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the blood tingle in our ears whenever we Section 15. After the first of August, IIEIULD EXPOSITOR. 1843, tho tolls and other rovenucs of the Application for Tavern License. JOHN HK1IUCK of the l.rouKli nf Slilpprns burn, liilt uils lo uppl)' to tliu Court tf Qunitc i- kvi, siont of CuinUri'liwiil county to lie lit Id on ilm Wtli tluyol April U42, Ibr license to keep mi lint or Uvei-nui theliuusii lie how occupies, hi auvuiu iu have thought of the delay or this Uovern-ment to discharge its own obligations of a similar character, which it has put off, year commonwealth, pledged for the payment entrltfllr. IPoor-flHousc statement, For the year 1841; Samuel Ecklcs, Benjamin Peffer anil Samuel Graham, Directors of the Poor ami of the House of Employment of Cumberland county, in account with said county, from the 1st day of alter year, lor forty years, until most of the original claimants nave gone to submit their WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, IM2.

own merits to the Chancery of another world, leaving their claims and their chil Turn Out, Tclolalars JOHX IIRUUCK. We, the subscribers, cltixcnt of Sliippeusburg, In uliich the nhove mentioned inn (r of interest on the public debt, shall, with the exception of the annual sum of five hundred thousand dollars, be exempt from such pledge, and be appropriated to the payment of expenses on the public works; to the ordinary expenses of government, The Union Total Abstinence Society of dren to the tardy tustice of this. We are January to the 31st day of December 1S41, inclusive, viz almost glad that we do not know personally nor even by name, a single individual of $177 85 By payment on 14 acres land, (purchased 1838) iiivern prayed In be licensed ii proposed lo bs kept, do eeitity tlmt Helim tlie nbove ruined uppli cunt Is of pood repute fir lioucsty mid temperance, anil is well provided -with home room nnd coiiven-iciicesl'ortlie loiliiipniid accommodation of strangers and travellers and tlint such inn or tavern is necessary tnaccominodutu tliu public and cntti tuiu strangers these claimants, and are therefore prevented for Groceries, Merchandize, Hardware, Dry Gooda, cloth- Uasli and to the support of common schools. by no motive of delicacy, now that they I87S Sftj the borough of Carlisle, will hold a meeting in the Court House, on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. The Rev.

Mr. Sheer and several new speakers will address the meeting. The public are invited to attend. Comfortable seats will be provided for the ladies. By order of the Board.

R. MOORE, Section 16. If at the end of a financial 638 S'J. are brought to minu, from speaking out on 7123 00 miiu irave.iiuri this subject. Though there has been, as already re year, there shall be in the treasury surplus exceeding hundred thousand dol Sturgis, John Aliiek.

377 64 357 00 To amount due Initiution at settlement in 1840 by James Loudon, Treasurer, $552 45 Amount drawn from County Treasurer, 6000 00 Amount received of Adams county for in port of ICO 00 do do of Philadelphia city do do 34 DO do do of Perry county do do 0 85 llefflebower, Pensioner, 108 65 Of Shrom, Irwin and Graham, for tkim 131 02 Tallow and Lard, 37 661 J. W. Ely for use of T. Robiniou, 70 Ss Co li and Clothing of deceased paupers 14 87 Siberian applet 5 75 Old Iron 5 31 Of Sheriff Mvera for use of Geo. W.

Myers 13 00 marked, no final action during the past ill 51 ISO 31 Jonathan 1'eal, Wm. M. Mutecr, JhcoIi Heck, 1). evin, David Waggoner, John Carey, George Kiinmet, Kobert Corhcrau, Jacob Knii. Si week on business of a national description 127 05 unless the rejection nf a renewd attempt lars, it shall be carried to the "interest fund," and a pro rata deduction made from the amount charged upon the several counties, but if the surplus be a less sum, it shall be transferred to the "sinking fund," William Peal, February, 23, to cleleat the operation of the bankrupt law 129 09; be so considered there have been origi 4 00 1 or blanK indentures 1(3 284 Colds, Coughs and Consumption.

