'degree oflfeartfeltp re
leasu. That is
umph of the People? It is their testimony,
whose candidate he was without party distinc
tion, to his eminent character as a citizen and
and a 'Judge. It is the triumph of the ' Judi
ciaiy over party polities : : It is a precedent for
after times in favor of an Independent Junicia
ry. In this view it is a most important resurt:
In Mr. Graham Judge Watts liud a •competitor
capable of polling his whole Party vote in a
mere party contest. In his failure to do so we
see how careful has been the discrimination of
voters. • Messrs.'WOODBURN and RUTZ' am
probably elected 'Associate' Judges, bi a ma- .
jority as large, if not larger, than that cast for
Judge Watts. Out: is a democrat and the o- i
Alm kwhig, and both are old and respectable ;
citizens of the county, well qindifie I for die
..- - .§ta1195.. 10 ...W ich,they have heemelectctf.--We-1
,
congratulate their friends•in both pa ties on the
triumph they hove achieved.
. Our Whig County Ticket, or a large portion
- of 'it., we have reason to believe is eleethd.— 1
Our opponents concede the election of Messrs. I
Cobean, Sponslor and Zinn, (Whigs) for coon-'
ty offices, and R. 111: Ilenderson to the Legis
lature. Mr: Bonham is possibly elected also
IV a very smalf Majority, but this in by no
means certain. The official returns we hope'l
will show the election of both Messrs. Ilender- '
son'and Cathcart, Whigs. The election of Mr.
Martin, lobo, as Cleric of the Courts, i, claimed
by his friends. We were not able t 5 collect
'rellabla returns of the eandidalOs or the coati
tl ticket, before going to press, and therefore
,give the 'opinfobs Of our opponents as we have
heard them expressed. , . .
We have the following returns from the dif
tercet districts of the county on the Governor
and 'Judicial candidates:
, i t:i • 0
g• m• - • , E. 7, P .
.6' -" , s
65 36
E. 11 ard,
'ff. 11. fad
8. gglicitnn,
N. 111iddleton,
W. PennsbDro 48
L. Dickinson, .
gßaklt ford,
85 196
170.
Nowyille,\
Shippetisburg, *:100
' Silver Spring, •• ;
,I.l,ppPr Dielciasan,
::IJpper'AllOn, •
4 47
.1..0 - iTer Allen, 40
• 10 1irc.c, 66
~. • '
,Now Cumberland 0.
Iliddgp'porti - •
Hope Well,: -
•• •
ter•Thetio'retorns show a majority of about
660 fa' Judno Watts in the ciounty, with two
.ii small whig townships to bear from, and a lit
" tie over 200 for Bigler.-
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Wo have the following returns from other
counties; which hare• been received by tele-.
graph. They shoyv that Bigler is carrying the
State by a sweeping majority.
Amp arm . . FOR .JOHNSTON
Dauphin
Lebanon
. bancasier
Philadolphia,„pßy,,
"..
'MAJORITIES FOR mum.
;Cumberland-
Schuylkill
County
^` 'Carbon •
z .- Nortliamptcmy3ol poi
Columbia
1116titour-- ,
• ''Miiiitgombry
E=
„
L A ,
reporkreaebnil ygre...just as yeA gl
lug to press tliat.Perry ,neutity".bas given ovi
400 lbr.Bigler, and about 700 for G111)/1111.
;I: isArue Judge. IVatts "is probably defoati
—a result that was to- be fenred in a distri ,
so largelliiininsi' biS• - Juniata is y ,
to tieleaild crom. • • •• ~ ••
•7•77-• •
11 •;c?r,9APPBL)I.7-T Synod
3,; lido,. Of Alm Prostiyterinn Church,
.111013 till 'nit): 'Presbyterian Clitrreb, i 1
trarottgliv , ort,ilis 21st ,inst. A. largo itt v
,•' tolidanawOr:o.lOrgyman af that body is antic
E==l
- ,.....dik6—Thelast - V.olunteer, besides its abuse
'gnetal-; wits particelarly di
tinguiahed for its feet- la° tithed N. it ever.. tion
111: Ireadurson, .. What the peop
hthick 3s shown
lorffOiy ihcretisca . Wilth which that. genticion •
`' rpeciJod ' i9wnsllp of
cr 1 qletop, ; in: tlio. boroligit, ;
' A:glaribulaNititliciation!'•• •• - • • '" '
• •.-"
Akr .11,'eucd?isful eiparppieiif hew Veen maci
byl.Lord fl',Erg6y, of i)lou'gliink
• steam. Tlio - resalt•ofilibroxPeritnent - rtbr.•l
. •
by means ?f tiyo Itciapa !iipatO? ,
,oao 640.,
tvir:OitY7foYtt . PO4 mayj b
plougbaillitit4Vek, at d'aost.Of 43.6 it• ii;
tbat toatoorapielt,tbo sumo mor,k by aniituf , , , ,
Ili' , ten hors(;,
at a total
taalsiag a saying of .£Z, 160. ••
Poi. Me "llei•ald."
FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY OF' CAR=
, .
he Peurpe
it diOte ' idtUcontrAilto;'3 apd in4mbei.s, to re
pert oe,:ntrctunt 'rafeed; its. dilipositioU;iand
also what has beejrCionaVy the society during,
Our p f est S.ora , in 'the - supply oC the, , town ~of
4, otore..eapeeially„. ( ns they.liave fur
nishad a'statententmie ca:atoniai4;;Adeppear
in the repirt ,er the Penn.4itionia. Bible So
ciety.
The County B.miety having undertaken duv
in the , presont year to , e plOre . aad supply the
ctanity, - and' havng comnienced the irdrlc; rind
madam' appeal to the citizens ° and churchOs ,
generally for aid, and , earnestly solicited the
co-operation of the local societies in Conaher
land county, the society could not'do otherwise
than respond to the call ; ,timid through the ef
forts of sonic of-the members thestun of fif
ty dollars and twenty -five -cents 'was raised,-
and paid -owed Mat May to the Treasurer of
the Cumberland County Society. That work
has gone on during the summer, and. the -re
port of the agent May soon in expeCted.
This Society having assigned to it the bor
ough of Carlisle to explore and supply, re
port that at the loft visitation, they found fif
ty ill livilluals deltitute, awl distributed fifty
two Bibles. It is contemplated again to visit
each family, that the exploration and supply
of the whole county may be completed and
finished this fall.
It is satisfactory in looking back to the past
tojnal that this society continued its contribu
tions to . the parent society during a period
when the other societies of the county had
suspended these operations. Note we have a
number of coadjutors whom we trust will
neither tire nor faint when the work of the
Lord is to be done.-
Some years age we had to deplore the loss,
-of -one-of our-most efficient-menihers; who-did
not shrink from any duty in the Bible cause.—
She has now gone to her reward. Another of
the °Mears of the society to 'whose exertions
this "society owes much, has left this port of
the county, and there is need of some devottA
tectiva friend,of the cause to take their pine:,
Who among our ladies will atop forward and
give their time and labor perseveringly in this
behalf? - The prosperity perhaps the existence
of the society depends on. such fouted.-:
Such will be blessed while they bless others,
and it may he hereafter that many irr,this
town will thank the Lord tit et he ever
. put it
into the hearts of the Ladies of Carlisle to
form this' associaden.
At a meeting of the Faculty of Dickinson
Iteld_onAlie-lkli_inst,th ngre!--
solutions were unanimously Adopted:
Thsoired, by the Faculty 'of Dickinson Co;-
loge, that we have received with the deepest
regret intelligence of - the sudden death of our
highly respected colleague, the Rev..JANEs . A.
