GETTYSI3I7.II I III, PA. Tee, - sday, .Ipa-ti II 839. r i totoußATlG ANTI. MAsON: t; NOMINATION FOR Pll ESIDENT, Gen. Were. Henry Harrison. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Daniel 'Webster. niE'IOIOVAL. The °flux of the "ST.-1R dr. BANNER' • has been removed this week, and is now 81111;Ited hoar the Court ['mew, and ininiedi ...fttelv • opposite the Apothecary/ Store of S. Chandierbburg Street; entrance up_tuttira. To the l'atrons of the Star. present num hertmininences th.• TENT!! year since the 'Star" was first established in Gettysburg; and scarcely three months have elapsed since the present Editor asimetecl the arduous and responsible duties attendant upon the publication of a newspaper,devoted to the principles of Anti Masonry-,and opposed to thse present ruinous Administration of our National, and State Governe.ent. To our fumerous friends, who have during that shor7Per,ied, expressed their approbation of and sataioned our best (though inexperienced) endeavours ; to pro 1 mote the interests of our common cause, we would say, that to the utmost of our abilities the interests of that cause shall continue to I. ° be supported and established; and if indus. try and a` strict attention to the duties de volving upon us, merit and receive their commendation, they shall at all times be brought into requisition to obtain that pur. prise. To our new patrons (and we are happy to state that we have a goodly num her of them) as well us to the old ones, we would say, that as the New Volume corp ' menses, our exertions shall be redoubled to I`. • Make our paper both in a Literary:, ,lliscel ` latteous'tMd PoWical point of view e st ill more ,f.,..-worthy of their generous patronage. ',II*. Respectfully yours • ROBERT S. PA XTON. . O Those of our Subscribers Who in remOvink their 'places of residence on pt . :Ubout:the first of April, will • please in form us where they wish their papers to be seat after that time. report of the Committee and other important matter have crowded out Junius this week, we will probably find room 'tor it in our nest: intended to publish the whole of the appamtmenis made by the late Eta more Conference, this - week, ve find howev. er, that 'we will have but u sufficiency of room to publish those of the North Balti. more District in which the Gettysburg cir. cult is• included. NORTH. BALTIMORE DISTRICT.-A. Grif fith, P. E.—North Baltimore—C. B. 'rip, pets, J. Poisal. , Great Falls—T. B. Sar gent, A. A. Reese. Ilarfiird—W. etty man, R. Emory. Shrewsburv.—lsaac Col line, F. A. Elarden. York—John L. Gib. bone. Carlisle SiationT: C Thoniton. Carlisle Circuit—S. McMullen, J. Mitiliels Gettysburg--H. Furlong, J. M. .lone'. Patapsco—W. 11. Coffin,'('. . Lib erty—Thom:lBll. A. Munroe, B. Barry. Frederick City —J- H. Brown.--,-Frederick Circutt —J. Clary, T. A. Morgan. Ntont gomery —Richard Brown; J. W. Cronin. Codorus Ege. Next Baltimore Annual Conference to he held in Georgetown, March 11,1840. Irr The la3t "Compiler," contains an article on the subject of the dismissal of ~V►llium .l 'Clean, as a teacher, from one of the Public Schools. The dismissal of this man, is denominated an "act of tyrany," on the part of the School Directors ; and it is alledged that the latter acted in the mat ter, without nov fault having being found, with the ; erson dismissed. From the whining tone of this article, we presume it was written by the party himself; and we are the more inclined to believe so, as the editor of the "Compiler," has, on more than one occasion refered to the delinquen• cies of the individual in question ; and he can hardly help but know, that daily com plaints wore made, against the continuance 01 this man, in any responsible public Ste Lien. - The Directors, or a portion of them at least, were not unaware of -the impropriety or the example of rewarding, or of