These univtTMil complaints ve find in fclmoit ining ami beading lucluaeu Grain, Flour, and Grinding Stock Mechanics' lean of stable, paid Sheriff Martin In favor of It. R. Church, contracted fur in 1832, Support and funeral expense! of out door paupers Materials improvements 8c for post and rail fence Sundries lor Kitchen and Poor lioutfe Farming utensilea, tools and coopering Sundries, Car and Stage fare, and expenses in settling with other counties Directors of the poor of Perry and Mifflin counties, for support of paupers Justice's and Constable's fees, Hauling and freight on railroad Shnemaking and Halting Tailoring and Weavering Medical aid for out door paupers Blacksmith work, Potatoes I. rather, Priming and stationary Jos. Lunnch steward, hirelings wages, clerking fc.o.

fur nine months, M. Fiihburn late steward, hirelings wages, extra clerking three months. HUcksmith work 14 4S nated some measures of a general and important character. Such certainly must be considered the bill to establish an Exchequer Board as a adjunct to the Treasury, 74 16 every family, attended v. i Lit more or less severity.

22 58f 10 00 2 00 6 57 68 07 98 68 and applied to the extinguishment of the public debt. Wm. Line for green house window Cash of Wise Of I. Angney for use It Robinson Sundries 84 8G 60 56 at the same time recorded by tome illi very Utile attention, until they begin to" assume a very serious character. hy are patients so nigh rtlul nf tin selves hen they know that their health is all In all? Are they no aware that it requires a much longer A Member of Congress Dead.

The Hon. Lowis Williams, a distinguished member of the House of Representatives from North Carolina, died in Washington, on Wednesday last, of bilious pleurisy, after a brief illness of thirty-six hours. Though but 06 years old, he was The Father of the House," having been a member for twenty-six years without intermission. He was a man of fair talents, unsullied integrity, and inflesible Whig principles. His death has shrouded Washington in gloom.

accompanied by unusually able reports for and against the measure. 2rt 01 This is a skeleton of the bill. We think it sufficiently vindicatory. 43 37 $7248 83 Such also are the two bills concerning 93 54 3 tO the Naval Establishment; the one to dou time to arrest a disease vhen suffered to knit iuelf upon the vitals Will those who fletire health tk good adviec. and always be provided ith a fe bot tlesof "Ur.

Duncan's F.vpectoraut liemedy," whereby they can immediately arrest the li.l, 1 nri. cress of ble the present force of the Marine Corps, 450 00 0The Resumption Question is yet unsettled, and we opine will remain so till about the last day of the session. and the others to ereate the rank of Admi ral in the Navy the first of which mca 162 50 Dr. Jacob Haughman for medicine and attendance 1 year 133 75 20 00 sures would in our opinion be an addition to the public defences far exceeding its S7 50 24 00 C7Daniel Webster, Secretary of State, has written to Mr. Everett, our minister to j.

uuiiiap, r.sq. Director, lor extra services, Samuel Kckles, do do do Benj. Peffer, do do do Jacob Squire, Esq. Treasurer for 1841, consumption, and not be compelled to Bpend jean in misery and pain, besides nu Apothecary Shop nf their stomachs This medicine is certain in its clFi-cts, if used in due season, mid always produces relief in the mrrst hopcleps cases, hy its soothing and palliative effects. This is a consuUttion' which many appreciate.

Principal office l'J North Eiclith street. Philadel proportionate cost, and the latter of which 40 00 has been long a desideratum with the most intelligent and best informed friends of the $6361 56 4 England, instructing him to demand from Her Majesty's government, reparation for Balance due county, 1st January 1 843, by Treasurer ssr iiOJ Navy. These measures, with the bill re phia. For sale at the Drue Store of J. C.n.

ported some weeks ago for the reorganiza $7248 84' Carlisle, and Wm. l'eal Shippensburg. fcby.23 tion of the Navy Department, are, we be $2S99 16 of this sum was contracted for and paid on $7248 83 887 364 lieve, considered important to the efficiency orders ol Uuvctors (luring tile continuance 01 lor-mer steward. To balance due by Treasurer At a Stated Orphans'- Court be-! ol that branch of the public service. gan and held at Carlisle Inr Cumberland ceunty, ca Tuesday the 15th day of February, I 842, before tha' Another Congressman Dead.

