Newaburrti9enunt
VUMBERLAND COUNTY AGRI-
Ou MIRA]. SOCIETY.
List of Committees for the Fall Meeting and Exhibi
tion, to be held on the 17th, 18th and 111th days of
October, 1855, on their own grounds at Carlisle.
Horses and Neat Cattle—Wm. M, Henderson John
Sanderson, Wm. L. Craighead.
Sheep and Swine .—Hobert C. Sterrett, Abm. Bradly,
Thos U. Chambers.
Poultry.—Robt. Moore, J. L. McDowell, Lewis Ring
wait.
AgricUltural Implements and Machlnery.—Robt. Bry
son, Geo. Brindle (Monroe.) William Lino.
Articles of Household Production.—David J. Wicee,
Geo. W. Intim., Geo. L. Clark.
Discretionary Premiums for Fruits and Flowers, and
articles not enumerated.—Abm. Bosler, George lielks,
David Miller. '
On Crops—John S. Sterrett, J. W. Henderson, Robert
Moore.
Plowing Match.—John Miller, Samuel Myers. Abm.
Lamberton.
Committee of Superintendence.—Armstrong Noble,
Geo. Brindle, (N. M.). aug 29 '55.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The under
....signod Auditor appointed by the Court to marshal
dad distribute the balance in the hands of C. Titcel Ac.
signee of John Herlecher among the creditors entitled,
gives notice that ho will attend to that duty at ids
office In'Cttrlisle, on Saturday the 20th of October. on or
before which day, those having claims are notified to
present theni. A. B. SHARI',
Sept. 26, '55. Auditor.
.TO THE LADIES,
Mrs..l. C. I!UTT.
0 Ts prepared to MAKE Plt E&SES, MA N.
TIJES,&e.at the shortest notice and on the
• s " • most reasonable terms. Several girls wanted
to learn the business. Apply at No. 3, Alexamiers Itow
South Pitt street. Sept. :Ai,
WHITE HALL
. ACADEMY,
Thr6o miles west of Harrisburg.
Thu tenth Session of this institution will com
mence on Monday, the sth of No ember next. Parents
and gurdlans are requested to in ulre into its merits
Instruction is given In the ordinary am -higher branches.
of an English Education, and also In the Latin, Greek,
Freuchand German Languages and Vocal and Instru
mental tousle.
Boarding, IVa-shing and Tuition in the English Branch
es, and Vocal Music. per Session, (5 months)
Instruction in each of the Languages - 5.011
In Instrumental Music - • 10.1)1)
For circulars and further Intbrination address
D. DEN LINGER, Principal.
llarrisfiurz, Pa.
Sop. 2S, 1855
HARD \V ARE —T h
est and most i'arried assortment e
of 11.11 . %1-
''' ware iu the county, and selling at the
.1. I'. Ll - NE,,
Noqh Hanover tit., Carlisle.
pr/cue, at
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
3 EE
s —The subscriber offers at private sale it but of
;round, situate in New all le, Cumberland coml.
ty, wnereen is erected a two story BRICK HOUSE, with
Back Building, AVash Mouse. Cistern all under the same
roof, and a Well of excellent water in the yard. Also a
Stable, Carriage-house, Corn Crib and other Improve-
ments. The buildings are all now, comfortable and con
venient. The property is situated on Maine street. ex
tending back to Church alley and adjoins properties of
James Kennedy and Heirs of John Davidson, dee'd.—
Further information can be had by applying to the resi
dent.
Supt. 26, '55-3t.
; J. M. DAVIDSON.
gUST RECEIVEI).—A lot of pattont
oat Grinders a nice article for Farmers, or family
, use, for sale at J. P. LYN1 , ....S
Hanover St., Carlisle.
TOOLS.—A mammoth assortment of
TOOLS of all kinds now opening at
;ill and see them. J. P. JANE'S.
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber has
ust received a largo assortment of Dry Uoods,
sultztblo to the approaching suason, which will bu sold
Tory ehonp. M. BNUIIIiItASS.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY BANK
PROPRIETORS.
WILLIAM K ER, MELCIIOIR BRENNEMAN,
ROBERT C. STERRETT, 11ENRI S.l .TON,
RIOItARD WOODS, 301 IN S. STERETT,
lIENRY A. STUROEON,
This Bank, doing business in the name of KEII,
BRENNEMAN & CO. Is now fully prepared to don gen-
oral Banking Business with promptness and fidelity.
Money received on Deposit and paid hack on_deinand_
Without notice. Interest paid on Special Deposits.—
Particular attention paid to the collection of Notes.
Drafts, Checks, &c. in any part of the United States or
Cantatas. •
Remittances made to England, Ireland or the Conti
nent. The faithful and confidential execution of all or
ders entrusted to them, may be relied upon. They will
at all times be pleased to give any information desired
in regard to money matters In general.
Banking House in Trout's Building, Main Street,
a few doors east of the Rail Road Depot. Open for busi
ness from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock lu
ho evening. 11. A. STURGEON , Cashier.
Carlisle, Sept. 19, 18.55.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A
VALUABLE LIMESTONE FARM.