DEVINNF,Y, M., Principal of the Grammar
School.
Re s olved; .That we feel it n duty and a plea
sure to bear testimony to his excellence of
character as a christifin gentleman, his indom
itable perseverance no a student and a min,
his,tnarked talents as an Instructor and College
officer, and to his decided promise of distinc
tion, as a scholar, a writer and a preacher of
the gospel. •
Reolved; That we will wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
RG,ilred, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded for publica:tiorilifiliis , Chritainn
Advocate & Journal," and the papers of the
town, and to the survivip,r, relatives of the de
ceased, with assurances of our sincere comic..
lence. JESSE T. PECK., Prat.
W.S. MAR3SIALI,StIet'y.
At s meeting of the students of tge Gram
mar school of Dickinson College on Thursday,
the Oth 'nub, the death of Roy. Janes .1. Da
vinney, A.. M. Principal or the Grammar
Soh3ol was announced, awl the following pro-
atutire7cnil resolutions were nuanarously ndop
tot'.
Tricrels, God in his prZvidenne h is seen fit
to reiniive from us our highly esteemed Prin.
eip 0, who has for three years been faithful to
his high trust, and tos greatly endeared him.
self to those who hire been placed under his
charge, therefore,
Rosolocd,' That with feelings of the most
profound sorrow we receive tip announcement
of this solemn event. . . _
Resolved,.That as students under his charge
.wo.have thus been deprived of a superior in
structor, a,oonstant friend, a parental Geyer
--exam'ple of - the - v dues
which become the scholar an•l the christi.in.
Roolved, That we impress our heartfel t
sympathy with his relatives and friends.
Rdsolued, That as to testimony If respect
for the memory of •the deoeased wo will wear
the usual badge of morning for thirty days.
Resolved; That a copy of the resolutions ho
handed to his father-in-laiv, and bb published
in the papers of this town.
151
.uo.ll.kitabinToN, Secr'y
900
9(X)
4900
271)0
50(
1000
U. P. HILI4. DICRINSON COLGIME, Oct. 8.
Whreas, In toe mysterious, but all-wiso
Providence of Almighty Gotl,..we are called
upon to mourn an aillioting dispensation, in
the death of Rev. JameS A. Dovitiney, A.
Bite. Principal of the Grammar school, it is
hereby • * •
Reso/vet/,'Phat we still cherish a lively ap
pr•eciation of his merits as a scholar, and of
his 'zeal as a meerher'of the Union Philosoph
ical Society.
Resolvfd, That:Ahis Society 'WNW the
em
blem—enshrouded crape at the funeral, dm
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
24 1
70 i
' 215 !
50
9U
110
' :101.
500
p 0,.:
40;r
40' ,
100
.R6olvatt,' That 'tho: o shrouthal in
mourning for the span of six:mouths,
Rega!ryl, That a napy of those resolutions
be sent to tho &ion to of the deceased.
/220tv.:,/, Th.tt a copy :at' dt coo rocointions
•I)3.ptldished iii Vhe Ostikle papers and in the
Ohriatian Advocate and Journal. •
./k!rlotre,/, ThatAn respect to the memory
tho , deeenead, the' sobiety do now ndjourn,
12.—VVo he ye at !engtii
dellaito returns of tho 00:1grossiunal election
ia(1.7 ; 44a. The Uniiiioi-eantildstos for COn
resS are elected iii thersecond; fourth, fifih,,
sixth; :wreath nut oighlh'.diStriEts, mid the
Disunion eaalidatrs tirst'and third did:.
' .I . 4inictinn;9ilitio - t; 21, J/11)1:381 4(0.1114611 ;
?111?11 ;. 31, Cliam.•
Murphy, Union; sth, .E.llr...oiontititi, - Union;
H. Stons,
'do. •' Bth Hiji;otzt'l.Vtinflii3; .
retards-' frOm 91 , coUntioe give 110;611 .
q9! ) 4,. NY 0py.1719r0.7451,11110rit.:y: Ti's four
'counties to be hoar] from jai:woos° thie.
souioZOO 451'' 600:“ 'The 'truion mejorityi. in ;the
Legieleturo 'AVM be yery.largo... ;,
t§t'ov,M°' l l 1 .'F°4,;i,V! . 4n 1
nll4lOlOE* (m*OE/lion o'f,illo.:pnko,
'Of Iloilo -is to, -ooiktmr-
•
aion gg,Dr Tunti." ; • , . 'lt.
,-•
t LISLE.
TRIBUTE OT RESPECT
STiTpEiVT'S DIEE'PING
ALEX. CHAPLAIN,
• It, S. S/RONS,
L. P. CnoiirELL,
f l A. MAY,
J. D. CL.61.5.,
Committee,
VILIDIFTEI OF ItitSPECiT
' 'Wm. A. SsivELy,
Tuzo, CARSON, '
- T110:4'.11t ME?,
. • I CO7/n/aliCt
GEOItGIA: E 4rA.l TION
u=.
In this borough, on Tuosday ovoolng. lost,
6y tit; Itil.y. Bryso . n, Mr. George Richarcle,
fortriet)y Qf Ph iln'llolphja, to Miss Rebecca R.
ohart, of Ottrliplo. . .
,
I: . '
.' Oii 'Monday night last, At his rosidenceßin
this . .borough, Mr. ; JA3IIIB IforrEn. formerly
Shdlfrof CuMberland County. Mr. Hoffer
woo ono af the emigrants front this plane. to
`Ciflifornut, from which he returned on Thurs.
day last. While on his'passage buck he was
taken ill of Toyer and lived but a few days(
after reaching Lis family and hemp. ' His loss
is laniontellymanny_relati'Ves-and friends. -
gZri l lin copper mineslii:Ationis county;
Pe.,, are said fo be, woriinid, very successfully
ta the present ; time. A new mine hes been
rebently-opened, about: eight Milos 'from the
town of Gettysburg, which' promises'well,
Neil) 'Aoucrtioe.inctit9.
EvETEILEC lICCEMPESIG.
A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the
Court House, of this Borough. on SATURDAY
EvhxQnr NEXT, the 18th inst., with the view to
promote en increased interest in behalf of the
State Agricultural Exhibition, to be hold in
Harrisburg on the days of Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 29th 30th and 31st of the
present month.
Addresses, having for their object the eleva
tion of tho standard Of Agriculture and the ag
ricultural art, may be expected at the time.- -
The community generally are invited to.attend.
Seats will be reserved for the ladies. Th'e
meeting will on organized at 61 .
_
170 1 1 1 .10 M
re.iTHE annual elc . ction for Directors of the
Ca,lislt;l3anlc, will be held ngreeiilily to char•.
to on the ihird Monday (17th) of November.
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A 111,
and 2 o'clock, P Pd, at the 13unking House of
CArlisle, Deposit Bank.
oe:1:13t ,G.EO A LYON, Pres't.
whiditOr'S
TRE undersigned having been appointed by
the•Coart of Common Picas, of Cutricrlami
county, an auditor to marshal and distrityc the
assets in the fiends of Matthias Bit nor, executor
of Jacob Wise. dee'd. to and among the credi
tor 4 of ;end tle'ceased, will meet for that purpose
at the public housolof David Brown,, ~hire.
umnstown, Oil Thursday, the ‘23d inst., at 10
A. M. . GEO. SHERB,VtIN,
octls2t „ , duditnr.
Mover's Ink, elianarfactory
utmov ED TO
NO.. HI ILA Clll - STI2 NEI',
(Betweeo , Fourdi and Fitt li,opposoc Crown st.)