I he Washington correspondent of the United States Gazette, announces the death of another member of Congress, Gov. Morrow, of Ohio. He died at 10 o'clock, on Thursday evening last. The shafts of death fly thick around Congress, and give solemn monitions to members by what a frail tenure they hold their seats. District Judge Rejected.

The Senate of the United States, on Monday week, rejected, by a vote of 22 to 17, the nomina In the Senate, the debate upon the re Jacob Squire, Treasuer of the Poor House and House of Employment, of said county, in ac Hon. Samuelllepburii, President, and John Stewart solution for an amendment to the constitu injury done in the case of the Creole, an American vessel. The Creole sailed from a Southern port for New Orleans, having on board a number of slaves, some of whom mutinied, murdered one man, maimed others, and compelled the captain to steer for the Bahamas, British Islands. The vessel landed at Nassau in the Island of New Providence when application was made by the and John Lefever, F.squircs Associate Judges ol the count with the Directors of said institution, from the 1st day to the 31st day of December 1841, tion on the subject of the Veto power, still same Court, assigned kc, the follow in: same uourt, assigi ng proceeding were had to wit: continues; and in the House of Represen inclusive. In the case of the rule on the heirs of Elizabeth tatives, the Retrenchment Keport and the Ferirnson, to appear and accent or refuse tn $fi351 56 887 26 By cash paid orders as stated above, Balance due county, Civil Appropriation Bill are both in pro gress, as the saying is, pari passu.

accept the Heal Estate of said decedent at the valuation which was returnable this dav, ib same beinir To amount due at last settlement, $552 45 Received from county Treasurer, 6000 00 M. Fishburn late stewatd, and Joseph Lobach present steward from different sourcesas exhibited in the foregoing statement, 694 38 eturned bv the Sheriff, served aereialih to the or The Committee on Foreign Relations of der of the Court. And now, to wit, 1 5lli February' A. I). 1342, John Greenwood, Jacob lllvler and' Captain to the Governor of the Island for Jonathan Jacobs, severally appeared in Court and the Mouse ot representatives, broken up by the successive resignations of several members, and of other members appointed $7248 83 retuseu to accept said real estate, at the valuation, and requested the Court to make an order and de- $748 83 Balance due by Treasurer, $387 26J to succeed them, has been filled up during; cree fur the sale of the same, and ihe other heirs of said decedenLbeing called.

and not ppeai ing Where upon the Court granted a rule on illiam "Ferguson. i i the past week, and, against the will of the House and of the Speaker, as its organ, iwv'ii x- erusun, jonn reigusnn, lattnn, William Nicholson, Joseph C'ulbertson. Genre W. now consists of nine Whigs, all the Opposition members appointed upon it having Stock on Farm, 1st January 1812. 6 head of Horses, 29 head of horn Cattle, 2 Calves, 6 Breeding Sows, 34 Shoats, 43 Sheep and I Lamb.

Beef, Pork, Veal and Mutton, fattened and killed on Farm, in IS 11. protection but instead of affording it, he, against the remonstrances of the Captain and the American Consul, liberated all the slaves, except the mutineers whom he imprisoned. These last he refused giving up to be brought home for trial in their own country, until he should receive instructions from Her Majesty's government. Here is another bone of contention between us and "proud England." She had better behave herself or she'll get "licked." Cdppick and Jacob Belrzhooer, guardian of. Susan" Mitchell, to appear at the stated to be held at Carlisle on the 7th duv of March next.

declined serving. The public interest, we may venture to hope, will not suffer from this unusual composition of the committee 26 Beeves, average wt. 476 lbs. (1S404 lbs.) 47 Hogs, average 1701bs. (7990 lbs.) 51 Sheep, average 48 lbs.

(2448 lbs.) 13 The House has not, we are sorry to say, tion of Mr. Bradford, as Judge of the District Courlof Philadelphia, to which he was lately appointed by the President. PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE. A bill has been introduced to the House by Mr. Gamble, Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, entitled An act to provide for the certain and permanent payment of interest on the state debt." The first section enacts that the counties of the Commonwealth shall raise by taxation, annually, the sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars.

