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S3 in nanitruiPtcy United Slatct Court, no jinn wituovt lougutg. SIX or EIGHT genteel Hoarders will be taken as above, and comfortably accommodated, at $1 SO per week, if paid in advance, or once a month, when due. Enquire of the Printer after 1st April. March 22, 1 843. CARLISLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS Inilltiition went Into operation on the 1st day of October, A. 1). 1838, under the general aupci'liilcmlaucn of the board of Trustees. It was arranged in dill'crent departments, each by special agreement Under the immediate superintendence of tho moat emclentiiiid competent instructors. Books MARRIED, On the 83d lint, by the Hcv.

T. V. Moore, T. M. A.

FLINT, of Ualtimore, to Miss fuurth daughter of Mr. John Gray, Merchant, of this plaee. On the 2nd Inst, by the Rev. Geo. W.

Mitchell, Rov. II. K. Cievei, (formerly of this plaee) to Miss ItlaiMiOii Home Hotel. fcr The Mansion House Hotel in this borough, which has been kopt for some year, past by Mr.

C. M'Farlane, In a style very satisfactory to tits public taste and comfort, has been taken by Gen. Willis Foulke, under whese oare it will doubtless flourish as usual. Coiiiivvticut The election iti Connecticut takes place on Monday next, April 3d. The oonteat appears to bo cx- Tht beat method for tht Abolition of I is tleame tr purify the Blood.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN, VEGETABLE PltlkSJ or THI JHorth tinier Iran Coll we ot Health Are now acknowledged to be thu best Medicine in the world for the curs of VERV rjlRlETV OF DISEASE nECAt'SK they completely cleanse the stomach and huwels from those bilious and corrupt humors which are the cause not only of I leadsche, Giddiness, Palpitation nf the Heart, Pains in the Hones, liheiiiuiitism and Gout, but of every inshidy incident to man. s.nn i.vn.i,Y pills Are ii certain cure for Intermittent, runiittent, nervous, inllarnimiliirv and putrid Fevers, because they Carouse Susan Follc.ssiy, of Salem, Va. On tho SStli of February last, by tho Rev. J. Mac- key, Mr.

Joint Foiilk, of Perry oounty, to Miss Mr Ann Peauson, of Cumberland county. On tho 14th lust, by the Rev. James Harper, Rev. Jahes J. Brownson, of Gruensbiirg, Westui'd Co.

Pa. to Miss Sabaa Ellen M'Clat, of Shippeus- bui'B. On the l.ltli lust, by the same, Col. Denjamin Stekiieit, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Aveoail Catherine Shippensbiirg. On the Iflth in St.

by the sumo, Mr. John Uksihe, Jr. to Miss Jane Ann Ktneii, both of Southampton township, Franklin Co. Pa. the same day, by the Rev.

James Mackcy, David S. Renshaw, Esq. to Miss Catharine Ann Couveu, both of Cumberland county. DIED. bn the2lth i nst.

Mrs. Mabt Kkisb, formerly of Lancaster, Pa. oged about 66 years. Ctll'lUlc Msht fjn HE members of the Carlisle Artillery Com" JL niinv will iilease take notice, that there will he an election held, at the public house of David It 1 ii Esi, on Saturday, the 7th day of April next, in this bnrousih, between the hours of 10 and fi o' clock, for the purpose of electing One Second Lieutenant for said company, in the room of Lieutenant George W. Crop, Cnntaiii Samuel Thompson will act as Judire of said election.

WILLI AM MOUDY, Jjeutenant Colonel. Carlisle, March 2D, 1SI3. To the Electors of Cumberland Co ii nly. T.ll.LLOV-CrnZES: I intend to lie a canill-' date tor the office of SHERIFF of Cumber land cotintv at the next election, and feel gratelul In you tor your support. ANDREW ROBERTS.

1843. tc-M Carlisle, March 29, To tlie Voters of Cumberland Coainly. jENTr.F-.nr.Y I nllrr in self as a candidate for the otlice of SHEHIFP ot Cumberland county, and will be thankful to von for your support. MICHAEL I10J.COM R. Carli sle, 22, 1 843.

te-21 Register's Notice, Register's Office, i Carlisle, March 25th 1S13. TOTICH is hereby given lo nil Legatees' Creditors anil other persons concerned, Ilia the following accounts have been Hied in this office for examination by the accountants therein nam ed, and will be presented to the Orphans' Court of Cumberland county lor confirmation and allow. unco on I uesday tho iJjth day ot April, A. 1). 1(3 13, viz 1.