-
IVIIHIZE the Proprietor is enabled, by in•
creased t eapply the growing demand
for HOVER'S INK, ‘vhinit its widespread rep•
matins has created.
This Ink' is now so well established in the
good opinion and confidence of the American
public, [hut it is scarcely necessary to. say any
this ”.Iprn . tunity In ray that the confidence thins
secured shall tiorlie — ablised7
In adoition to the various. hinds of Writing
Ili. b., also ITla n afar' t u rig') ,Idanzantine Cement,
for Illn• Glass and - China, an well. us su
perier LhiirDye s a trial only is necessary to
Insure its future tw,'and n Sealiqg Was, well
adapted for Druggists .. and Bottlers, at IL'yery
low pti..o, in large or small.mintitilles. Ordets
addre...ted Io• JOSEPH E HOVER,
oetls .1/oraffaivirer.
azatzx ek - nnow.unn,
PLAIN AND DE ( .:OItA-ITVE 'PLASTER-
•
ERS. •
Schaylieql Sixth Street, below rubor', East side,
Phihidey✓Ta. •
CALL the :mention of the trade, contrautors
and others, building or remodeling, to their corn. 7
platc••as, , ertntent of architectural iirnanients, in
the varions styles and orders, for interior deco
ration, in plaster and composition. Capitals for
enlatiniti and pilasters, cornices, brackets, 'rig
gee, center flowers,'lrosetts, monldings, &c.,
executed in the hest manner. Modeling Iri a n
original designs:'do•ne with accuracy at short
uottee. Designs furnished for ee linge, &c.—
Ordrrs Iron all parts of the United Slates care•
fully picked with perfect safety. (Oct 156 m)
rALL C-OODS
JUST opening (r. very large stork of rall•and
W er Gooda, as Inflows
CI -e^ - ' restings, sininetts, Ken•
fl• nnels,--tickingei
alpechns. coborgi, maul
, poplins"- calicoes, sack
(lane s - , shawls, handl:en hiers, gloves, stock
ings, searrs, veils, Irish linens, Canton flannels.
ribbon4..dress trimmings, bonnets, cloth caps,
sills plush, do., glint shoes. woolen yarns, sot
ton edgings, cotton laces, threnif eleings, do
laves, Swiss end jscenet de, Mock silks, bonnet
do, do velvets, combs,. brushed, spices, groce
ries. kc, &c„&c ,
We only risk you to call and you will be con
vinced that 'our goods arc the cheapest,
- oct 15 • 'A & W BLINTZ..
WELCH 9
GRAND NATIONAL-01C US..
111.61N0 a double Equestrian Troupe
kand Dramatic Corps, from Nildo's Garden,
Now York, and National Amphitheatre,
thdphia, will perforin at CARLISLE on
SATURDAY, ou'roilmt IS, 1831. Doors
open at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. 11. Performance
i o continence at half past 2 and half past 7
o',10,1; P. M.
LEWIS B. LENT, Manager and Director
E. intisToL, General Agent and Adver
Beer.
F. W. VVIDTPAICER,Equestrian Director..
S. V, W. POST, Leader of the ~ Brass Bond
Distitiguidlittg• Features.
AlAltlE, the beautiful and youth'
ful Parisian Equt;strienne, in her truly arti
tie and brilliant school of Lady Equestrian
lent, preeminently • distinguishing her 'from
every other, Lady who has heietof re appear
ed in the:country.
• Thu youthful Prodigies Wiles LOURISE
andFLOßA,•gppear in.Juvonile: Performan•
coo, rarely, if aver, equalled.
Mona. LIENOIT the great Jongleur a—
Cheval, will also appear on two Helps, with
D. _RICHA lIDS, in Feats of the Hippodrome
never excelled..
111%1ms ROSAVNII 13hiN011` appears in
her beautiful Bquitations and new Style of
horsemanship, and is now becoming the
modal of all the fashionable Laity Amatours
-- hi thatart - in' Aiiierica. •
'l'llOM NS NEVILLE', in his stuPendoui
lents of Hothentanehip, riding bacitwaid and
forward--41aiteingi pirouetting, and domersef
- Ong during the rap trcircuition of his Send.
The•firent Vaulting and 'Frick ilor•e
CINCINNA'I'US, Performed by Mr: S. P.
STICKNEY.
,
The TroupO,Of Trained Ponies', enthraciny
the colubrat.nl Twin Ponies,Rornao and Juliet
will' L} introduced'hy Mr. WHITTAKER.
Prof,JA ME'S H. NIXON and lila infant
Artists, Master ALBERT and GEORGE, in
their vitceful, clapie; and , wonderful. gyms
nea Ica.
. H: the .wild vaulting
11 0143Ottiftn DE, the, Pampas, on his -fleet midi ,
hounding gourser, without saddle, over ba I
• rierd and live barred gates and' through 7111i) , 1
loons. i.
Sporid of tho 'Hippodrome; on.- four and six
Horace, by the distinguished Equestrian, S.
STICKNEY'j''-` • • '
Sparlen(A tae by the Giant of Iron nervy:
II ERR' IX 0, at lip performs
. av,itit' foul , cannon a
, lraiiu of and iblfeach, ' •
LATHROP, the'•
Qra•or 'and Jester; ',IQIOIOIIIIVIAI.—'
HI : WELLS, the EnglisliGlowm
In addition .to . a full ..and unequalled Per.
forananco in. the, Circle will be re Pi cavilled
the Brand It mantle Spectacle of Si'.•
1 GEORGE rt ND' THE :DRAGQ,N, with all
le' did 'A 6Cbssen't e Paacceirti t us, :brill' alit
Arinara ae.d..liapriO;4‘,, thotorical Goadinne•i?
,Cu,l Past.:„ of, eltareatere,
conapanied.wialt ell- the.iniginal-ittuaie; "
Twil;,triorC - ißrilliketTOOturna
this rpm alt othw:,contp,anlea, . Tlie4n is
illuminated with
t blAfS,' arid , illy , ExteriOr with
~Rrefi; G irant'e4mprovod "Drummond ;Unfit
prendering•tho :premises light and - eheerfullthe ;
darkest night: ;.
Adaliesion
Oatiicalara ace lar d y., 0110 solidi
Gills at the different Ruble &c. -
c: i rchera,bp?,o colaltFairni; Troupe will tter .
forli'it::. l- 1 1 Wriabarg Gee:" 17ih i
v!• ,
v,tlo ,rv7 '/Unillll , .11.1T1) .;;.;1 , ,
Nie -4iluertiscmothi.
NOTICZI. • vV
XTOTICE' is Insreby given to all persons in
terested, that the hollowing aoLounts have
...been Wed in this office for vsamination by the
accountants thereto named, and will ha presen
ted to iho Orphans' Court of Cumberland coun
ty. for confirmation and allowance on 'ruesddi,
the 4th dateof Noventber,_A; D. 1851, viz
I. 'rho account of John Orris, administrator
of Joseph lieffletinger,late of Frankford town
. ship, deceased.
. s. The account of John Lefever.ndministra•
tor. of Wm, L • Spangler, late of Dickinson tp.
deceased. - •
3. The.aecount at george Kissinger.. jr. ad
ministrator de bonis non with
Of Ce.)rge.lCi.4.linger, late of Dickinson , 'town-.
• ship, dee.msed.
1- The accourif of Geor , o Sailor, administra
tor With the will a.tnoxed of Mathias Sailor,
Into of South 31iJdleton township, deteased.
5 . rin.t.necontit of George Sailor, admiil,istra
tor with;flia annexed of ahn..Klitiolinc,
into of - S. Middleton township,lddceased.