$v ill be sold at Public Sale on the premises on
THURSDAY, lot November, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. M.
That very line Limestone Farm, belonging to the Estate
of Thomas Uri°, deed., situated near Kingston In North
Middleton township, Cumberland county, Pa., about
five miles MO, of Carlisle, on the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, and one mile South of Harrisburg and
Carlisle Turnpike road,
CONTAINING ABOUT 220 ACRES
part of which is first rate timber laud. The improve
ments aro a commodious Double Two.
,0 4 story BRICK HOUSE and out-build.
. lugs. A largo BRICK BANK BARN
;I:ar•:' and Corn Cribs, &c., all of which are
• - built in modern style, with every con
verneuco, see aro now in the best order. The Farm
would divide wall into two parts, and will be so sold if
purchasers desire. It Is well situatod, being convenient
to market and In a good neighborhood.
Terms will be easy and to suit purchasers, and will be
made known on day of salt by
RICHARD PARKER,
ROBERT O. BTERRIT,
soptl9 Ezell of Thos. Urle, deed.
104..Laneastar Eiramlner copy.
I ANCY FURS( JOR LADIES !
Jolts FAREIRA,
wporter, Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Fan
cy Furs, No. 284 Market above Eighth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
having now completed my very largo and beautiful
assortment of all the different kinds of Fancy Furs, and
fashioned into all the different styles and fashions that
willtelworn during the present season by Ladles and
Children, and being determined to sell my goods at
Bust', Tamura it will bo to the advantage of Ladles and
others to give rue a call before purchasing.
.Storekeepers and the trade will do well to call, as
they will find ono of the largest and bestvarloty of stock
to select from in the city.
Sept 19'65.-4m,
VALUABLE PROPERTY
trum AT PUBLIC BALK—The two two story
lIIIICK DWELLING HOUSES
ad and Lot adjoining tho Nethodist E. Churh
now In possession of Slim Sarah E. Miller,
will be enured for sale, either separate or together, by
public outcry, on SATURDAY, October 0,185 f., at 10
o'clock hi. any information doeired will be given by
the Committee.
Bop. 10. '56
et DUN SITELLEILS.---XANDEW PAT
atra Coax Susan., decidedly the best and cheap.
eat war in use. Farmers are requested to call and ox
eaulna It at the Carlisle Foundry and MA^b—lao Shop, or
at Bazton'a Hardware Stare. Vor sale at reasonable
prAces by
Aug. 3
'New 70D‘ttistincut9.
VALUA . BLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On 'WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of October, 1815, the
undersigned agent of T. C. Miller, jr. ' will offer at pub
lic sale, on the day above mentioned, at the store of
Henry Snyder, in Mifflin township, about three miles
from Doubling Gap Springs, the following property con
taining in all ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR
ACRES AND SIXTY • PERCHES, situated in Mifflin
township, on the road leading from Newville to Doub
ling Gap Spring, and adjoining property of George
Hoover, Robert Blain, D. Barrack, the heirs of W If.
Esq., dec'd., and others, and lying shout two
miles east of M'Crea's Mill, and one mile west of the
Springs.
This property was surveyed in April last, and divided
Into lots as follows:
Tract No. 1 contains eighty-ono acres,
twenty perches and includes the
. cleared land and imprinements. It
v ~ has a two-story LOll HOUSE. Bank
i': UV::: • Barn, a good Saw Jlill, a number of
" h Fruit 'frees hnd a sutllclent quantity
of Timber Land Ibr rails and firewood.
No. 2 contains thirtpnine acres. forty
perehes. mostly TIMBER LAND' of a good quality of
Chestnut and Rock Oak.
No. 3 contains twenty-three acres covered'
with Chestnut and other TIMBER of good size for
rails.
No. 4 contains twenty one acres of about
o same quality of TIMBER as the last tw•o mentioned
The property will ho sold as a whole or in lots as pur
chasers may desire; or It may be divided Into smaller
lots if desired,
None of it Is on the steep of the 31ountain, and all of
easy access from any quarter.
Farmers and others wishing to procure Timber Land
will do well to attend on Tuesday previous to the day
of sale at Mr. Snyder's Store, as arrangements will be
made to meet them there, and show them the land; or
by calling personally at any time on 31r. D. W. M'Cul
lough, In Dickinson, or on D. F. Miller, Esq., the Sur
veyor, at Norville, every information wil be given.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock on said day, when
terms will be make known by
Stet. 19, '55
VALUABLE It EA", EsTAT E
AT PUBLIC SALE
On FRIDAY, October 12th, 1%55, the subscriber will
• , lier at public sale on the premises, in South Middleton
township, Cumberiaod county, about three miles south
of Carlisle. on the road leading from the Walnutilottom
road to Paxton's Mill, A VALUABLE FARM of lime
stone land contaildng too acres and 72 perches, having
thereon erected a good 'lwo-story Weather-Boarded
IRIUSE, Log Barn new Wog , I 1 Shed,
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~..,,, _.„ soul other Out-buildings. This tract
:a.i 7 i , ii ii i, d its under excellent cultivation, and
te ~..tic a . well rowed. There is an orchard of
ter
choice fruit on the premises, and a
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well of exu-coelit water at the door. Also. A LOT of
ti mum!. adjoining the alive tract, containing 1 acre
and 112 perches. with a one-story LOU IIoLSE and a
Stab e thereon. Also, a tract of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
containing. 42 acres and 104 perches. situated on the
Baltimore Turnpike. about two miles smith of !folly
Iron Works, and five miles from the above described
farm. This tract is well covered with chestnut and
other Willow In a thriving condition, and will be sold
together or in bits to stilt purchasers.