Section 2. The sum thus raised, together with five hundred thousand dollars of the revenue, shall be kept as a separate fund for the payment of the public interest. Sections. A board of six Commission tn show cause why said real estate' should not be sold. Personal police to be given hy the fcherift' to ihoso who reside in numlicrland county, and to those who reside out of said county, by publication in two newspapers printed in said county fjr fjur succetsivo weeks.

Hit the Court. Calves, average 68 lbs. (845 lbs.) making in all 236S7 lbs. yet taken up the bill for the apportionment ol Representatives in Congress, nor fixed upon any day for entering upon the con Farming Utensils on Farm 1st January 1842. Cumberland County, ss.

sideration of it. As some compensation to Two narrow wheeled Wagons, 1 Wagon Bod, 2 pair wood Ladders, 2 pair Hay Ladders, 2 Sleds, 1 Dearbourne, l.Cart, w. louis, CO. do hereby certify that the is a true copv: tfWgai of record. Witness my hand and seal of said Court at Carlisle 19lh rv.

1SAO 3 Ploughs, 2 Harrows, 2 Cultivators, 2 double Shovel Ploughs, 7 Wheelbarrows, 1 threshing Machine, 2 tanning Mills, (CP-JOHN EARLY is no longer authorized to make collections for the Herald. 2 Log Chains, 6 sett of Wagon Gears, 5 sett of Plough Gears, 1 Flax Brake, 2 sett Carpenters' 1 ools, 1 sett Blacksmith I ools, 1 sett Butchering Tools, and a variety of Axes, Spades, Shovels, Grubbing Hoes, Digging Irons, Single Trees, Double Trees, mrss the reader lor tins unwillingness on the part of the House to approach a knotty question, we may add that the Senate has, by declining an invitation to fix upon a day for the termination of the session, given a pretty intelligible intimation of a purpose not to end the session before they have made an end of at least the indispensable FOUI.K, Cl'k. O. C. Sythes, Cradles, forks, Kakes and also 1 sett ol mowing I ools.

W. -4t nothing February 23, 1SV'2- icyCongress is busy talking: else besides. Schedule showing the Proceeds of the Farm for 1841. The Currency. In Philadelphia, city ers shall be constituted to apportion the a- 344 bushels of Wheat, 850 of Oats, 700 of Corn, 429 of Potatoes, 46 loads of Hay, 18 of Cornfodder, 15 bushels of Ap -APPEALS.

ounty aiu! Male Tax. JOTICR is hereby given to all the taxable in. habitants within the Countv of Cuniherkiirl public business committed to the charge of pies, 50 of Onions, 2 of Seed Onions, 35 of Beets, 35 of Parsnips, 6 of Peas and Beans, 8 of Tomatoes, 1800 Cucumber congress. ivar. mtelli.

Pickles, 3000 iieaJ of BJt lb, ol Heckled 1' lax, 8 bushels lax eed, bu. and pecks Clover eea, a ol 1 imotliy Beecl, Ynusvlvaiiia, eitlitl for State. n. Bank paper is 5 per cent below specie, Girard notes 38 per cent discount, U. S.

Bank notes 60 per cent, and Bank of Penn. 22 pound Hops. School purnns. that the Commissioners of said county ill hold the appeals for the year 1S4'2. in Manufactured and made in the House and Shop.

sylvania paper 10 to 18 per cent discount tliu diitcrent boroughs and townships ol said countv, at the time and places as published below for tln MARRIED, 'On the 8th the Rev. John Ulrich, Mr. John Neidrich to Miss Mary Gkb-hart, all of Carlisle. Ten Flanel Frocks, 54 Calico Frocks, 175 Shirts and Chimese, 45 Petticoats, 80 Aprons, 73 Pillow-cases, 51 Caps, 41 pair purpose of hearing ull persons who may apply lor ewi-ess, ami iu giant sucu i ei i ei a to luerfi slialt ap- Stockinffs knitted, 33 pair footed, 29 bbls. Solt Soap, 14b IDs.

Hard aoap. On the 10th by the sam, Mr. Wm. for city funds. The small relief notes are below par 10 per cent.