G. The a etiountaf \ Jacob Dorsheimorod min
itrator of Elizabeth Dorsheimer, Into of the
Beroußlt of Mechanicsburg, deceased.
'7 The account of Daniel Whistler, adminis•
trator. with the will . annexed of ---- .1ae05
late of 'Mifflin township. deceased. •
3. The account of 'Wm. Crawford, Esq., ad
ministrator with the will annexed of John 111 -
Farlnne, late of M filin town ,hip, deceased .
-9. The account of Adam Shulenherger:
Es
centor of Denial-Mt] Shnlen burger, late of Hefe
well township, deceased.
10. The final account of Jacob Dorsheimer,
Executor of Andrew Dorsheimer, late of 'the
borough of Mechanieshni.,derem , ch
t‘,
W .G 0 I/ .L1)1. -Reg Ist cr.
ReLOstet's :lice, Carlisle,
Get et 4, 1851.
Prothonotary's Nelice.
VOTICE is hereby given to all itersons in—
... wrested, that tho following accounts haVe
been tiled 11l the Prothonotary's office for exam'
nation, by the accountants therein nestled, end
will be presented to that Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland cotitty, for confirmation
and allo%Vanee, on Wodneei.lay, the fah day at
Noveliiber. A D. 1851: i -
1 The acc . outy of Daniel' Cline, Esq., .assig•
nee of Henry S. Myers and wile, under a deed
of-voluntary assignment; &c• •
The 'moonlit of Daniel ,Cline• Esq., 'nssig•
nee of Philip Ebert. sr., under a .'deed of vol
untary assignment, &C.
3. 'lllO account or Samuel Woodburn Fe.
onestrate'r or the flanover and Carlis'e Turn
pikeroad company,
The account of Christian Eberly assignee
of Daniel' Heck.
JAMES F. LAMBER'PON,
octB3t Prothonotary.
raw ARRIVAL OF: HARDWARE !
tiENR y SAXTON, has just received and
opened thelargest a6sortment of goods in his
line ever offered to the citizens of Cuniberland
coins y,-which will be sold fit extraordinary low
rates.
_,The public is respectfully invited to call
and examine his assortment of - good:, which
consist in piker, viz:
To Coach sllakersand others in want qj a good
Carriage,
Plain and figured canvass,
Enamelled leniher,
Muslin and drilling
- -Patent--leather,-- Plat etl — Daslrers - Dainaelc,
Satinet, blue and drab cloths, broad posting and
seaming - laces, hiiblis, lell&s. spokes. elliptic
springs., iron axles, coach varnish, moss and
doer's hair, &c., &c.
To Sorllers•
Complete assortments of Sadlery tools, js.
panned, brass end silver mountings, of various
patterns, &e., • 'is="k
Cubinct aurl Shoemakers:.
Mahrgany, Walnut, and Maple vaneers.-- ,
Mahogany, Walnut; Mineral and Glass knobs,
curled bait, mouldings' o( various patterns, var
nishes: sofa springs, &c., morocco lining and
binding skins, lasts, thread, pegs, &c.
•. Builder's, Carpenters, a ud.othprs. •
A complete assortment of upright, rim and
mortice locks, with mineral, white and brass
furniture hinges, screws, sash and shutter
sprirmsand bolts,-glass,-putty ; paints, of all cu.-
burs, oil and turpentine, also mill, cross-eat
circular, hand and nand saws, itutirs, chisels,
ch , eming and pointing, axes, hatchets, planes
and' plane irons, steel and iron squares, nails,
spikes, &c. - -
To Blacksmiths, Fu mere, and ahem
A complete assortment of hammered and
rolled iron of every size and - descriptiOn, lest,
shear, sming and blister steel, English and A
merican wagon boxes, anvils, solid thread vi
ces, files, raspps shoeing nMls, &c.
would invite pgifieblar attention to my as -
FiEirqr;--41.C.Awriiiii , app trio s, plain tmd, gothic
styles, knives and forks, butter knives, carving
knives and forks, table . sidefs, butcher and ham
curves. scissors and slietlTT,Gertnati
nod silver plate, table and tea spoons, brass and
bp II metal preserving kettles, smoothing irons,
tabs .baeltets, churns •
Also on hand Makes and Puswell's Firo and
Writer Pioof Paint. Oct. I.)
- -
C'arp'ets and 4111: Cloths
.1T ELDRIDGE% •
CIIBAPCAR?E'F.STORE
subscriber being in a bye street is utr
A. -der a low rent; and very light store (mien.
ses, which enables him to sell goods whelesale
or retail at the lowest, prices in the city, and .
buyers will do well to examine his assortment
of beautiful IMPERIAL, INGRAIN and YE -
N I TIAIsT- - ARP NTS; o - a I i - With h 5-and-every
variety. And• OIL CLOTHS from 2 to24' feet
wide lur Rooms, Halls, &c., With a great vari•
ety of low priced Ingrain Carpets, from 25 to 50
cents; and Entry and Stair Carpets from 10' to
50 cents per yard. Also, Hearth II aga, , Table
Covers, Floor latize, Cotton and Rag Carpets,
Stair Rods, &c. H. 11. ELDRIDGE,.
No. 41, STRAWBERRY Street, one door
above Chesnut street, near Scared, Philada.
oettir3m.
11 . 1=MM
WHEREAS the Honorable FREDERICK
WATTS, President Judge of the-several
Coatis of Conimon Pleas of the counties of
Combo-load, Perry and Juniata, itt Ponnsylva
niaom-d hustles of the several Courts of Oyer
unl ••Terminer and Goneral,„ Jail ijilivery in
said, counties. ur d thou. John Shwa and J uitn
ukide a lc, Judges of the Court of Oyer and
'Perminer and. General Jail Dolive7 for the
trial of all capital and other offendora,-in the
said county of Cumberland, by theirprecepts to
Mo•diroeted, dated the 25th of Auguit, 1851,
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer
tad General Jail Delivery, lobe holden at Car
lisle on the 2d MONDAY of November next,
(being the 10th day) at 11l o'clock in the.firm
mom, to continuo, two weeks.
NOTICE is, therefore hereby given. to the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
oftho said couttlyerCuritberlend, that they_arit .
by the acid precept eommanded,lsi ha then and
there in,thoir proper persons, with' their rolls,
records, examinations, and: all
other remeinkraimes,lodo thoso tli high which
theirtateup2ppertainfo be done,und all those
- that are houtoTiy rocognizanece, to prosecute
(against the prisoners that,are or t hen Shall do
holm Jail Of
,ahld, county. arc to hcthcrit to
proseouto;them as shell be jug t,
, - DAVID Sllff . ITU, Sheriff.
Carlisle,.Sept. 2 . 4, 1851.
P.11. 1 1 1 .E11T STARCH.
-JUST received n quantity of 13:oilfield's
Patent Strireh Polish, put up in f,t, and lb ,
papers, and highly recommended ue a very oit•
valor article., :Also, Patent. Fiturebll'olish.
Rept 24,
NOTNOM.;
. _
• TllE:tmeersigned heria . g beau tiiipointed on
Auditor 'hy - tild Court ot•'Coninion
the nimets in thmliantie cif John Rmip';'uSsiguee
of Jueoh tßatesi'iM Shirehmustown, among the
ecedhore of moil:Bates, will ineel'itir that pur
pose. ut his:onkel .Liormigh ofi;Carlisle, on
FRIDAYoIio 17th day, , of OthOPer. nob, at
.