reposing any trust, or confidence in such men, a; lutveibven uuniitldul or dishonest, in the perforinatice of any pubtie trust or duty. "• I ‘:'itt the appointment of this individual, this Ipiritteiplo was overlooked ; and althou : di idle° brought tti,the minds of the Directors, by citizens of the comity, they 'neglected suppose through a outwit! repugnatico . to dis,.bligo or uff•ild —to do tins( which was a duty, mid which p o tai e f equired. About Ilto eotuiietuncy the indivitlual, we shell cot nom Ppeak ; it is enough for us to know, that ho was once the County Trea surer, and that whilst acting in that caplet tv, he made use of several thousand dollars, of the public funds, for his private purpo ses, whereby the county was defrauded. This is enough to justify the Directors for turning hint out, if ma far putting him in. II is wrong, in any moonier, to encourage or ceuntenance Public. Defaulters; the example Is most pernicious; and our Directors are blameable fin havini, assisted to set it. A b all—we should not furnish to our sehoolc, in the pprsons of our teachers. nn I sample to disregard the prieciplrs of honesty and mor ality. Our public schools should be nurseries virtue; not seminaries, where vice is sown by examole. We may have occasion to resume nohject. Thomas C. antler. o::!TThis man made a speech:: an the Sen ate, on the subject of the pay of the troops; and we presume 9.h. - .11 a specimen artis loquendi, was never before exhibited, in a legislative Body. The language in which the silly rhapsody of our "asinine" Senator delivered exceeded in vulgarity, the patois of a Virginia negro ! Even his LICO Foci" friends were disgusted by the ignorance, which he manifisted, of the c.aninon pro. orioles of latignage ; and one o tlwin ex claimed, on leaving the Capitol, •'I did not think he was such an ignorant and vulgar ass"! This, however was no secret to us. IVe knew Thomas C Miller, to bo an ig• mrant man, and vulgar in all his notions and lielings. Yet such a man is the Vepresen• ative of almost 'OO,OOO freemen OZ: In tho "Chambersburg Whig'we see a list furnished by ,a correspondent of that paper, showing the rill miter (it Briti s h ves . sels of war, and merchantmen captured and destroyed by the American arms during the last war with that nation. 62 vessels of war, mounting " , 70 guns, 634 merchant ships, mounting 2300 guns, 610 Brigs, mounting 2400 guns, 520 schooners, mount- ing 600 guns, 135 sloops, few armed, 750 vessels besides the above (recaptu red) moun ting 2.500 guns. The whole amounting to 2452 vessels, and 9679 !Ding. Y'ru»a &MI II e. o:::rThe first intelligence conveyed to Britianin relation to the Maine business was' taken outly the great Western, and the subsequent proceedings on the Frentier, including the proceedings of the American Congress, were taken by the steam packet Liverpool. Pediment was then in sessicn, and it is probable that intelligence of such interest produced a momentary panic in the stock market, especially with regard to I • . - Arrierican secureties, if it did not induce sonic specific movement on the part of the Government. The latter indeed is highly probable. It is believed that England will by every means . in her power, cons stent with her own character the condition of the popular sentiment, and the portion of her Ministry, avoid and deprecate a conflict s well because the philosophy, feeling, and policy of her statesmen are °verse to such a cause, as because she has enough to du with her own immediate dominions, and is un willing to afford Russia, any pretext Ibr dCCOMplishing her ambitious designs in the East. Accounts from Banger up to the Itith of March, states that all was quiet at that time, and the opinion was that there would be no fighting done at present. 