The account of Samuel Anijle, Administra tor of John Laekens, late of the borough of Shippenshurg, deceased. 2. The account of John Stough, Junior, Ad. niinistiatorof John Stough, Sen. late of Sloughs, town, Cumberland county, deceased.

3. The account of Ceorsre C'Donnell, Admin. istrator of Br. John Fnizcr, la to of Churehtown, Cumberland counly, deceased. 4.

The accoun' ot Samuel Ilebcrlij, of Samuel Ilrieker, late of Newton township, deceased. 5. The account of Henry C. Cromer, Administrator of Samuel Gehr, lato ol Allen township, deceased. G.

The account of George. Rupp, one of the Executors of Daniel Sliireman, late ol Sliirc-manstown, Cumberland county, deceased. 7. The account of John Hupp, one of (he Ex-eeutors of Daniel Sliireman, late ol Sliiro-nianstown, Cumberland county, deceased. 8.

The account of Matthew Davidson, Adinin- Jnicj. 0. The account of Samuel Mycr and John My. or, Administrators of John late of Frank-ford township, deceased. 10.

Tho account of Henry Brcnneman, Ad-ministrutor of James Cummins, late of Allen township, deceased. 11. Tho account of Samuel Worst, Adminis. tratorot iUurtm Itlohler, late of the Borough of deceased. 12.

The account of John Swisher. Eveeotnr nf anon'iv iswisiicr, lalo ot the liorougli of Me-chunicsburg, deceased. 13 I lie account ot Vt inm B. "Ifnrrno istrator of Mary D. Ramsev.

late uf the llonm-l. of Carlisle, deceased. 11. I ho account of Georrro RukIpi Jr r.i... dian of Jacob Esliutrer.

Snmuel Eslingcr; liled by tieor.ro Jr. Adminijirn tor of the said George liupley, Jr. 15. The account of Jacob Zeilcr. ilimnlinn of Philip Cornmnn.

a minor son of Phil'm man, lato of North Middleton township, deceased. JAl.uu 1SKETZ, Register. Estate of John Eborle? Jr. deceased. HEREBY GIVEN, that letters of Administration on the Estate of JOHN EBERLE, Jr.

late Silver Snriur townshin. Cundier-hnwl ceased, have this day been issued bv the Register in and for the said County, to the subscriber ho resides Monroe township, in said County. All persons having claims or dennnds arain si lecedi-nt, renm-sied to'niake known the sama unout tliose to make payment to JACOB NIESLEY, Adm'r. March 18-13. 6t-22 Estate of Abraham Ditto deceased.

HEREBY GIVEN, that letters of Adminis nation on the r.sinte ot A lilt A II nii'i iw, late of South Middleton towtihiri. lul.i.il I I .1 m.L., issued nv ihe aud lor said County, to the suhm-i-ihei-. sons having claims or demands against the Estate of reipiested to make known the some without delay, and those indebted to make payment WILLIAM LINE, GEORGE rs' niarcu 3-tj. 6t-22 my wife, il'ary Ann Smiley, I r. i 1 inv l)C(l anil Itr.nrtl i-nl.

any cause that 1 know of, this is therefore to notify and caution all persons not to credit hpi- account, as 1 am determined not to pav any debts of contracting ti om this date. william smiley. Ncwville, March 22, 1843. 3t. IIcrkliirc and TtVobtu-u Pigs FOR SALE.

FEW pair of Berkshire anil pure blood, whieli may be taken Irnm about the first of April, price S10. Alsn a fn blooded DZ3VOBJSmlI2 B1XXX. animal was purchased for I 50, lien he was about two yens ol. he Hill be six this sprim? a W.l .1 gniuc ami vrry Handsome, lie sum ouiy necause me owner has two. Price 5'.

may be seen at the residence of the subscriber n.ilo nf .1... Ik 1 -J. v. naivj Ull UIC IVHII rOSfl. JACOB DUEY.