„
eelite 2 . l B sl ' . •:
„
AnditoV t s Itot,iti:'.}".‘ •
'l"l.lE : utnleteigneq:knoting,been anpejn)tnl by
tlto t: Coutntop eleao..oreninherhind
c•annit . ';, int ~ ."Andi!oi. , ',l6 oturohnl: and 'diruribute
,the itoetn .the' litithinJndob [Oiler; ko.•
'Ohpieb of ' laidetn•d' Wise' under ` te't • liihir of ye.;
'lo l :,ool;•ho4i, , innlent 'frir'thri bolitAtuhe'erchlitois
heithvnetifiee ,, i he 'erellitcfrinfide`e
Wieeifo.pre.4tait - their'clikkne Only atnlientiz
'le:tied to Ana Auditor; of hie officoin,Parliole on
oe before SEVIU RD AY, the Oth day of ,Octo
her , neo 1, I ;ei .t R O.SE,
~,,topt,'4'4l, : • . 2 Auditor.
~T re i t; ;
"4' Pt)i"e) POE, 7 t'P.
vFin.jitirtl'ettlarb enquire of • 25.
El nperior Pickling I Vinegar.
; hatljußt '6'6;31 , 4106 kailons
tireo! , eeperier Cider Vinegar, Waritintedl pure
and of the very beet quality. Come end ty y f fl
-,
sept 2 4, •''' • ' • •'%(.;
snil C3tate 2(ljdott
p4hiins'
On S.ITURD.RY, the 18th day f OctigThr,ls6'.l
.IN pursuance, of an order of the Orphans
Court.of Ounibeil rod county, the undersigned
will expose I.i public sale On the ..pretithies,,late
the retddence of JOlin Craig, sen.,'dee'd., in'
Hope%vell loWnship, 'aunty3 Miles west 4f .
Rew,burg,jtho- following valuable rehl'estate ' to
I wit-207 ACRES of pod slate and 'free stethe
and, in - a high state of cultivation and wellen- -
closed with substantial fenees• About •60
acres of which era cleared, and' the residue well
covered with timber. The improvements sire
a two story 1,00, II OUSE, well
plastered outside, a double' LOGI
211 # # BARN; and ether . convenient . ont
buildings. : d ear the door is a
Spriltg . of excellent water, and nn
oRCl[Mtn ot (dome fruit trees is also on the
Mend:qui. This Property presents many advan , i
mans which cannot be here enumerated. Per
suns wtellin g to view it prior to sale, will enll
Craig, jr., regitibm on the larirt
or on the stdiscriber living in Newburg.. Sale
to vOilltllblive al 12 o'clock, M., When attend..
Iles will be given Wild terms made known by
nsoyt 10 IS DA VID.AVRERRY, Adm'r
House and Lot at Public Salo.
On S.IT . URDAY, the 2514 of October, 1851
It: subscriber will offer at' publ.e'sale the
house in which he now lives, situate on the east
side of west strew, hall way between Lowlier
and North streets, in, the borough of Carlisle
It is a TWO S 1 OR Y FRAME
rti`x, 110 liSE,Vion
'gh cost, with a large
a%,7 - ; back remaining iii. ail
„
in • Y., eight ronmb , with a large pantry,
a
passage, end n good work•s,hop
and wood house at the foot oh-the lot, all in good
order. 'Plea lot is 29 feet in front by NO deep,
'and extends to an alley. The house has .0 wa
ter right to a good well of water, forty feet from
the house:. The lot is well supplied with — the
ehoit.est of Pmirtrees. This property would
suit for a boarding, house, ns it is near the col-.
lege. The property. will be sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given op the "let day of
January or April, as may suit the purchaser.—
Terms matie known on . day of sale, Sale to
commence at 10 -o'clock, A. AI. For further,
particulars enquire of the`subScriber,
ectlts , WILLIN,SIII HARN.
- A DJ 0 R NED-SAGE-0T
llataable Beal Estate,
On SdITURD.IY, the 18th of
. oelober, 18.51.
TfiE underAigned,.assignees of Gen. Tr. C.
Miller; will eell , nt public outcry. on the premi
ses, the C 1 11311.3.13)(LAND FURNACE ES•
TATE, Trite titla - ta - wiiiefris now .e.ttled.)con
ltisting of the GUMO,ERLAND 'FURNACE.-
with over ,
2000 Acres of Mountain
MILL,-,S ; AW C
SMITH SHOP,. a number of "Thl•
NANT HOUSES,. the Furnace
:op ..o.t•A Farm of 200 . ACRES, Poach Or
- chard Farm, three oilier tracts of
_farm land, and Big-Meadow-of -24-acres. The
above mentioned propertn6s will be Acid alto
gether, or separately to suit pitrchasers,,and the
morintrim laud will be sold in lots if not sold
With the Furnace. The above property is sii.
tuned in Dickinson townAiii Cuff' berland
tiy, the Yellow Breeches Cretk. running lbw'
part of it, and. would he well calculated for
manufacturing pursoses, no the creek is it con—
slant stream, and never free'zes'in winter.
spriracwfinr. Fiiiturther partimilars enquire
of either of the undersigned, or • Mil
ler, Esq., Curtislir Sale to commence at •I 0
o'clock. JOHN 'l'. GREEN,
D. W. McCULLOCH,
Oct Ito Avagnees.
iffoinoeopathic
• . •
Ned!oat Coilego of Penosylvania,
Filbert Sired above :Eleventh, Philadelpleha
hrinT, Lectures of the regular course will
V , Cbluinence annually on the SECOND
MONDAY of Octocer, and continue until the
firerof March ensuing.
Ain't of fees for a full coure of Lectures SIOO,O ;
Sludenni who have rulencled two full
euurkes at who. sellouls ' SO OD
Matriculation Gee, paid only once 5 00 '
Pine icul_NnatoriY 10100- 1
Gradualion Pea - . 30 CO
The Gunmencement V 1 ill take place catty in
Nliirell.
VA CU
WALTER WILLIAMFON, M. D., Professor of Mn
terin and Therapeutics
WILLIAM S LIELMUTLI, M. D., Professor or lin
[meow:nine Institutes and Ore Practice of Medi
cine.
-SAMUEL. FREEPLY, M. D., Professor of Botany
and Medical Jurisprudence.
CIIAR . LES NIEDLIARD, M. D., Professor 01 Clll/1
cal Medicine.
JosErn G Looms, M D., Professor of Ob
ovules and •the D , senses of Women and Children
1..v.A.N-1.0..-5x4.1.1.41,4Y.-r-Profestior-of—lltrsiel
ogy a;iff
ofkiTlikw .9E3IPLE. M. D , Professor of Client
itery oud l'oxicoloey.
FR A:v(ls Sans, pr,,f,:ssor'br Surgery.
VILLIA3I A. GAIIDINEiI, M. D., Professor Of
1. Annioniy.
B. PETLIERBRIOGE, Dl. D., Dernunetruter of
Alunonly.
I.VM. A. GARDINER, M. D., Deno,
- No 303 Arch Street, Philndn.
Tune 18, 1851-Gm.
337.% zpRING'XIC.ILDEZIJEW
Ewv,LT.e, ClulUEft4,ll4p COUNTY,
W. IL LlNN,"Pifiteinir,"attil Professor of Meta
phrics and Ancient Lamm:mos.'
J. AL Lt EN - 13 k 0 WN, - A ProfeFser - 'Valli ,
mai Philosophy and Mathematics.