24 pieces of Artillery had arrived at Augusta on the 21st inst. The number of British troops concentrating on the frontier amounts to about 3000. In the New York house of Assembly a day or two ago, Mr. Taylor made a report, agreeing with the sentiments expressed by the Governor in his message on the subject, deprecating the horrors of war, hut sustain. int with unflinchingdetormination the claims of the U. States to the territory in dispute, it was unanimously adopted. The New York Commercial Advertiser sayr=",..we have reason now more than ever to believe that there will be no war. Nor can Gov. Fairfield uhd his whole Logiela- tare hring it about. We speak not at ran• don) when we predict that thete will be a Mediation. France if necessaay will proffer her services as mediator, as Enz. laud did in the recent difficulties with Dlaun. seer. Mick our words. The Boston Trunacript of Tuesday says, that by passengers in the steamer Bangor, which left the Penobscot yesterday, we learn that all is quiet in that city, even unto dull ness• Nu War, no Shingles, no sleighing, all flat. At Augusta, again, the legislature met for the lust time at half past 5. More over orders were received there for the Os ford and Cumberland troops, of which we have heard so much to return home forth. with. This we take tt ends the war for the . present. • The Germantown Telegraph says—"We would advise pet sons wh,i contemplate grow ing mulberry trees this season, and have nut vet procured their trees, to exercise the ut moo calp is inahihg their purehilt:es They mioet the. French tree entirely. at whaleter price elf•red, and particularly sti. pid , ite in their conti acts, the part of the country where the tree was raised " PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.— The Savannah Georgian of Friday, the 15th instant, says, "Ex President Jackson today completes his 72d year— having been born n the 15th or Match, 1767. General Washington died in his 69th year; Mr. Adams, the elder, in Its 91st; Mr. Jrffer , on, in his 9 4th ; J 1 Madison, in his 86th ; and Mr. Monroe, in his 73d year. Ex• Presic'ent J. Q. Adams is now in his 74th or 75th year; Mr. Van Buren is 57 of thereabouts." TIIE SCHOOL SYSTHM f)F PENNSYLVANIA. —•The late School Z'uperintendent, 111 r. Burrowts, mimes. in his report, that of the ten hundred and twenty-even districts in the state, eight hundred arid seventy live have already accepted the system- That in these there are at least live thousand schmils and two hundred arid thirty thousand schol ars; arid that since the introdJetion of thr system, the cost rt instruction is only one half what it was before the Common :School System went into operation. IMPORTANT FROM %% ' ISCONS[N. The Legislature met at Nlar!ison on the 22d Mt The Governor delivered his message, which touches among other thidigs, the subject of the Winnebago Indians. It is nutieipated from sundry indications that there will he ddlicultv this spring, us they are determined not to leave the country at the time strpuhr led in the ire.ity. They are making hostile preparations. The Governor recommend, Olaf the kVar Department he imineduilvl memorialized for arms and a nununition,aro' for five companies of Dragoons. The Governor will take the re,pnnsibility, in case of emergency, of raising volunteer companies, which Ito will head in person for the protection and Menne of exposed setilements. THE GREAT PRESBrrF,RTAN CASE DE CIDED. • After the charge of Judge Rogers to the jury yesterday morning. in this important case, the jury retired at about II u'clut•k,ztntl ui little more t han half nn hour, returned into Court nit h a Verdict in frtrar• of the New School, or Relators. SVt have since heard that the Respond enta have moved tbr a new trial [Phila. lnq TUE RIVER AT PITTsIIIPII6II.