Morvm Farm, March 25, 1 843. 3t-2l ARCHER'S LARD LAMPS At "Manufacturers Prices in is To EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA IN 0 PETITIONS for DisclVge and Certificate under the Uankrunt Law. have bcuu til JOHN JOHNSON, formerly Merchant of Harrishurg, and lato contractor on publio works, by the firm of Jacob Gorsras tit Co. Cumberland eo, and SATL'RDAY, tho S7th day of MA next, at II o'clock, A. M.

is appointed for thu hearing there in, ueiurrine sum in lliu District Courtroom in the City of and where the Creditors of the said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts, ami all (ilU'i-persona in in terest, may appear and s'iow cause, if any they have, wny such uiseharirc ami ruin ate should not Do granted. FRAS. HOFKINSON, Clerk uf the Uiiirict Court, March 15, 1 13. 10-20 "PETITIONS for Dischurge and Certificate un- der the lias been tiled by D.VVIU FREE, Farmer and Carpenter, Cumberland co ANDREW UAUIUCK, lutu Distiller, now Mason, tin. JOHN SOURRECK, late Merchant, now Innkeeper, VII MYERS, Farmer, MICHAEL M.

EGE. late Manager St Clerk Mount llollv Iron Works, do. do. do. and SATURDAY the 231 1 1 duv of APRII xt, at II o'clock, A.

M.is appointed for the hearing thereof, before the said Court, sitting in llaiikrupk-y, tit the District Court Room, in the City of Philadelphia, when and here the Creditors of the said Petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and all persons in interest, may appearand show cause, if any thev have, wliv such Discharges and Certificates should' not be granted. FRAS. HOPKIXSON, Clerk ol the District Court. Phila. Feb.

15, 1813. 10-10 PETITIONS for Disphariro anil Ccrti-ficnte i the Uankrupt Law, hiive been tiled the Ifith Jan. JOSEPH OTTO, Carpenter aud Cul.inet muter, Cuml-rlnnd co SAM UEE Currier, mill is a Bucher in Compnny -with John Itevl Ison. Cumberhind co. EI1WAI1D IIELFENSTE1X, formerly of Dnvton.Ohio, merchant, now Clerk, do WILLIAM II.

WOODUUKN, late Merchant nod Farmer, Cumberhind co. SAMUEL SMITH, (indivi.lually and asa Memlier of the firm of Smith and Quiglev,) Mil lee, and Distiller aud 'Forwarding Merchant. Cumberland co. i EOH( i l-'LE 1XO, formerly printer and publisher. late coutractoron Public Vrorks, do anil EHlDWthe 31st dnv of MAIJCIL at tl o' clock, A.

M. is appointed for the hearing thereof, (let-ire the saul tvOilrt, sitting in llankruptcv, nt the District Court room in the City of Philadelphia, when and where tlie creditors ot the said Petitinn- u-s, who have proved their debts, and all persons interested, may appear and show cause, if any thev lave, why siicti Dischurtre and Certificate should not granted. I'llAS. HOPKIXSOY, Clerk of the District Court. Phila.

Jan. IS, 1 HX 101-12 NOTICE- "JlETITIOXS for the Discharge anil Certificate llaiiki-tmt I have been hied fiv CuMiAl) HAD, Farmer, JOHX McCOUMlCK. Trader, do. IOIIX M. WOODHCItX.late fi Iron Masterof the firm nf John M.

Wood-burn Joseph Laughliu and Co. and James Wilson. Airelit, do. JOSEPH W. PATTOX, late Iron Master, do.

JOSEPH A. Individually and as MICH EL P. EC 5 Partners ol'llie firm ot M. Nt .1. A.

late Iron Master, do. JAMES COLE, Tailor. ilo. FREDERICK A. KENNEDY, oach Maker, do.

and VV the 31st day I Jll next, at at 1 1 o'clock, A. M. i for the hearinff thereof, before the sitting in llankruptcv, nt the Distric Room in the City of Philadelphia, when and nere tlie Ciedi. tors of tlie said Petitioners.vvlio have proved their debts, and all other persons in interest, may ap. pear and show cause, if any they have, why such Petitions should not he granted.

FliAS. HOPKIXSON, Clerk of the District Court. Phila. Jan. 4, 1843.