Two dollar counterfeits on the Berks county Bank are in circulation. ar just and reasonable, to it Frank fuvd untl ton nsliip, on ibn jwocrn LunALU, Steward, ELIZA LOBACH, Matron. Moudy to Miss Elizabeth Giffen, all of st the public house of UavitI Blean, 11 the borough of Newville. eivvilte a nd exioi eduesdav tlc 2Jat tha The Directors, of said county, annex the following exhibit of extra labor performed by the rranktord township. On the 15th at Harrisburg, by the same, Mr.

Anthony Fishburn, to Miss Salome Lefevije, both of Dickinson same place. Hopewell, on Thursday the 3d, at the public house of James Sponsler, in Newburg. Stewards, Matrons and Paupers, from the 1st day or January to the 31st clay ot December 1841, viz Amthnmpton and iial) hensbura townships, on Fri Made 11 woolen roundabouts. 5 woolen vests, 9 pair of pantaloons, 16 summer vests, 17 coffins, broke the stone and made day the ith, at the public house of Julio lloebuck, iu have a pamphlet containing three discourses entitled "Bible Temperance," by Rev. Joseph McCarrell, D.

D. Docs any gentleman of the teetotal school wish to review it I mecademized Dike through the North yard of the poor house, quarried stone for six perch of stone fence, also for ice house cellar. borough ot Miippenshurg. Shiphensburg borough, on Saturday the 5th the made) two double shovel ploughs, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 large gates, 2 sinks for kitchen, 15 spittle boxes, 2 rocking cradles, 1 wash- line piawe. DIED, In Columbia, on the 21st John H.

Zahm, late o( Harrisburg, aged 27 years. Jorth Mitlibeton, on the 7th. at the Com stand, 3 sewing stands, lined the ceiling of 2 cells with boards, made a large table lor milch house, 30 dollars worth of shoeinaking, $25 of blacksmithing, 20 bushel baskets, 18 handle baskets, lathed and plastered upper story of Tennant house, made 2 roods miount of taxation among the several counties, according to the amount of taxable (properly within them. Sections 4, 5, and 6 relate to the duties X)T the tax commissioners. Section 7.

Each county treasurer shall keep a separate account of the moneys received under this act, and pay the same to the Stale Treasurer semi-annually. A failure to do so subjects him to prosecution in a criminal court, and the penalty of not less than one hundred nor more than fire hundred dollars, together witlt imprisonment in the county jail or State Penitentiary for a period not less than six months, nor move than two years. Section 8. Upon neglect of the county treasurer to pay one half the sum semi-annually, the state treasurer shall draw his draft for the amount, which, if not paid at sight, shall be protested, and the Attorney General, or his deputy, shall apply to the Court of Common Pleas for a rule to shew cause why a mandamus shall not issue to payment by them. 'Section 9.

If upon trial it appear that vthe county commissioners have neglected any duty imposed upon them by the tax missioners' oiBee in the borough ot Carlisle. Dicknmn, on I uedsav the 8ih-. at the public bouse of turnpike at the watering place at spring. of Jacob Trego, (Cumberland Hnll.) )'es 1'ciinsjctro' on Wednesday the 9th. at the pub ic house of Geo.

Sheaffer, at Rock. LIST OF LETTERS The number ol paupers in me insmimon isi January ion, wuiui i wcio uuiuicu miu 4 out-door paupers) is 116 Number admitted up to 31st December 1841 (of which 31 were colored, 1 outdoor pauper and 4 born in the house,) 203 Stiver on I hnrsilnv the" iOth at the nuLim Remiiining in the Post Office at Carlisle, March muse of Joseph Crier, iu lluguestow-n. C7The lecture on yesterday evening before the Alert Fire Company, by President Durbin, was listened to with much attention. His subject was "History." The audience left the Hall, gratified and improved. t-nat re'iiuloro' on brnlav the Iltb.at the hublin 1, iox.