—At our last dates lr,.m Pittsburgh, there was up. wards of 10 feet water in the channel. Six steamboats depatted, and five arrived on the 23. MA RRIED. On the 28th ult. by the Hoe. Mr. Albert, Mr JOHN C. Ews, of Harrisburg, Miss MAur M Hinsu, of Oxford. On Vic 2 ith inst. Mr. Ann►)l lI►LL to Miss POLLT RElsuenv, both of Frederick Co. ;Md. MED. On the 29th ult. in this place, H AItRIET KnAurn, infant daughter . of Edwin A. Alice, a. grd 2 inunthe RELIGIOUS NOTICES. cc y. The Kev. Dr. Ku A VTR, will preach in the Lutheran Church on Sunday morning next, and the ltcv. Mr. Rs( NOLDH, in the evening The Rev. Mr. McLcAN, will preach in his church on Sunday inorniirg next. - 4--Rev. Mr. Fun LONO will preach in the Meth odist Church in this place on Sunday morning, and evening next BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT Floor. $ 7 00 to 7 126 Rye fliiur, 0 00 to 5 75 Wheat, 1 50 to 1 55 Rye, 0 95 to 0 98 Corn, 0 89 to 0 89 Oats, 0 41 to 0 43 Potatoes, 0 50 to 0 60 Bacon, 0 10 to 0 11 Lnrd, 0 11 to 0 12 Cloverseed, 13 00 to 14 00 Timothy, 2 75 to 3 00 Flaxseed, 1 62i to 1 75 Whiskey, 0 40 to 0 41 Beef, 12 00 to 12 50 Pork, live. 19 00 to 21 00 A DVERTISENENTS irjr=' "FLIF, ADDRESS delivered by the Rev. Dr. S. S. SCH3SUCRER, to the citizens of flettysbura by request, on the 2:2,1 of February, 1839, is now Fur Sale at the Book Store of SAMUEL H. BUEH LER. Price 12i cents. This truly excellent address should be in the hands or every friend of virtue and pa trimism. The character and duties of n chrieion patriot are developed therein in a masterly manner. Every family should have a copy. March 19, 1839. LITEILIRI• drOTICE. rprlE Cit izens of Gettysburg and the pub la* lie generally, are respectfully invited to attend the annual contest between the Literary Societies of •• Poultry Ivania Col lege,"which will lake ulare in Christ Church on Tuesday, Evening the 16th Inst. On which occasion Iwo original Essays will be read, mid two original Orations delivered, by members of the Societies. rzrThe fillowing question will ho cuss-d by a member from each Society. Should Emir: tion he encouraged in our Schools and Colleges? THADDEUS S. THOMPSON, E SCHWARTZ, W.M. F. EYSTER, HENRY BAKER, AARON J. KAHN, %V.l. B. M1.:U . 1.1. -1 N. Joint Commit:et of the Phrenakosmian and Philomalhman Societies. Iai%%OI.III'TION. - NOTICE is hereby given that we the puhseribers Irading under the firin.of Emanuel C. Peer E Smith, hits been this duy dissolved by inotntil coosent. EMANUEL G. SNISTII, PETER F. SIIITLI. Petersburg, March 26, 18.'9, April 2, I ADVERTISEMENTS. A CARD. F REENDS having announced my name to the Voters of Adorns county for the Offive of Register and Recorder, I would take the liberty respectfully to offer mygelf a candidate (if nominated.) for the ` . ce of Prothonotary and Clerk of the Courts; and solicit the stitftages of the AMOS MAGINLY. Fairfield, April 2, Is3 o . to-1 TintrzTzm's Real li:;sI fIl e James Coo, e; late of Frederick Co. Old. lily %gime ern decree of Frederick Coin ty Court st‘tti,o , in it Court of Equine, the subscriber will sell it public sulc, Oil Saturday the 4 h of.r.Tay next , on the pr , :tnises, between t hours of 10 and 3 o'clock, A VALUABLE FARM, situate on Bits mad, Irvtdim, rrotn Einrnitts bore In Frederick, 6 miles s 1110 'limier plitre nntG4 rrotti NIL Si. Nlary's College, containing 187 i acws well im proved. (in this Flinn ire ,rested a large and convenient BRICK DWELLING .1-11 () Sprat., House -- d , se. lig a 4 uul tillwr necessary out ()mid aigs. There is on this farm an Ityle and Peach ()whim], and nvaiipty of other fruit; diem tiO acres tire in Wood, and thole are 'trent 20 acres of excellent Meadow. There s alsa n never filling sprihg of excellent inter, waltin n few yards of the door—and -aiming water in every lit Id. AI-u, at the sair.l time and place will be old axe , TITER F.l if AT adjoining the former, containing 145 Acres. This farm is in a good state 01 col ivation; hits 12 or 15 acres of Wood laud ind 10 or 12 acres of good Meadow. There ire seveinl springs on this Farm. Also, at the same time and place v. ill be 'old, 30 Acres of valuable MOUNTAIN LAND. well gr,,wri %nth Chesnut road ()Owl. vultiable timber. This land is situate on the road leading from Einmittsburg to Ilarbuogh's about 2 niili‘s froin the l'oriner place, and is very easy of access. TERMS.