10-10 Country Merchants, Builders others, SjOOSI THIS HARDWARE ATREDUCED PRICES. ENlil L. ELDER, 493 Market st. Philadelphia, Importer and Dealer in Voreiirii and uomeslic Hardware, takes this method ot in foi iiiinir his tViemls nui customers of Cumberland eounty, that he has received a large and splendid sort ment of in ft! 9 direct from Enghuul, together with a txeneral assort ment ot MhUESTU JMftJJl direct troin tlie manufacturers, all of which has been selected by himself and agents with great care, expressly for his own sales. Having purchased his present stock all tor Cash, and at greatly reduced prices, it will en able him to Pell a prices lower thuu any other store in I'll ihulel phi1 JKrCall ana v-xamine the Harptins yourselves.

V. S. Cumberland Nails at $3 44 a Keg Atwater Nails at 3 lit) a Keg February 1, 1S43. tf-H Good and Cheap, OMEOPATII1C and other best Cho- colates, Sal Soda and Salarntus, Ciais of all qualities, Cavendish, rliij ann 1 wist tobacco, Cedar Tubs and Duckets, Painted Bueketsand Cool ers, Candles, Castile, Variegated aud Hnm soap. Market, Clothes nnu liushet ilaskets, gener ally for sale of the best qualities, at the Grocery Store ot J.

YV t.Ul. Carlisle, March 1, 1S4.1. tf-18 Estate of Michael Ruby, deceased. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on tho Will of JVIichal Rudy, lute of East pennsboroush township, deceased, have been granted to the sub scriber, residing in same town-ship. All persons having claims ag-umst said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement, and th use indent will make payment to STAV.MAiN, Ji.tr.

February 22, 1843. tit-17 Estate of JOHN II. GASS, deceased. fcTOTirP I l.n j-Ilrr. nf A (t ministration on the estate of JOHN II.

GASS, lute of the city of Philadelphia, deceased, have been granted to the subscribers All persons knowing thciuFclvcs to be indebted to said decd. are requested to make payment immediately to the subscriber, residing in Diekinson township, Cumberland conntv; those heving claims a- hiii) will present tnein to the subscriber duly authenticated for settlement. JOHN HUTCHISON, Administrator. February 15, 1S-13. 6t-16 CASH "WAXTKJX VIX.

persons indebted to the sub-sen her by "Rook Hti-uuiitor notes, are requested to pT up lM-tiirc '-31th. of Manli net, after hich date the account will be placed in other hands lor collection. GEO. W. IllTNRII.

Carlisle, Feb. 1 5, 1843. tf-lG l-Avr NOTICE. All persons imlebted lo the snhicriber ai-r ln'rebv notitictl, thai their acronnts will he placed iu rrthei hands for collection, unless uid before tlictltli March, 1S4.1. CHAS.

Ol.Il.BY. Pebrnarv 15 144-2. 11-16 Look out Ioi Ituraiii. fllHK subscriber, havinp deU-i iion rrmov-J in: his Stork, ot Jim hamlize Imni this place, ill ofl'er from this 'ate till the I st la cf April ensuing all of his Stock at greatly redu-ed nriresf-r Cadi only. Cash buyers will do well to call soon, before tlie best goods are ,1.

GEO. AV. HITXER. Februarj 15, U3. JLJi 2000 BlSHEI5 OF RYE, for which I will pay the market price in Cam.

CHARLES OGILBV. Sheriff's Sales. UY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, issued out of the Court of Common I'll us of Cumberland oounty, will ho exposed In nubile sale atthd Court House, in the borough of Curlisle, on the 8th of April, 1843, at 10 o'clock, A. M. the i'ollowing described Real Estate, viii A Lot of Ground, silimtoiti tho borough of Carlisle, containing CD feet in breadth and 240 leet in ileplli, more or less, adjoining lot ol the Rev.

Thomas Creigli on the West, an alley on the North, the Main street on the South, and the public square on the Wet, Isiving thereim erected a large two story Stone and eight two story ilrick houses called Harpers' row. Also, A Lot of Ground, eitunte in the borough of Carlisle, containing one acre, more or less, adjoining the Hinover ami Carlisle Turnpike road on the East, Join Afrucw on the West, a lane on the South, and a lo. of Miss Noble's on the West. Seized and taken iucxecution as the property of John Harper, Esq. ttnilto be sold by me PAUL MARTIN7, Sheriff.