JjEnqiiirrs will please say advertised. Arnold Messrs Co Lenart Rev James house of Andrew ICreitzer. JNeai Cumberland, on Saturday the tha Making the whole number through Ihe year 319 public house of Jacob Poisl. Anderson Mrs Cornelia Mackeoy Mrs Jane Albright Peter Myers llenjamin Harnes Silas Miller James Irwin Monday the 14th. at the nub- Of which 14 died, 1 3uicide, I killed on the railroad, also 14 children bound out, 164 discharged and ran away, and 7 out door paupers, 202 tic house ol" John Hoover.

M'len, on Tuesday the I SA. at the public bousa of David Sheuffer, in Shrpberdstnwu. Black Mrs Jane Miller Mrs Nancy Baclirach Nathan 4 Miller Gen Butler Miss Henrietta Mell Sarah Blawser Peter Moody John Boase Miss Mary Moore John Rev Bovles Patrick, Moor John on Wednesday the 16th. at the public house of John Paul, iu Clunclitown. THE ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE SESSION, though more usefully employed than some of its predecessors, has not been productive of definite action by Congress on any question of a- generally interesting 117 7 124 South Miild'eton, on Thursday the 17th, at the omniissioners' office, in the borough of Carlisle.

miller Miss Susan or AnnMore Join Lartix'e Jinronrn, on rulav the 1 Si atlhc Com. Miss Susan Mathews Nathan 70 missioners' office, in said borough. character. A number of bills for the relief of claimants upon Government have, how Leaving the number of paupers in the house 1st January 1842, of which 21 are colored, Outdoor paupers supported at public expense Whole number supported 1st January, 1842, Of those remaining in the poor house 31st December 1341, there are males 70 (of which 12 are colored) Females 47 (of which 9 are colored and 7 out door paupers There are as near as can be ascertiined under I year 4, 9 from 1 to 5, 11 from 10 to 20, 15 from 20 to 30, 15 from 30 to 40, 15 from 40 to 50, 18 from 50 to 60, 13 from 00 to 70, 12 from 70 to 80, 3 from 80 to 90, 2 from 90 to 100, Bv order of the Commission r. JOHN it! WIN, CJ'fc.

Commissioner 54 ever, passed both Houses, and the ends of Carlisle, Feb, 1842. justice have thus been promoted to an ex 124 Bumngton Miss Ann Bushman Klia Bear Soloman B-ll Sarah Beidler John Berrv Robert Carter Esq C'rain Miss Sarah 2 Campbell Elizabeth Cook Mrs Mary Culp Patrick Cook David Duncan Miss Mary II McKIroy Henry MuKeehan Miss Sarah MunayWB Mussel man Samuel Myers John Myers Miss Susan Natcher Gabriel Neidich Miss Sarah Nebiuger George Ii Nichols Miss Mary Noblejnhn Null Mrs Susan Owens Augustus Application for Tavern License, 117 NOTICE is hereby feiven. that I intend to apply at tle next turn, ot the court of Quarter Sessions' of Cumberland cnun'y. tor a License lo keep a lav ern or public house, in the hou6-3 uhitb no oecu ny in the borough of Carlisle. We, the Directors of the poor and houie of employment of Cumberland county, certify the above and foregoing statement to We, the Auditors of Cumberland county do certify that buying examined the accounts and vouchers (if the Directors of the poor and house of employment of said county, from the 1st d.iy of January to the 31st day of December 1841, inclusive, do find uuiiDar jonn 1'arKs Eilwards Davidson Miss Margaot Paxton Thomas Oilier Miss Juliunn Paxton Gttlbrnh contain a just and true exhibit 01 tne anatrs oi ine institution, during the period above atated, according to the best of our knowledge.

a balance due said county by the directors of said institution, of tent winch relieves the Government from reproach, to which a government is never more properly subject than when it fails punctiliously to discharge obligations which individuals have not the same means of coercing: it to pay as they would have, under like circumstances, of compelling one another. A great number of bills for the relief of individual cases of suffering by inadvertent oppression or by denial of justice, on the part of the Government, yet remain on the Calender of the two Houses, which there is a pleasure in believing it to be their intention to finally dispose of during this session. In regard to many of these claims, and especially such as have their origin in the wars in which the Government has been engaged, humanity, no less than juslicc, demands their immediate ad Given under our hands this 1st day ol January ANDKEW KCBEI1TS. February 1G, 1S42. "We the undersigned citizeps of Borough cf Gin-lisle in the county of Cumberland, dowertifv tht are well actjuatnt' wi(h the above narritd Andrew Huberts, nnd that he is of p-rttul repute for honesty and N'nip-einnee.