Sale to cmilllllllleC at 2 o'clock P. M., when the terms,
which will be easy. will be made known by
Carlisle. Sept. 34., '55. ANDit EW F... 1411 RIO lIT.
STEAM SAW MILL,
prtrlight: And Large Tract of first rate
..„ • TIMBER LAND at PUBLIC sA J ,E.
caw ea-,,
mun Will lie sold at public. sale ' on tLeprmn
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hies, on 'I'IIURSDAY. the lot day of No.
vembcr next. at 10 o'clock, A. M. a Steam r. , 11W Mill and
NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES
of Timber Land, situate in Dickinson and South Mid
dleton townships. Cumberland county. 'This ix a very
desirable property and persons wisidng to pure basewill
find It best recommended by making Inquiry and ex
amining it on or before the day of sale. The title is lu-
disputable.
Also, will be sold at the FAllle time and place, SIX
MULES, ono four horse Wagon, a one horse Wagon,
Gears, Ac. Also, 'limber Wheels, Lilt CIIIIIIII4. and all
the Tools and Fixtures connected with the Mil!, inclu
ding a first rate Circular Saw. Also, a lot of LUNIIIEIt,
BOARDS and SCANTLINU. Terms made known on
day of sale by
septi9 HASKELL !k. SC YOUR.
Ou Chambersburg Whig and Lacaster Examiner copy
and send bills to this office.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
On THURSDAY, the 11th (lay of octobcr, 1855.
sty virtue of sundry writs of Vonditioni Expense,is
-six-CU ',Mt, of - the Court of Common Mats of Cumber land
county, and to me directed 1 will expose nt public von
due or outcry, at the court house in the borough of Car
lisle at 10 o'eldK A. M. the following described Real
Estate viz I
A Lot of Ground situated in the borough of
Now Cumberland, Cumberland county, containing one
fourth of an acre more ur less, bounded en the north by
the Railroad, on the East by a lot Of Jacob 31. Ibilde
man, on the South by a sixteen feet alley. on the West
Id.
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by a lot of Philip Fitton. having thereon erect..-
... ed a two story Frame PLANING 3111.1. and
4 !I !I SASH FACTORY, together with the buildings,
f. u Steam Engine, Boilers, Fixtures and apparatus
thereto belonging and appertaining, tte. Seized sad Dv
ken In execution as the property of 31. 11. Steiner and
Peter Weise.
Also, a Lot of Ground, situate in Church
town, Cumberland County, containing: 10 feet In front
and 150 feet In depth, allure or less, is(unded on the
North by 1110 street, on the West by a sixteen feet al.
ley, on the South by a twelve feet alley, and on the
East by a lot of Henry Spares, having thereon erected
a two story frame tVenther-boarded HOUSE, FRAME
STABLE and other out houses. Seized and taken in
execution as tho property df UoorgelKeiseman.
Also, a Lot of Ground, situate in South Mid
dleton township. bounded by lands of William Moore,
Richard Craighead, Robert Gralnun's belt"( now James
Coyle, containing ONE ACRE AND A HAP, more or
Jess, having a LOG HOUSE and Log Stable thereon e
rected. Seized and taken in execution as tho property
of Margaret Moore, deed. with notice to Lafayette and
Minim S. Moore,
and lion. Samuel Woodburn, Guar
dian of Margaret Moon; and Francis Moore.
Also, a Tract of Land, situate in West Penns
boro township, Cumberland county, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIX ACRES, more or less,
bounded on the north by lands of David Myers, on the
east by lands of Sites and William Kerr, on the
south by the public road, and on the west by lands of
Rev. Robert McCachren, haviug thereon erected a two
story STONE HOUSE and' a one story Stone Kitchen,
a Brick Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed, &c. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of Sam'' McKeehan.
Also, a Lot of Ground, situate in the bor.
ough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, containing Ono
and a Quarter Acres, more or less, hounded on the East
by the Grave-Yard ute, North by the English Orave
Yard, South by' Samuel Hepburn, Esq. and West by J. 1
W. Eby. Seized and taken In execution as the proper
.ty of Robert S. Alcorn.
Also, by virtue of a writ of vonditioni expo.
tuts, issued out of the Orphans Court of Cumberland
County, and to Ino directed, I will expose by public van.
duo or outcry, at the same time and place, a hot of
Ground, situate In the borough of Shippensburg, Cum
berland County; containing 04 feet In front and 257 in
depth, more or less, bounded on the north by Main strt.
on the west by the Rev. Joseph McCarrel, on the south
by an alley, on the east by Jeremiah Hoover, having
thereon erected a two story Promo Weather-boarded
HOUSE and. Log Kitchen, a ono story Stone House and
other out houses. Seized and taken in execution astho
property of Catharine Duncan, -late Catharine Davis,
I wldoW and Administratrix of Lemuel Davin, deed. and
all to bo sold by me.