--One third oft lie purchase mo- y to be paid in hand, or on the ratiheation 01 the sale by the court, rout the reAdue in Iwo equal annual payments. The purchaser or purchasers to give security. Any p-rson wishing to see the property will be shown the some, on epplication to Mrs. ANN COOPER, who resides on the iremin.es. ki_l7-"This property will be sold logother or seperuiely to suit the convenience of' pur clia6ers, and possession given whe: ever re qu i re d. A good title wid Le made for tht. same. JA 11ES COOPER, Trustee. A pril 2, 1N39. to-1 Thi; it rederick "Examini , r" and Litheas• er "Examiner' will each insert the above alverti.cntent 4 I I istrt: and charge I his office. IfLAITTIrdi.OTIJB,a2) AT TEE (3, aq burg Tonuary ND for sale by Ihe Subscriber, THE `=: 11 - PREMIUM COOK. STOVE, a-tietil article and superior to any thing nl th.. kind known (reterenee those that have thern ut use) ar.d having obtained the right of tnak• lag and selling affillees Patent Cole Store, calculated fur heating two rooms at one and the same time, being a very great intpmve ment on stoves, one of them is now in wit. and can be seen at the store of the Subseri• her, public attention to those stoves is solie• iced, knowing them to be superior to any stoves now in use. GEORGE ARNOLD. G•ttvahnrn, March 12,1c 4 :19. 4t-50 ItegisteesNotices. Notice is hereby Given. PrO all Legatees and other persona con• corned, that the A DIII/N/STR A TJOIV ACCOUATS (ft he deceased per• sons hereinafter mentioned,will be presented to the Orphans' Court of Adams County, for confirmation and allowance, on Monday the 22,1 day of April next, viz: The Account of J. Kerr and William Douglass, Executors of the Estate of John Kere, deceased. The Account of William Bricker, Ad• ministr ;tor of the Estate of Samuel Brougher, deceased. The Accjiint of Harmon Wireman, Ad tutoistrator (.4 the Estate of 'Joseph Dutton, deceased. - The Accotiht of Jncob Herman, Ad ministrator of the Estate of Daniel Her man, deceased. The Account of C. F. Keener, one of the Executors of the Estate of Adam Walter, sea. deceased. The Account o! Andrew Polly, Executor of the Estate of John Young, deceased. The Account of Peter Shenfelter, sur. viving Execdtor of the Estate of Peter Shenfelter, deceased. The Account of Samuel Beard, Adminis trator of the Estate of David Beard, dec'd. The Account of C. E. Keener, surviving Executor of the Estate of Andrew Wray, deceased. The Account of C. F. Keener, one of Om Executors of the Estate of James Wray, deceased. The Account of C. F. Keener, one of the Executor's of the Estate of Henry Rife, Jr. deceased. The Account of Thomas Reid and Wm. ll'Creary, Adininisti e.lors of the Estate of James Clark, dece•Asi.d. J ACOB LEFEVER, Register. Register's iilrice, Gettysburg, Wart; 2fl, 1839, • 4t-52 °TES For eat.e at•thie Office. AI)VERTISENIENTS MOSES M : aIJEJLIT .11 1 7'011.1"Elr 1.11111. al AS removed Els office to the room late. mi 2 Iv occupied by lion. A. G. Miller, in South Miltim , re Street, nearly oppwiite John Yelitts' Tavern. Miirch 2n, 1,c 1 :39. tf-ri2 LAW NOTICE. JAMES CIDOPEEZ I az AS his Office, in York Street, one door ILK WPM of Bank and adjoining the I) ire nl (ht. Prothonotary. 91arch 2fl. 18'9. :31-5•2 P.TOT:C J. R ..!':: ED, fREING relieved from the duties of hi. " office as Judge, proposes to resuna the practice of Lew. lie dezeens attending the courts at Get tysburg reeularlv—and %ill! menage any pro'i.s-ional business there, which may be entrusted to his care. Carlisle, March 12, 1939 numovAL. ROBERT F. IPCONAUGEIV TTORNEY at Law, has remtwed his OrliCe, lu the rn uzr lately ()erupted \les.