InHL Winti , r Session of this Institution will
IL commence on the first Monday in November,
1851, which, with the exception of two weeks' va
ation at the nmo of the Christmas holydays, will
hootinne omit the last Thursday in June, 1832.--
After t hat th e sess ions will commence regularly on
the first Mondays of Febrnaly and Asps!, and
close on the lost Thursdays of. June and D,t eett i
ber. Every elltri. on the part. of the promietors.
wnicli 'would tend to make the Institution w o rthy
oldie confidence of the 'addle will , cheerfully lie
made; and they would hope lila( by n diFeernimt
p e opl e the merits of their Academy will not be
overlooked. I,nta tad us itis,rin the centre of the
beautiful and' romantic Cumberland Valley, its sit•
ft exceedingly pleasant and beautiful, while
the village and - surtounding country is noted for
,log morality and inn Iligence of Its inhabitants.—
' Every possible inducement will beheld out to tair
dents of the Academy to pursue Me only path to
genuine usefulness,
TERMS
. For Me cioning term. students in the Em g halt
branches will lie charged 02 00 per month. In the
Latin and Greek languages 62 GO per month'. Ai'
terwardsdie tenni will be rogularly.as follows:
boarding and washing per si , esion of
five months, $35 00
Tll'llloll in Eng . 10.00
do. including Latin and Greek, 13 00
French and I)rawing, cacti' 6 t 0
Vocal and Instiumeitial Musk , . each . • 7.00
Instructions in the Hebrew !Anatole.) will I.e giv•
tin --- “irhout any &Witt° ini charge. "tiny
scholars" will be received. and ne student taken for
le•s than 1.40 1,-1111.
.%elusses in civi Enlineer — in will 'have the ed•
rantnges of field operadon.willt the C !uprise and
Chain, Level alt Theodolite. For thos o. - 'm e nd.
ilia to pursue allto igh Academic - ecloentlen, 00'
cupy . ilig four yenrs.rlt course %%ill be us fullus.s
MEESE!
Ile idin ¢, Pedayseship. Geography, History.
I..leglish Grammar, \Vut(s en the ailed. illunsina
!jun, nd AlgArd C,IIII,IIetICILL
1=
Al46l)rn. completed. Ge.hotetry , or Plaine and
Solids. Pink) . c , p•ty of AnPlonetin, neology, Naha
mei l'lnlosoprty, Chomi..try, Latin Grammar and
Reeder.
=I
Coomoiri, Cook: Section . Dirreron
tial and I ilogril Co lcultvi Trigonometry,' Botany
:hle% Cteseri Virgil, Huraoo.
Gruclu Grmainar and Roder..
Q
Surveying, thethotieal and ptaatieal t - Navi4Mitia,
(Oltn,ted's) Aiitronotny, PoWeal
Eatmetny, Logic, Mental Philosophy, .
of Christianity, Natural • l'heology, florae° .
PtkticntOpvenal, Purim% Slather and lle.iod.
void strotigly.ropmtliond , hi those win
no( ettnieniplatolucollegt tie- etrfueatoo fur their
86 " br lards;'.ht#l'.'Anajlentio kteurkt; itte. tbie
advanced, singe et; intellectual improvement tank
pm short thiswill American people , ;
'And Om; this tasii;iitinii poss 6.3.
,54!theimpabilities rriniptittint.i its sonthl and cnk' ,
})lets uu odueittiun as any other In tta e'oul,,try. 7
REFERENCES
•
• Roy. R. MeOechieti,l2. , W A': Sh 6,
Berkey, Drs..J. lionnom Runhert,•s.•V: Ziegler
N. [Ow,: .1 ;Dlelcey,'
it,..4.` 1 11 it. 1'.,( o son; 131)6.1;110hr; Iluu • W. , ' If.
Aiinn; Yre,iduurul UlfUld College, i
Dr. J. It. rroine;•NeWvillal:Rev T. V. Moore. -
Richrnond, - Va. ; Rev,. J. Lillie,,Manslield,, New
Jersey;lite Faculty el Jefferson Collegel - Jantes
• Hustmlltev.l. M. , Dastihge; Hon.' James
:cavothee s , M..)),,L:Willtensburg,fa. g Rev. S 6.
McClung, Rev, Joeetel Osborne,' Allegheny cm',
Fennla.- •,-.; Luca) • .
41Ablrgideriel_ 0111 Ribbolo..
huff oh usoorphieht .of
.13sob roiderod
Obllara,. - Edinge. and Thocitingo, with'n vurioty
of.tioiv itylo • ''
ooptedi: G',,WOIOIINER,
riIM
-EitorrEi !.--4)013-
=ORE 7423'1717 taoons.:
rrollE pithscrthavis - jiisi.iecOjvh.g 1)11
fi GOOD NI),,CAIIPET .101PORIUIV,
tho hirgept sod InosCextenAvp cluck of
FALL ANDWINT.ER...GOODS,A
ever brought to (Ar tole, which he will sell on
_the mcini:aceoternedittitig - tertnnnnd at dm low
est possible terms. •A mon the prids'teceiviag.
are n very eizionsive assort moat. of 13ilt,
Fignreland Fancy Dress Silks; mulls de Inined
Cnisluncres, French Merinors, Coburg and
Canton Cloths, Alpnehas' Chintzes, Prints,
and every other variety of Dress Goods that is,
to ho. hail hi the eastern markets:
Also CLOTHS. Plain and Fancy Cassimers,
Satin mid Fancy Vestings, Sattinets, Kentucky.
Jeans, Cotton Kerseye,-ke.
CARPETS,
. ,
A well selected otoelt, tin mi Cotton/ Rng.
.Venhian, Girdling . , Stair; 1 - 1,111, ingrain, Tapes
try and' imperial Carpets? Also, 150 eases of
BOOTS AND - SHOES.
of every size and made in the most fashionable
and durable manner. An assortment of -
FRESH. GROCERIES & SPICES,
&c. I would - particularly inviio' the public to
cull and examine the stotik bolero making their
purchases, an. I nm dotertnined fo out Goods
very low. Remember the old stand, Cast Main
street, opposite H. Saston's Ilkirdwaro Store.
sept.e2t C OGILBY.
GREAT ARRIVAL OD
11111 and Printer aeon's.
AT THE STORE ] OF TETE FULHCRIRER
THE GREAT MART FOR DRY-GOODS
OROL'ERIES, BOOTS ,& SHOES
•
VIE & Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends snd ounicrous.custotncrs, that he has re
turned lrom Philadelphia, with n large. nruk_va,
Pied assortment of FALL AND IrVlNl'Elt
GOODS, consistingin part of , •
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
,hattinetts, vostings,- muslins, clioi,lts, tielcings,
flannels, linsoy, velvet-cords; cravats, suspen
der gloves.
LADIES' DRF 4 SS GOODS,
merinoes, bombazines, figured and plain
_ elu . rgeable
hams, calicoes, alpacas, shawls, gloves, hosie•
ry, Coburg cloth..
BOYS' - CAPS
rt ;cry n4citkinCiit; embracing every style
style ancl,qtrality,
TOOTS AND SHOES.
An exit, tsivu varie' ty of Men, Women and
thildren's Bows 'and Shoes, from the moor eel.
ebrated mlnufacturers, .
GROCERIES,
fllldl kinds, such as sugnr, 0 Go, Molasses,
Rice, &c., &c. CHOICE •TLIAS Iron the
wolf-known Ten dealers, Jenkins & Co.
All wit./ Visit ;our establishment are free to
acknowledge that we arc selling every di,scrip
non of Foreign and Demerol , - Dry Go ds, Boots
and Shoes, &c. nt astonishingly low prices.—
Our system of low prices has blready attracted
a iarge number of:people. The attention of all
who wish good bargains is solicited, as extra
ordinary indueements can he offered to purchtv
se:.s, I)os't forget the corner opposite Leon
ard's nil stand, North Hanover street,
ket prices, 4 N 1V WOODS, Av.
scpi24
2300'1'S 111WD SRO.=
rgitlE subscriber hes just,returned from Phil
adelphis with a larger-and elegunroiit'
st•
ment..of Ladles, Gentleinen's and Boy's ljt;l 13 0 OTS,
which have been selected Rith great cote
and purchased from the beat a:tablishments, to
which lie invites the particular attention of the
public . and his old customers. Ills assortment
consists of
Men's Okif, Kip, and Thick Boors,
Boy's ' do do do
Boy's and Men's Brogans,
Ladies Kid and French slippers,
iLadies Enamelled Gaiter Boors, '
Children's Shoes of all kinds.