JOSEPH IifcDARMOND, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Sept. 19, 1855. .
JOAN IMICEIRA
CHARLES BELL
JOHN PHILLIPS
J. W. EBY.
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LISTATE of RUDOLPH HERTZ.
LER, dee'd.—Notice is hereby given that Letters
ministration on the Estate of Rudolph Hertzler,
late of Monroe township, Cumberland county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of said county to the
subscriber, residing In the same township. All.personS
knowing themselves Indebted to said estate are requir
ed to make Immediate payment,and those having claims
to present them-for settlement to
eeptlepd CHRISTIAN HERTZLER, Ad'mr.
P. GARDNER,
Smaiat (1)33at1V4.
GRIMM:URAL EXIIIBITION I
• AND CATTLE SHOW
Of the State Agricultural Society at Harrisburg, on the
55th, 26th, 27th and 28th of September, 1855.
CUIIIBERLAND VALLEY R. R. FARE REDUCED!
The Cumberland Valley Railroad Cynpany will issue
round-trip Tickets during the continuance of the Exhi-
MI ion, at the following rates, viz:—
From Chambersburg to Harrisburg and back, 150
" Scotland to Harrisburg and back, 1 :173,( .. ;
" Shippensburg " 1 '25
0
" Oakville 1 12!, : / 3
0 0
" Newville 1 110
Alterton b7L4
" Good Hope 807
Carlisle
" Middlesex
Kingston 0
" Mechanicsburg "
" Shiremanstown "
Trains will run as fellowS:-
Ist Train. 2d Train. Extra Train
Leave Cliantherburg 5.15 a. in. 4.81 p. trout Carlisle
o Scotland - 521 4.42
" Shippensburg 5.48 5.04
•‘ Oakville 6.02 5.18
" Newville 630 5.35
" Alterton 6.29 5.45
" Good Hope 6.34 5.50
" Carlisle 6.57 6.13 0.40 a. m.
" Middlesex 7.04 6.20
" Kingston 7.12 6.28 16.04
" Mcchanics'g 7.35 6.45 16.17
" Shiretnans'n 7.30 6.51 10.23
Regular trains will leave Harrisburg daily, at 8.30
A. Si., 1.00 I'. M.
An Extra train will leave Harrisburg every day
during the continuance of the Exhibition, at 7.15 P. 11.,
fir Chambersburg 11,11,1 ratermediate stations, and on the
27th and 28th an additional Extra train will leave for
Carlisle and intermediate stations at 43 , .i o'clock P. M.
Tickets good for return passage until the 29th inst., and
positively no longer.
Arrangements will be made for the sale of Tickets at
all the stations on the mad, and any person entering
the cars without a ticket will be charged full fare.
\v I. 11. MILLER,
Agent for T. Cc Miller.
LIVE STOCK,
and other articles for exhibition nt the Fair, will be
transported In the ears of the - company free of charge.
except In ease the articles transportrd, lire aid (Sr pUr..
Elms.] at the Fair, when the r'irpiltr freights will be
charged: All articles carried free must be entirely at
the risk of the owner—loaded and unloaded at his own
expense and under his charge—as the railroad company
will assume no care or responsibility of such property.
Persolle isi.hing articles tr,LOQported toll the above con
ditions. must give notice to the Company's Agents, at
least three days before the Exhibition opens, in order
that the cars may be prof Idvd at the 'stints required.
At it- Al! Fares, except those paid Mr mieurtion tickets
tat I larrisburg, will he charged at the regular rates.
A. F. smiTii, Supt.
Sept.lo, '55.
XT OT IC E.—At a stated Orphans'
11 court began on Tuesday, tlw 14th day of August,
A. U. dsss. and holden at Carlisle in and for Cumberland
County. before the Ifon. JAMES 11. GRAHAM, Prest.
Judge and Samuel Woodburn and John Rupp. Esqs.
Associate Judges, the following proceedings were had
to writ:
In the matter of the writ ,if partition :mil valuation.
of the. te:d Estate ofJohn riper deed. late of Monroe
t wp.. the said inquisition having been returned 1.) the
Silo:id:lnd ronfirmed :
Nose to w it, 15 of August, 1855.,ru1e on the heirs and
actle., lot Ir , st. , I t. :liyoar at t he neat stated Orphans'
on .t. ail icq wv,:i•.t. , tti , , otherwise show cause
why the Court ...tumid not order the !Invert) to be sold.
Notice to be served personally on the parties triding
within forty miles and by publication lu one Newspaper
on those residing beyond forty miles.
UT THE COVET
77_7_ In testimony whereof 1 have set my hand
SR . i p , AL : and seal of said Court at Carlisle the four.
C D
,---. 6 ...--, eolith day of August A. D. Itiliti.
JOIIN M. OltEtlo, Clerk 0. C.