•s lELleart, ill the South West •truer 01 Centro Square, next door to it r. A mold's Store G, tt)sburg. March 126, IQ"9. 4t-52 $lO .11, EWA DID. MI AN A ‘VAY from the Subseliber, In jual" GietiNsbuig, on the night of die 9111 insi, an incieuted npprentice io the Tuilur• ing business, MI Mt! d John Lawrence Shirk. had on when he left a good suit of clothe,. namely: a Brown Cloth Strait Coat will, gilt buttons, k Cloth Pants and Vest, inonroe shoes nevi ly mend( d, and a Witch Russia flat ; also took with hina one course pair of Jain Pants, and other clothing not recollected, he is about lire foot six inches high valks very strateht, lie is between 10 and 17 years old, large eyes and dark hair ; it is supposed he is gone 10 Lancaster or Philadelphia. The above reward and tea scalable charges gill be paid to any person who will return said runaway to the sob• scriber, or ;3 if secured so that he can be obtained. March 19, 19139, N. 11.—All persons are forbid harboi tog sald hov at the peril of the Law. lA 00 K If. ERE F. subscriber lias just received a splen -53- did assortmeot of NE %V GOODS.— The IL/toms and G UNTLI7MIZN nrn respect fully invitt dto call and Ode. 111 , 1 stock con sists of such as the following articles, viz: Curls, Yrizzetts, "kw alas, Calls anit Artilicials. Wigs, Scratches and False ll'hislteto for Gentlemen. Ako a variety of perfumery, consisting ii oirt of Lavinder Water, Florida Water, Co logne Water; Antique oil, 111acas ser oil, Bears oil, Coco-nut oil, Rushia oil, Venus Pomaturn for curling hair. lie has also a variety of sundry articles, consisting in part of Clothe Brushes, Flesh ISt-ash es, Shavitor Uiuslies, Nail Biuslies, Ilair Brushes; Dressing B.ixes, Carriages Bird Cages, Spool Stands, &c. &c. Also, a variety of Soaps of the finest and best quality, viz: Round Box Soap, *lather Musk soap, 11 indsiedo.Saponaceous do. Fancy do. Toilet do. Palm Oil do. and Witt() Bar Soap. Lilly White, Victory Pearl Powder and Snow White. Toy %Vetches and Wit Gentlemen's Socks, Collars and Shams of every description. Razor Strops of all kinds. JOHN SANDERS. 4t-51 March 19, 139 f.. 4 WIVE ti i AALAT • GEORGE W. M'CLELLAN, Returns his uineeie thanks to his friends and the public in general, for placing him no the rettnns with the prescnt ant) fmnier Sheriff, and again offers himself once inure ac a candidate for the Office of Sheriff, at the ensuing Election. Should he bn honored with their confidence in plactrui turn in that office, no exertion on his part shall ho wanting in a f►ithtul dischP.ige of the dimes of that important trust• Iliirch 19, IN:i9 %11.11 ItlFE . Aiipvii. To the Free Paid Independent Voters o. Adams County. FELLOW CITIZENS: ThrJugh kind persuasions from many of m y friends, I have been induced to offer my self as a candidate for the • Office of Sheriff, tits ensuing Election, and respectfully solicit your votes. And should Ibe au for tunate as to receive your confidence, by be• ing elected to that office, i pledge myself to discharge the dtries of the office with fideli ly and impartiality. FREDERICK DIEHL. Franklin township, March 19,1839. TEM PERAN CE. THERE will be a meeting of the "Ox ford Temperance Sne.ety," on Saturday the 6th day of April next, et 6 o'clock, P. M. t.ller no, belt In \ , ur couside ra hen, at the ensuing General beetion, a a nun• didate for Ihe alines of Urgister, Record er, end ( lerk 01' the Orphans' Coeri : And pledi!e myself, if rlceted, diFeharge the dune.' of [hose ofliecs with fidelity and f-rio I promptitude. _ _ To t V ote,rs of aannis I - Er HE Subscriber, off, - -rs flimsy:l to the coremuleration of his fg-llow citizens of Adag i os county, as n cnntliglate for the