and is well prov.ded with house room and conriiiei.rt for the ludgii ath accommodation of strHters and trat nm therefore reeconniicnd him to yWr htfncrs rs wcli deserving; or a ticrns. find nirifer far. rhpta twreni 1 SAMUEL EUKKIiS, BENJAMIN PEFFER, SAMUEL GRAHAM. Directors. eight hundred and ninety seven dollars and twenty-tux and one half cents, and we also certify that we find a balance due by Jacob Squire, Treasurer of said institution, during said term to the directors thereof, amounting to eight hundred and eighty seven dollars and twenty 6ix and one half cents, all of which is par-liculary set forth in the above stated accounts.

at the stand ts an aceouimoilation the public. Hn'jli Gal'eher. I no. Harper, Davidson Matliew Douglass Jttmes Doimvan William Edwards Ivy Eisenhard George John Fishburn Mrs Eliza Fleming George 2 Fi slier Simon Greer David GuVshnll Peter Graham loin. Graham A Gallancey Margaret Gallagher James, Esq Housnet Mary Havei slick Jacob Meffiifr Jacob Hawk Hoover Frederick, Hamilton James Ef-q Harmer Charles Inhoff Christian Given under our hands this 8th day of January 1812.

THOMAS H. SAMUEL WILLIAMS, I Auditors. PETER BARN HART. justment. But still more imperative upon Geo.

Saiitit't'son, W. Fonik. Iluh Keed, John M. Gregg, Henrv Roads, H. Noble, G.

W.Ciabe. Geo. Kge, M. Holcnmb, Robert S'todras. O.

Hubert, Post lew ait, John l- Gora, C- MaciHrlane, laws in force, the court all decree the payment of the money by them, and in default of payment, shall commit them to the jail of the county, there to remain, without bail, until the whole sum, with costs, shall have been paid. Section 10. If any assessor neglect his duty, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor in office. Section 11. The collector who neglects to collect and pay over one half the amount his duplicate on the first day of July, nd the remaining half on the first day of January, in each year, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor in office, and upon conviction, shall be fined not less than twenty, nor more than one hundred dollars, and imprisoned not less than three nor more than six months.

Section 12. A collector who, having collected taxes, uses the money, or refuses to pay it over, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor in office, and upon conviction shall be sentenced to pay a Cue not exceeding five hundred dollars, and undergo an imprisonment in tha county jail or State Penitentiary for a period not exceeding two years. Section 13 allows the county treasurer half per cent, for his trouble. eci0n 14, allows the Attorney General, or deputy, five per cent, for collecting a protested draft, to be aid by the county treasure? or commissioners, whom the law shall adjudge to pay said draft FecksMiss Harriett Ptffre Benjamin Polliner Abraham Powell James Kitner William Robinson Charles Kohinsou Andrew Robinson Lemuel Robinson Hunter Robeson Theodore Roth John Sanguary Jacob Sew Ai David Simon George Smith Samuel Siller Mrs Catharine Steaffer Miss Klmira Shilling Jacob Short Christian Scott William Shrom Miss Rebecca Sollenberger John Swoard William Stoop Harriett Stiles Edward James Si ilea Benjamin Theke Ann Thompson Mrs Margt L'mberger John Valentine Dr William Wmrden WiU'tam Wert Mrs Maria Williamson Col James Woodburn Samuel Woodward Leonard Wright William Zearroan John Zug Jacob Application for Tavern License. Public Sale.