Sept. 1:2-41
VOT IC E.—To Stephen Keepers,
Charles'Swarts and Catharine his wife, Darid Pen
well, and Susan his wife. Lewis O. Swain and Ann E
liza his wife, Oliver A. Keepers, Mary Atm, minor child
.of William Keepers; decd. and Margaret Golf, NW* of
Kenny Goff, her mother, (.eels Keepers, who has for
his guardian John D. Gorgass, Henry Getty, minor
child of Jane Alice Getty dec'd., and his father William
Gutty and William W. Ku mem minor son of John II
Keepers, dee'd. and Elisabeth Keepers his mother, the
heirs and legal representatives of Mary A. Keeper, late
of Carlisle, dee'd.
In the matter of the partition and valuation of the
Real Estate of Mary A. Keepers late of the borough of
Carlisle, dec'd.; now to wit: August Nth, 1855, on ap
pKuttion of Stephen Ici , epers one of the heirs of the de
cedent, setting out that the Sheriff has made his return
to the writ of partition and valuation with the finding
of the Inquest annexed, rule granted upon the parties
interested to appear at , the next stated Orphan's Court
and accept or refuse the said Real Estate at the valua
tion, or to slime cause why the said Real Estate should
not be sold. BY THE COURT.
JOHN M. Ottroo, Clerk 0. C.
Thu parties interested are hereby required to take no
tice of the foregoing rule and appear at the next stated
Orphan's Court of Cumberland county, ou the 6th day
of November next, and accept or refuse the said heal
Estate at the valuation, or show cause why the same
should not he sold. The said Heal Estate consists of
a House and Lot of (Iround situate In the said borough
fronting on the north on Main street, hounded on the
south by an alley, on the east by property of Mary
Oreason and on the west by pr o perty of Fred' Watts,
Esq. Sept 12,
CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
ItECEII'TS AND EXPENDITURES.
Exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Car
lisle School District, fur the year ouding June 1.
. RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treasury June 1, 1E54,
including uncollected Taxes
since paid In, $1720 41
State Appal prlatlon for 1854, 228 80
Bent recelVed for Hail, 123 26
Tuition fees from the non•resldent
scholars, 86 70
Tax assessed for 1854, including an
omission In former year, 4 545000
Loan for building new school hou
ses, 1600 00
$8,187 22
PAYMRNTS.
Building two new school houses, $2303 00
Repairiug, masonry, fencing and , ,
out-houses, 307 49
Interest and Insurance, 280 95
Routs,l3l 34
Wood and Coal, 181 16
School Furniture and Painting, 88 89
1 Heide Mal 021101805, 90 69
Messenger and Printing, 48 42
Teachers, 4114 58
-- 7,546 51
Balance In the Treasury,
•Of this sum $725 was outstanding at the close of the
year.
'3llisceffancous.
STATEMENT.
Showing the Indebtedness of the District and the pub•
lic property held by the Board of Directors.
Amount duo for purchas, of real estate and
building purposes, $4,168 33
ESTIMATED VALUE OY REAL ESTATE, EC.
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Education Ilall—ii school moms, 2,500 00
Old College property, 0 school rooms, . 2,500 00
(louse and lot on Pomfret street, 2 rooms, 1,600 00
House and lot on Pitt street, 2 rooms, 1,400,00
Houses and lot on Louther street, 3 rooms, 8,00000
School furniture, maps, stores and necessary
fixtures, estimated at 1,000 00
Whole amount of property, '02,000 00
fly order of the Board.
rept() ANDREW BLAIR. Pros.
IRON 1 IRON.—The subscriber has
the sattsGictlon to nnounee to the public that his
largo and extenelve Ware Home la completed, and is
tilled with one of the largest and best assortment of
11.6511118 RED AND MILLED IRON
over offered in this place. Thosalu want would do well
to call and examine beano purchasing elsewhere. lie
member the old stand, Bast Alain street.
Sept.l6, '65. HENRY SAXTON.
Meal estate Safes.
VALUABLE CORNER PROP'TY
AT riuvATE SALE.
That very valuable anti well known BUSINESS
STAND situate on the corner of North 'Hanover and
Louther Streets, in the borough of Carlisle now owned
and occupied by Jacob Fetter, containing 3U feet front
on Hannover street and 240 runt on Luuther street.- -
The improvements on Hannover street are a large
'1'1IItI•;E STORY HOUSE, with a large brick back build
ing finished in the most elegant manner. containing 11
I . lrooms inel tiding the store room, besides pantries
and convenient closet arrangements. The STOR E
ROOM is 33 feet in depth, htted up in the test
possible manner and one of the most desirable and long
es t a bli s h e d business locations in our town.
There is a large two story brick building fronting on
Louther street, with a shop attached, 110 W occupied as
a cabinet maker shop. Also n stable on the foot of the
lot, and other necessary out buildings. The property
is in excellent order having.been recently fitted up by
the present occupant For terms &e. enquire of '
A. L. SPONSLEIt,
Real Estate Agent and Scrivener.
Ein
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ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
On FRIDAY, the 28th day of September, 1555.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Con rt of Cum
berland county, to me directed. I a in expose at punk
sale, on the premises at 19 o'clock M. all the following
Rent Estate, late the property of Thomas Swerong in
decd. ole: A 'Prat of Land situated in Hampden top.