office iif Prothonotar !fa said Coum y, (providid he shall receive the nomination of the Con vention to settle a county ticket.) And res pectfully solicitti their support. B. GIL BERT. Gettysburg, Feb. 26, F 39. to-49 C. ZERCHER. tf-51 rfflliE Subscriber having declined the IL Dry Goods business, is dcsirous that his accounts should be soffit d up. He therefore earnestly requests all those who are indebted to him, to call at an early day, and settle the same—as he needs money to meet his engagements Ile can be found at his SHOE STORE, next dour to the office of the "Adams Sentinel." JACOB A. WINBOTT. ►tliosn of my lute patrons who met ME me (luring the past week and discharg ed their aceouno , , I retain my sincere thanks; and would respectfully inlorm tchuse who could nut call, that I expect to be in Gettysburg at the April Court, when I shall be n;o41 happy to soe them. I have (!epoSited a few accounts with WILLIAM NV. PAvroN,Esq for the conve nience of those wishing to pay. His rm. rPipt for the same will be acknowledged by me. yon will parade at tho house of James liengy Marsh Creek, Cumberland townghip, on Saturday the 13th of April next, at 11 o'clock A. itl. with aims and pc- COW,' mamas in complete order. PETER KETOMEN, 0. S. N. B. All those members who have not paid for their uniform's are desired to come prepared to adjust the claims of the commit tee and tradesmen on that day. S.i.I9fUIEL 117TEZER0 lr 1,1111, AS removed his STORE to the Room " 1 - lately occupied by J. A. Wucitorr. on the Corner of Baltimore t.trect and Cen. ire Square, where he «iU be happy to see all his Old friends and the public genet ally, determined to them as 011E.L.1 5 C•CODS as can be vrchused at any other Emablish tnent in the Country. C:ettysnura, March 26,18:39. 0-52 WIA HE Subset ibers, estding in Freedom town ship, hereby gives notice to ull person• indebted to the E.,tum of JOHN HARPER. Inte of Freedom ton nviiip, Admit County, Fe. deceamed, to call and make immediate payment, and theme hnving claintr neninst sold Emote, will present them williout delay, properly authentic.. ted, for settlement. G E TTY'S AS Ulf G G uaßros. vpu will parade in front of the Court ix; liousti, on Saturday the 61h day of Aiwa next, at 2 o'clock, precisely, in full uniform for drill. By order of tho.runtain. .101-I,N ZID,“..ER, O. & Nlarch 19, 18:39. and Hand-Bills, of every description neatly & expeditiously executed et the office or toe "STAR CSC RZITIFILICAr A DVERTISEM EN TS To the Voters of atlauls County FELLOW CITIZENS: 1 Otter myself to pour consideration 1111 candidate for I lie &dikes of Register, Re order and Clerl of the Orphuns' Court, at he ensiling( Ivrtliin. Ha% isw, from praci;cal experience. acqui red a portort 1:11,1,0cdgo e,l tho datieb of 1 1 , 1.-f• 4 , 11 - woq, I 11 , 1,0 ( ritowina 1.11 and Plvet - “,,,) to be a bit. do proui•ily, cor rectly and in pt 'l'he Public'. S'Pri aro, WILE! Gettysburg, Feb. 26, to-48 ro the Intiepeodeot Voters of Adams Conov FELLOW -CITIZENS JACOB LEI'EVER March 19, 1F.:19 lk: omit . FELLOW CITI7 ENS : 17, etror n \ sell to your comileratinn to L candela!). for Ihe office.) of Register. and 1:e corder (under such combination ns may he 11.1epted by the Legislature.) at the ensu eleetinn. Under n Icnovidedgo negnired from nttene ng to several of the dories appertaining to aid ollicvs, and practical as n convey- Inver, I hope (if nominated arid elected) to ie aide to cx, , core the duties thereof porson- Ey, inn prompt and correct manner. Yciir4, e•fpecrfolly, JOHN L. GU VERNATOR Ntarch 12, 1639 To Notes oc a s C ouuty . E vocorot*.ak "kirk-N*4A To any Old Friends. ROBERT W. MIDDLETON. LanenstPr, March 12, 1539. Pennsylvania Riflemen. REICOTAL. NOTICE. ra. SAM raCCUEL HARPER, , W in, M. HARPER, March 19, 1839 HORSE b BILLS, ri
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