Sheriff's Sale. Jacobs John A Jacobs Thomas Application for Tavern License, "VfOTlCE ih liaftby glv, that 1 intern to unpir at the next term ot the or? 'jf Qua iter S.a-hioitft of CumbeiUnd county, for a License to ketp a tavern or public bouse, in the hoaie I now occupy in tUc borough oi Shippensbnrsr- tHiiiSTlAX ZUCK. We, the subscribers, citizens of the torrurh of Will be told Public Sale on Taerf.y the t5th hby giren.lhRt I to Prly BY virtue of writ of Venditioni to of March next, at the l.te residence of William Court of Quarter Scion, of CwaBerhmd medirected.issuedoutof the Coon of Com-Logan, in Frankford township, Cumberland VT mon Flea, of Cnmberland county, be exposed to county, all the personal property of laid deceased, tJa. -rf public sale, at the Court House In the boroueh of consisting in part of to in uui t. nivinmriv Carlisle, on Saturtay the 8th day of April lSii, flf.ncriC UAUJ at 10 o'clock, A.

the following described real i U. i5 1 estate, Tiz: GoOtl Milcll CoWS, YoUD Cattle, Wr.lhe underipl. oitiien, of the borough of All flip rin-hf ii tip iinfl infprpsf lino- Carlisle, do certify that weare well acquainted wild All me ngni, title, anU interest. Sheep allO HOgS, the abo named David in. certain tractof land.sitoate inXorth Middleton A Farm Wagon and Bed, repute for aod mperance, aH, well pro-township, Cumberland county, bounded bv land, of Hay and wood Cart, Bar share and Shoel for the i i.

ei. lodging od aecoaaBodatiou o. ara.irir, and trarel- Congress, in a political sense, is the duty of providing for those claims arising out of solemn treaty stipulations; a duty which has hitherto unaccountably neglected, not by one party or another party, but by every successive party in power, for no conclusive reason more worthy of respect by statesmen than that it would cost too much to pay for them; repudiation this, is it not, in the worst sense of the term We do not know why we should trouble ousselves, however, about these old claims, such as those assumed by this Government under its treaty with France forty years ago, or those other claims arising out of assumptions by the Government of late date: but that, ever since we were driven to the brink of a war, three or four years ago, because of the delay of a few months by the French Government to execute its treaty for paying modern claims of our citizens for spoliations at sea, we hare Shippeiisbure, iu mbivh tlit? mei.tir.ed ln or Kline Simon Kerns Abner Ktitz Samuel Kihb Henry Keller Christian Kerwer Franz Lidi Mica I Lay Alexander Louden Latshaw Mrs Sarah Lyne Wm Esq Lay George 3 Lefevcr Isaac Lane Miss Jane taem prayed be licensed i rreoffd tn le kept do hereby certify that fhriatian abce named applicant, is of repute toe iJrmertv aid temnei ance, and is aell nrotitU uitit horse or.m andconTenicncestor the lodging ami ac em rorcb-ti On of stratiir rs and feaTcllcrs.aad that Urern is a public nctomniofij.n. Jacob HceV, Joa P. Geo.

Hamill. Rota, Smith and otler euntaminj one hundred and kt- mill, wilh'a great variety of aittelea ed for Farm nteen acres, more or lets, having thereon erected a ing and Housekeeping too numerous to mention. Paul Martin, Georg Brown, mail Log House and Log Iwrn.and other outhouae. Also Tin.otht Hay and about 100 budlea of Rye Angney, John Moore. Seized and taken in execution a (he propertT of Straw.

Skilra, Samuel Ml-ehan, Abraliara McClintock. Sale to commence 1 10 oVlock A. M. Harper. Cfwrlei Bamil, And to be sold bv me dance giTen, and terms maoe known, hy Thomas C.aihe4, Philip Qwglej, VXVL MABTTV, Sheriff.

ROBERT LAIRD. A. Rioharda, George Sander son, Sheriff's Office, Executor of Wm. Logan, deceased. Christ ma InhoF.

Carlisle, Mareh 2, lS4i. March 1, 1M2. February 23, U. CARLISLE BARRACKS. Samnel ElmendorfT Nathan Hojt Williim Jolins lorrnzo Smith Bi'ubett Chirles A Jnbn Forber W.

I. PORTER, f' M. (Jonathan Peal. J-tftn Mt-Kee, I InTid Kenoer, John KH-biKk, Oernre Jacrb F.rle. J.

Vtrvio, Alexander tear February 15, Ui..