Cumberland county, adjoining lands of John Earnest,
William Logan. John Lill, Peter Dill, l'eter Fessler and
others, containing
TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES
And ninety perches. This tract Is of a fine quality. in a
good neighborhood being almut sis
miles westwardly of Harrisburg—on
the State Road leading from Harris
burg to Sterrett's Gap and on the road
leading from Itupp's mill to the North
I mountain. and about two miles North
of said mill. being under good fences in a high state or
cultivation. nearly all of which has been recently limed,
It is well supplied with water. there being two never
failing pumps near the main buildings, and running
water in nearly all the fields. The same has been di
vided into tracts each tract having an abundance of
running water as follows:
No. 1 contains 123 acres and 24 perches having there
on erected a two story weather-bearded and
BANK BARN, spring house, wagon shed, and other I),
cessary buildings. and all of which are substantially
built. Titers is also an excellent (fit.CllAttl) (.t" choice
fruit 4111 this tract. &e. .t bout twenty-five acres of the
above tract Is well timbered. . .
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I II 0 .
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N. Colltaills 4S Iteres 46 perches having thereon
erected a two store Li NI 1101'Sf: and Li al BARN. also
an excellent ORCHARD. Als,ut one third of this tract
is well thnhered with a never failing spring of running
water at the door.
No, a vont:Lim:sl in•res 20 perches about the one half
willeh is we)) timbered.
The foregoing described Heal Estate Is of a charade.
rarely offered fin• sale and precuts great inducements
to purchasers, and the same will toe sold as above divid
ed, or ill the whole as may be desirable to purehasers.—
Persons desiring is examine the pi Lperty can do do by
on the whitlow who resides tat the premises. or
on the subscriber. Tel mtl made kuown en the.day of
. .
ssle by 156N.1 AMIN EMI.
- Administrator.
11 , ) York Advocate, copy, mark price and send bill to
this Mike.
PUBLIC SALE.—ON
cr.; '
s - ATURDAY, the 20th of September, inst.
will be sold at public sale, on the premises,
a House and lot of ground, situate in hickinson tw p.
Cumberiamt county, late the property of John (Admit.lL
about three quarters of a mile South of Cen
treville, on the State road leading front Newville to
ti,ettysburg, containing about FOUR ACRES of first
rate limestone land, having thereon erected a one and
a half story big weaeher-,Boarded HOUSE AN II tarcit-
Es, a Log Barn, Spring (louse, Smoke !louse. Wood
lb use, together with a choice assortment of apple. peach
and plum trees now bearing. Also a never failing
spring of water near the dwelling, making it tine of the
most desirable situations for a private residence. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock of said day when attendance
wilt be given and terms made known by
Sept. 5'55 JOHN T. GREEN.
Executor of John Chisnel, deed.
A L E.
P 11
On MONDAY S N
o l f t O T c o r
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court of Cum
berland County. I will expose at public sale, on the
premises. at In o'clock, A. M, a small FARM, of lime
stone hind in excellent order containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRE; and 120 P ERC II ES,
situate In Monroe township, on the road leading front
Givier's Mill to Mechanicsburg, and ad
joining lands of David Neisivanger. Ru
dolph Miller. Fredetic't Omits and Hen
:,•1:11•,#1.. ry Enclui. It Is all well fenced and in a
,-es. high state of cultivation except ono a
ere which Is In wood. There are erected
nn the premises a large, well finished two story stone
HOUSE with Stone Kitchen attached, a good FRAME
BARN, new hug house and other out buildings. Als9
an ORCHARD ofThat. fruit and ani7;:Tif.krmt well of
never failing water nearthe house. The terms of sale
are tell per cent. of the purchase money on day of sale
when the property Is strickep down. one half the lad:
ance - on the Ist day of April 1856. when possession and
deed will be given, the balance in one year without In
terest • MICHAEL 11 'ENO
tlg 20 Administrator.
SALE.—WiII be soldat pub
lie sale, on the premises, on SATURDAY tin, EMI
day of October, 1h55. a HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND, situate partly in Nlittlin and
• s •partly in Frankford townships, adjoining
t11 i t &;•. lands •of Henry iltinn, JIM - WS Kennedy
and others, and belonging to the estate of
Samuel Utley. tiee'ed. The lot tamtaina
about THREE ACRES, having thereon erected n LUG
HOUSE and Barn, a spring of running . water, and a I a
riety of fruit trees. This property is within two miles
of tht , borough of Newville. and is worthy the attention
do man of moderate menus wanting a home.
The property is sold under an order of the Orphans
Court of Cumberland .county, directed 'to John Orris.
Guardian of the minor children o. said decedent, to sell
their-interests in the Milne, and under a Power of A Hot ,
ney from the parties legally untitled and of full age, to
the said John Orris, to sell their interests. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M. and terms made known by
sopts JOHN ORIUS, Guardian.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, Executor of licorice Murray. sr. doc'd.
will sell at public sale, at the Court [louse In the bor.'
of Carlisle, on SATURDAY, the 2Uth of September. at
o'clock, I'. M. the following valuable Real Estate, all
In the Borough and situated as described below, viz;
1. Tho old MANSION PROPERTY, with the
provomenta thereon. on the corner of 'West Street and
Dickinson Alloy, 100 feet on the former and 60 feet on
the latter.