In fact his assortment comprises everything
- irt_his-line.-ofrlce newest a - nd most fashionable
styles, which he will sell at as low a rate as
can be had anywhere else in the borough. To
move this calk and examine fur yourselves. He- ,
charges nothing for an examination of his stock
hut Will show it m ith pleasure. Ladies and
Gentlemen's Roots. Shoes and Gaiters manu
factured to order in the best style 'as usual.—
trj.lteinemller the old Stand on North Hano
ver street, next door to the Hardware Store of
J. Layne
sept 24 JONATHAN COIINNIAN.
raedicines! Medicines!
' , real' 'Medicines recently received at flaw.
lino' old cloud, next door to lie Post dike
111. retveoi 11-ete.'
Dr. J. McCulloch, atraduute of the Univer•
Shy 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,
and sold at,the lowest rates. Fresh Pine Oil
and Fluid constantly for•ettle.
May 2.8,',51 II M RAWLINS.
.74'7317tr MALL GOODE!
THE subscriber has just rervived a largo
and general assortment of , N E W F•A L L
GOODS, consisting of French Illerinoes, Al
.'teas, Cotmrg Cloths, CasArmeres. Mous do
Laines, Gingliams, Calicoes with other Dress
Goods. Also, Broad Cloths, Cessimeres and
Sartinets, - hong - and - Srmale - Shawls; - FlanindS;
&0.. to which the attentain of the citizens gene
is invited.
)
sept 23 G W MTN
Sack Flannels
JUST opened a general tu4sortment of Flan
nets for Lathes Sacks, or various, such as scar
let, pink, green, blue, gray wad Idarik, and at
moderate prices, alsaa variety - nl Lout:
of the best fabric. A G IV HITNEIC.
WILL:Mr/IS ee BROTSITin,
NEW - VILLE:, PA.
Eli BALERS IN HARDWARE in all its
LI) vfirwlysor 11.10 and ornament. Also, aide
Findings: Morocco, &c. Glass, Oil, 'aints,
Rock anti , Rifle Powder, &c., C4ar sWare;
Ropes; Brushes, Trunks, BasketS and Conch
Trimmings, &c. 'they have on hand or will
furnish everything to the BOOK and STA•
TroNERy line. They have an - extensive
manufactory of" TIN WAR E' for wholesale
'and retail. Beim and Born Shouting ivell and
promptly done. They hove an - extensive
STOVE 'Warehouse, whera may be found the
Most approved patterns , 01Parlor. Coal and
Cook Stoves. The public attention is directed
particularly to the Lancaster Keystone Cook'
Stove, for sale exelusivelli by them ; the hertv
lestnnd cheapest stove in the market. It will
be:borne in mind that their Cook Stoves are
the cheapestofl'ered Jar sale. All other • oods
so d ns cheap fur bush, as the cheap cheaper,
chenpe.q - . [Newville, sept24tf
' Estato of John'S. Miller, deed.
'?NOTICE is hereby git;en that Letters Tcs•
talueutaryvon the estate or John S. Miller
late or Lower Alien I , ...wnehip, deceased, have
been granted by the Register of guicl county to
the subscriber residing in the same township.--
All persons indebted to said estate Otis hereby
required to make immediate payment,' 'and
those having claims to Atregent them far settle
.ment to 111IClfAEl. DILL,
sept3pd6t Executor.
ItkrOTIE is .hereby given thnt application
..LNI will be rigida to the not Logilaturo, agre
ably to tho,Constitation and laws of this C 0111•
roonwoolth; for ao Illtenttiob in 0 0 Charter of
the Carlisle Deposit Bank, so as 'to cooler on
acid Bank the rights and privileges of it Bank of
issuO,, and , ta chouga the name of slid Bank to
•"11to Fariners & Mechanics Bank of Carlisle."
By order (if the Board or Directors,,,
WM. o'. TICETEIVI, Cashion,
Car Dep. Bank, Nay 2.F,111, 18.51-6 m. •
• Caution to the 'Public.'
TNortler. to plevent the destruction of birds .
land dainage to our prepoly, the untleitibi,ii,
• ed 1,10 • positively , rijohibit, all , persons .• frail
shooting or hunting an Iheir.premises,
tvho are guilty of it hereafter will he . mad.•
to voter penalties of the l,tw,
, .
• S.VM f..•,W I
• .101-1 N MILLER.
- TOO.: U. CliA MEMOS,
• IN M. , O ,I 7 I.I.IERtiON, ,••
JACOB i 3
. 11. 11.,8A A.N; ' s
• •JWSEPO,CULV.EIt,;
•
FRED'K WILLYAMS . ;
, JOSEPINI WYPMER,
Oot. 2, 1851-7,2w*',,
IBM
X,ICOOTS'di ZUo,#ll:'•
AM - now °tinning ltly Spati#ratook or ,Ln '
dies told 9ontlarnOnWlltinta and Shciee.—
A so, *4 Inigo o lot or port - Miami and Ctnitiren's
Shoos. All'of the nowast: atyln, btaat:quottly,
find beat•Of'idl , 'Oary cheap.„ .
. •
otice.
ecifatc - of -auction.
Orphans) Court Sale.
On TFATRS/iR tke ' 16th of Q.ctober, IESI,
• IN
,pursaance •of an order of the Orphans'
%Joint 'of Cumberland county,, the subscribers
will offer at public Safe.on the' annuities, at-i 2
n traEt 01 lands lace -- ilie property
Of David dec'd.; shame in Hopewell
township,' lo said county, en the road leading
front Shippensburg to N ewborg., about 6 i mils " ,
from the former and half a mile from the latter
place r containing 236 ACRES, mote or less,
et which about 16") Acres are cleared .and in it
good state of cultivation. the residue in timber.
The improvements pre a two saory
Stonel DIVCIIIII4 Denise, SlllllO
1 1,1 9 5 und"Fratue Bank Barn , Corn
1), Crib, Wagon'" - Shed, Carriage
ffonso, Smoke House, &e. -There
is a well,'M water at the door. A Sulphur
Spring searthe. house, and a stream of water
passes ItirJug,ll the tradl. 'flicre is also a tfiri
vino young Orchard on the premises. l'eron k .
wishing to see the above described praperbo
are requested to call upon either of the aubscri
bets, one r,f whom resides on the lam.
'ernes of Sale.--$256 payable on the nonfir
matins' of the sale, one half of the residue of
dm purchase money on Ist April next, when
possession will he g'veu and the other' half on
the 18 t A Pri 1 , 18 53. with interest payment to be
secured by judgment bond and mortgage.
JA CO t., F OGLES° NCB%
• JACOB STRIGLER,
augns Adm'r..of .7hvid Strigler, deed
Iron li ro ries at Public sale.