2. Also, a TOWN LOT, 60 feet In front and 240 In
depth, situate on the south side of West Pomfret Street
and running back to Chapel Alloy, north of the Sece
der Church.
3. Also, a LOT, containing ONE ACRE morn or le'sa
lu the rear of South College, between Church Alley and
Pomfret Street.
$640 71
4. Also, TWO TOWN LOTS, each CAI feet In front,
by 240 in depth, situate on the South side of North
street, and running back to Locust Alley between Pitt
and West streets.
. . .
This property will be sold In whole or In parts. The
terms made known on the day of sale. For furtheryo
form ntlon call on .the subscriber*
septs • .ANDREW 11 ; Lialt, Ex'r.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
On fiIVIAMIDAY, the 20th of October,
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of Cumber
land County, to me directed, I. will expose to public
sale on the promises, In Dickinson township, at ltl o'-
clock, A. M. a certain '
ROUSE and LOT OF GROUND
11 I situate In said township, bounded by
' • lands of Christopher Johnson's bells,
• .It. Dr. Wm. Meteor and others, containing
TWO ACRES neat measure late the property of Eliza
beth Shenk, deed. This property
Is delightfully situ
ated as a residence and the ti tle is indisputable.
Terms—Five per cent of the purchase money to be
paid on the confirmation of the sale. One half the bal
ance on the let of April. 1856, and the other half on Om
let of April. .1867, without interest. The two latter
payments to be secured by recognizance in the Orphans
Court. HENRY SHENK,
aug 20 Administrator.
it6rAll kinds of Printing done cheap
Maef Tstate Safes
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
On FRIDAY, October 6th
By order of the Orphans Court of Cumberland county,
itt a prneeeding in partition amongst the ,heirs of Mat
thew Clay, dec'd. I will expose to public tale, on the
promises, at 11 o'clock, A. M.. A FARM, in Frankfurt'
township, bounded by lands of Awn,. vai gg .,,erls heirs,
John Wirt, Joint Waggoner and the bolts of John Clay,
containing about.
Two . HUNDRED 'AND. TEN ACRES
of good Slate and Free l:ttmte land, about 110 acres of
whidi is ']cared and 'Mter good fence and cultivation,
tt" and the residua is line Halter. The hn
,;,,,,,f,'
. proventonts are a 'large STONE IlvilSE,
V• 11 'k with kitchen attached, large Lank Earn,
MIS I ••1 6 :4 Spring House, Cider Press, a good Apple
1111ki....1 , .• •
c . . ...,,,t,cl :irchard ant other fruit trees. & running
----'' water through the place. This-is a very
desirable and convenient Farm and within about five
utiles of Carlisle.
The terms ofsale will be: Five per cent of the pur
chase money to be paid when the sale Is confirmed. the
residue Mime half the Ist of April, ISSII, when pi
session will be given, and the balance in two annual
payments without Interest, to be • secured ou the land.
The landlord's share of the grain is reserved.
septs WILLIAM F. swwlat.
tIRPHANS COITTRT SALE.
XL . / On SATE RDAY,• the 2fith of September.
ny virtue of an order of the Orphans Court I will
sell at the Court House in Carlisle, at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
A FRAME HOUSE, with spout ONE ACRE of ground
attached, Into the property of John Lephart.
This property Iles about ft ur miles west of Cualisle,
on the State Road. near Plainfield Aud is now in
the oecuminey of Joseph Conner.
Persons wishing to purchase can examine the per p
erty bete rt., the day of sale. Terms wit be made knonn
JACOB BEI DLEII,
Administrator,
Sept. 5, '55
0 " 1
0 ) ,3 1 4,',.:D'k 5 y, "„ 1 :„t s
in pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court of
Cumberland County, to me directed, I will expose to
public sale, on the premises. at 12 o'clock. M. all the
fillowing described Real Estate, late the property of
Samuel Newcomer, of Upper Allen twp. dee'd
No. 1., A Tract of Llnel, situate in East Pennsboro
township. Cumberland county. adjoining lands of Pe
ter Barnhart. and others, containing
ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY-ERIIIT ACRES
and 1'27 Perches. This tract is of a fine quality. in a
good neighborhood, under good fences,
v.,* - 1 % In a high state of cultivation, and nn"
excellent springof water running dn.&
•
j 0 it. T h e Impros °points are substantial
, and numerous, consisting of a comma
dious two story STUNT; IIitUSE, hope
BANK BARN, with a never-failing well of water In the
yard, a Spring House, Wagon Shed, Also an OR
CHARD. This desirable property is situated within
live miles of Harrisburg. to which place there Is a good
road. Persons desiring to examine the property tan
do s, Icy calling on Samuel Newcomer, who resides en
the premises.
••,. -Also, Three Lots of MOUNTAIN LAND
j • • with Chesnut and Oak Timber. situated in
•0 East Pennsbrwo township, about one mile
•
i'' from the above farm—one kit containing
:10 acres and 12d perches, the others about
• 21 acres each.
Also, One Tract of TIM DElt LAND, in Upper Allen
tow nship, conta fui n log One Acre and eighty-tire pen h
es. The foregoing described real estate is of a character
rarely olferod f.r sale and presents great Indneemelits
to purchasers. Terms made known on day of sale.
DEITRIcIt STEINER.
an,r29 Administratrr.
ti,Lanrastur Volltsfreund and IlarrishurgTelegraph
qry 4t. mark prier and charge this taro.
VALUABLE FARM
1. AT PUBLIC SALE,
i I be sold at public sale, on the premises, on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day of October, next, nt 12 o'clock,
noon, a choice FARM, situate in Dickinson township,
Cumberland comity, on the Pine Road.midway between
Carlisle and Shippensburg, late the property of ticerge
Widder, deceased,
CONTAINING SIXTY ACRES, 100 PERCILES
all cleared. The land Is in a geed
r"
;,' 2" . "1„ state of cultivation, is of a good quill
yri /.., . .. ity and the greater part has been lim
fir, , k.q„,rzt ed. There is a first-rate limestone
1" ._ quarry on the farm. Thi) improve
ments are a new and convenient
BRICK DWELLING HORSE, BANK BARN,
new and neat. Wagon Shed. Corn Crib and other out
buildings. all of which are new. There is a well of gocd
water with a pump near the door. Also on the thrra a
thriving young ORCHARD of well selected fruit trees
This farm is near the Yellow Breeches Creek. and ad:
joins the other farm or Ileerge Widder. dee'd. and nd
joins lands of Wtn.Mains, Abraham Kurtz, Wm. ;lid
%er and others.
Also. at the same time and place will be sold a quan
tity of excellent WIRER LAND in the said vieivity,
s•nur of which has thereon good Chesnut, Pine and oth
er timber.
Persons wishing to view said lands can do so and
have all necessary Information by application to the
ondersh, , ned, who reside In the immediate vicinity.—
Terms Will bo made known on day of sale,
DAVID DEMUTH,
JOSEPH \UDDERS,
Executors:
nugUts
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SA I.l.l.—The large Brick House and Lot
situated on ',outlier Street one door east of the German
Reform Church. The house contains
nine large rooms, besides two tlnishcd
3 74 attic chambers, loge kitchen and sum
,24:"•tEr, tiler kitchen. The lot has tin feet front
r"..... , *" on Loutlwr street by 2-ID feet back to
a wido alley, and 120 feet on North
Street by 240 feet to the sanw alley, containing all
about en erre of ground. There is also a good tenant
house and a stable 60 feet long en the premises. The
property would suit admirably for either a gentelman'a
private residence, a boarding school or factory establish
moot. For terms Sr. enquire of
an . 15
• TOWN PROPERTY FOR
.7:‘.". /N &ALB —Tho subacriber • olibra at pri
va e sale a valuable house and halflot
M, - ; ~L aground altuated in North Ilanover
street. Thi, Improvements a two atm y weather-boarded
wag ht„, use , bakehouse, a cistern, &c., &c. The
Int SO feet in front, and ND In depth, and Contains a
vnrletyof excellent fruit trees. Terms easy. Apply to
JACOB W(l.lt,
Agent for 9, T. Oaenslon.
June 13
WALL PAPER.—Just received a
splendid stock of Paper hangings, Window
Shades and Fireboard Prints, embracing all the newest
and most approved Styles. The designs are neat and
chaste, and the prices such no cannot fall to give satis
faction. We invite our friends and the public general
ly to call and examine our assortment before purchasing
elsew here. 11. SAXTON,
march2l East Main Street. Carlisle
- REST FAMILY COALS!
AT THE NEW COAL YARD.
-REST
subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
of Carlisle and vicinity that be is now prepared to fur
nish 'the GENUINE THEVORTON COAL, of various
sizes, a sample of which was furnished to a number of
citizens three years since by Mr. E. lielfenstein, and
which pave such perfect satisfaction.
Also best qualities of Lykens Valley and Shamokin
Coal.
Also BLACKSMITH'S and LIMEBUIVSFR'S COAL
of tho different kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Coal Yard nour the gas works,
Sept. 5 '55
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AI. A ks:S . 4000 TONS LYICENS
.., , Apa Valley, Dauphin and Pine Grove
S's- Nutor Lime
Lykons Valley. Pittston and Shamokin Stove Coal,
Also, best quality Elaeksmith Coal,
Also, LIJMIIEII of all kinds and boot Cypress Shingles,
all of Which will be sold unusually low. Friends rail
and judge for yourselves.
aug 29 If
WOOLLEN YARN —A lot of very
Superior Mary and Even Woollen Yarn Just
rewired, much lbettar than the city yarn, all colours.
novg • 01140. 0011. BIL
mar Job Printing promptly executed
=ll
A. L. SPONSLER.
Real Estate Agent, Carlisle
JACOB 811BOM
8. V. MOVER.