On THURSDAY, Mc 23a of October, 1851,
LL the interest Of the Carlisle Bank, being
A tho undivided two•thirds, in the IRON
WORKS known as the "MARY ANN" nod
"AGUS'P A" FURNACES, situated at the
base of the South INleuntain, three miles from
Snippenslitieg, Cumberland county, Pa., will
'be sold at public sale, at the Court House, in
he B,rott.gli of Carlisle. 'Phis property con -
tists of 'NW FURNACES nn the eamo
stream, with M A NSION BO USE
.ra , -„, ; ,4 SA W•AIILL, large Coal Rouse,
I:: I L two large Stables. Office •& boasts
N for workmen, with about 1000 A
.. ORES OF LAND, a portion of
which is stiseeptil le. of t ultivation. Also,
small toet_of _a_Dwelling-Thiuse-and
other buildings. The Oro Banks are of the
best 'quality and convenient to the. Furnaces—
. Iron heretolbre mode at these Works has
been of superior quality, minable eith er f ur
castings or bar iron. The Works are situated
in . the Cumberland Valley, one of the richest
agricultural distridts, in the State: only three
miles from the Cuinberland Valley Roil- Road.
Mid has great (twilit' es for obtaining supplies
and transporting iron to market. Persons
wishing to view the above 'property or obtain
I
further nhumation respecting it, are requested
to call on Mr. Joseph G. Creasing, who lives
withit, a - mile of the wot its and is.well acquaint
ed with thb premises.
Timms t—Onc-litilf of the purchase- money
on lot January, Iltl2, when posqession and deed
Willte given. The balance in two equal an
null payments:with interest, secured by..judg
meet bonds.
ALSO—At alio same time and place, a Lot
of around thirty feet square, situated on Mul
berry Alley, in the borough of Carlisle.
Also. a Judgment held by the Carlisle Bank
against the- Hanover and Carlisle Turilpill
Road Company, amounting to about $?..1,00
•
Salo to commence nt 10 o!cloclt on said day
RICHARD IARICER,
ROBERT IRVINE,
JNO. B. PARKER,
Coin. Board of Directors Carlisle Bank
scot:lns.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Oit SATURDAY,
,the' 18th of Octobtr, 1851,
IN pursuance of an order of Orphans' Court
of Cumberland county, will he sold at public
sale, on the premises, the following property,
late the estate of Abraham Erb, of East Penns
boro' township, in soh' county, deed., viz:—
' No. I.—A lot of ground, situate on Second
&Cot in Wopnleyshurg, id said county, num
bered 48 in the general plan of the, said town,
on which is erected a two story weatherboarded
• HOUSE "kritH.E4
o,lp with FRAME STABLE and o
that otubuildings.
- Nu. 2.—A Lnt of Ground in
said town, tronting.on Second street and boun
ded by property of Daniel Mull, by Hill alley
and by-School House lot,
No. 3.—A half-lot of ground, adjoining the
above, on which there is no improvements.
Terms.—The potchase money to be: paid
the Ist of April next, when pubeession will be
given. Sala to cOmmence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
when attendance mill ho given by
BENJAMIN ERB,
✓Jdnor de btmis item of .2 Erb, deed.
September 17, 1851.
- EXECUTOR' SALE 0 ,
.1
REAL AND PERSONA" ! ESTATE,
JIIOMMY, !hi 20th day of October, I S5l
A ti ILL be sold at public sale by the sub-
V scribers on the premises of Christopher
Johnson, late of Dickinson township', Cumber.
land county, dee'd., -tat Spring Mills, about
half a mile west of Cumberland Furnace,) the
followmg described Rohl Estate to wit—
A ract of Land situate in Dickinson town.
ship. Cumberland county, containing about gig
Aufalz-; lin all) more or less. Abopt
ores thereof is , Mountain Land; covered •,iik
-thriving-Chestnut,-Oak ; -Pine -and-other -Tin,.
bcr, bordering on the Pine Grove Road, is hick
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The
whole however w ill first be offered together.—
The Farm contains about 72i ACRES of ex
cellent limestone land, situate and lying etc the
Yellow 'Breeches Creek, al Spring Mills, ii) r aid
. ' township. The improvements are
two runty LOG HOUSE, a large
sits •i{t• STONL BANK !URN, with a
wagon shed and out houses. Thera
is ON said Farm a large and excel.
lent' Orchard of choice fruit. The water is ne.
ver-f.tiliog• and excellent. Also, aIY 001,EN
FACTORY with Machinery &c., attached,
- having a first water power, suited or 'adap
ted far other Turposea as Well as the Factory.—
The water power and fifteen acres are to ge
'‘' 7 4ll or to the Factory, on which is 'erected a
good two story Log and Frame nonse, 61111/leP,
&c. I. the whole of said Estate is not sold to•
ether, it , will tie sold separate and in 'tracts or
lots to suit- purchasers. Any persist wislung, to'
boy, will 'do fA exaritine,tho:ProPFitlibe
fore the day of sale:, -S 40 'have all the file•
cessary inhirmation 10 on' - andr of lila
subscribers reaiding, - nn the' premises. The
title will he indisputable.
• - —A E., S 0—
• ,
trrAt the snore time mitt pince the
following personal pri?perCy will be acted for
sale In wit—
Two or more Cows, one 'Horse, one Colt, a small
-- lot of Sh.;epil - broad-wheeled ifragond Tome
wheeled plantation Wagon, a one-horse Irgon,
• one Carriage, Plows, Cultivators, Shovel Plows,
and Harrows, one wagon Bed and one ,pair of
Wood Ladders, .41so, Harness, ',forte Gears,
Saddles, Bridles, 4.e. .11.10, Plough Muds,
I pair Carl Wheels, cow Chains, Rakes, .P;rks,
Shovels, One Threshing Nee/line and
Horse Power. , several Stoves, (one a
Cook S;ore), One Kitchen Dealer, a Desk,
. .
Topithor a variety or mho . articles too
numinous to mention. Sala to •COIIIMCTICC at
o'clock, A. M., on raid day, whoa otto dime°
will be given and tonna mado known by .
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
CONRAD JOHNSON ,
Exe non&
trpOita
VALUABLEREAL ESTATE
:AT PUBLIC SALE.
On MT UIiD4Y, the IQdt ,f October, 1551
IN pursuance of awarder of the Court o
Coinnl o ,l Pluas of Cumberland count y, « ill 1 I
sold at public sale ,en the prentiees, to I o'.lo, It
on said 'day, a tract of land, simple in • We..
Pennaltorough Intl:nettle, Cumberland county
butnitlocl by lauds of Lx•Gon, Itltner, on tb
north, Jacob Deltzhoover on the west and south
and nn the east by llobort conraintm
150 ACRES, be the aurae more or less. Moon,
thereon 'erected 11 -- TwasT R
e,!-• STONE 1101'Sfil, A NEVI", J,(1(
• BARN.and (utter % l ei:mu:au 'out
. jri s bulldiapx. 'I Mount Itoelt 'Sprat
nine through fhb property, and titer
is also 41 well 01 waternt tine door. - Thera is t
nrekird and other t hob o,lr+
on thin farm. Therm mu about' three idles
excellent meadow .land, nod the reel 01 I
el, Mod land orof the best quality of rlT&to
:•1 4 1M hove dexerihed real estate will i•lt 11-uhl
the iellew hid terms rer (Ad. of awl'
chase money to be paidon tho confirientiee
the sole by the Court.,Tho balance id :ntle.l
on the Ist day of April, 1852. eird,llre ." 1 " .
leg half noy time within ,five
payment will be secured n mortgage t
the propertY the Interest of which Shall:be
ennuelly.- :Any person wishing lideroonto .
hour the.property.,may inquire oi A. p.
Esq.
fit yorlielq,', or jti,vi Alexander Si
nearAsfeWYille. •, • , 'DAVID SMITH
octite 1
A ,NOLDS writink fluid, very.
ur,eriar ior sale pt' 111.'1314A'