Sheriirs Otlice, Carli-, i March 22, 1843. 3t-2 "lirNEEDLER HUNTER, Cheap JHa. Booksellers ai4 Stationers, in Main street, tourili door fast ol the tublia square, and nearly op posite Wonderlieh's Ultel, keep constantly on hand the dilterciit kinds uotrtii use ot School Itook, uHscelhuicoiis und lllank llodis, Paper, tVe. ol the best binding aiiJ latest editions, all of which they will sell at from I) to 50 per cent, below the usual prices. Also, Extra Urothcr Jou Allan's nml New Worlds received regularly as cln as they are off the press.

ItlACttZINES. Graham's, Sargeant's. lid Miss I slie's Magazines, i.ouey tidy ItookaiiU Ladies' Companion, re- ceiveu as suon as issur Select Library oflteligious Literature, Four first Nos. eceivepvhich contain D'Auhigne'a History oi me Helorniaon, complete, with the exception of one number liieh will he received intne course of tfie presen1. pouth.

Price 15 cents per number. Campbell's Foreiji Monthly Magazine, or select Miscellany olhe IVriodieal Literature of Great Itrllain, which lie occasionally illustrated with designs on Steel Wondcuts and I'ortraits ol iiidividtni. Price 50 cents per Xo. Libraries, Library bmpanics, and Clubs, supplied at the lowest prits. 20,000 lOJOS OF Ii AfjJS wanted asabove, for the highest price will be paid.

FFERS lor sale itvery reduced prices, a full assortment of i Drugs, lEedioics, Dye-Stuffs, with Stationary, Fine Cap I'arr, by the Ream, Letter do Slates by the dozen, Her Pencils, Drawing do Sable heir lHvili I'aper. Sealing Wafers, Inkiuves, of a fine quality, I'ainlij brushes, (irav-iuir. do. Shavr do. Teeth do.

Flesh do.haviui!; and Toilet Slsui trreat varielf artiisli, Spicts Ciroutitllsifl I'lig-i-omul, Together with every fer article iuthe Drug line, the attention of I'hysicii, Country Merchants and Dvers, is solicited as 1 ildetermine lo sell at very low prices for Cash. Carlisle, March 15,13. tf CLOTH FIJfO COt'EMtS. A superior article vie sold, a bargain for cash at the Store of tho subiiber. Feb.

15, 1843. GEO. W. IHTXER. JIOOTS SHOES.

I am now receiving irge lot of Hoots and Shoes of all descriptions, ainill sell tlieiu at greatly re-ihii-i'd iii'ices for Casfuit at tfie old stand opposite i unuerlirli Hotel. U11AS. UG1LUY. March tf-20 I'firliursit ip. THE I'arthei ship i tofore existing between the subscribers under tlnameaud stvle of A.

fx l(. XOULK, is hereby iltil veil bv mutual consent, ail demands against saidln ami all ilrlits due teem by hook aceouiit or oa-wise, is to lie sellletl with Robert Snodjrass, is fully authorized to close said concern. AMSTROXG XOIil.E, IllERT XUUI.E. Carlisle, Maivh 1 8-i 3t-20 Application lVj Tavern License. To the Honorable theatres of the Court of Gen.

iral Quarter Hessiiqf the l'eace of Cumber-land county, at ApiScssioiis, A. U. 18-J3. npiIE Petiiioti olphrisiian liiintlulls, of the township of Ikeweil. resnectl'ullv rein-e- seuts, that he is well ided with house room aud other conveniences fori- lodging and accommoda tion ot strangers and tif Hers at tile house he now ocenpiesas a tavern iufc town of New bury iu said lnwiihii, he theivio) prays the Honorable Court to grant him a liuse for the same, and he will ever pray, ike.

I CIHSTJAN RANDALLS March 15, 1843. 31-20 VE, the subscriberfcitizens of the township ui opewell.ln Which above mentioned inn or tavern prayed to be liccied is nronosed to be kent. do certify that tlie alioveiinied applicant is of good repine ioi- nonesty anil taiierance, and is well pro vufed witfi house roonand conveniences lor the lodging and aeconimodiou of strangers and trav ellers, and that such an fi or tavern is necessary to accommodate the publichd entertain strangors and travellers. 1 John McCay James Henderson Peter Lei-her 'i Daniel G. W.

Cl.adwcll i Adam Robert L. George tiimkel Adam Moniry .1. Hubert Clark Robert Qnigley W. S. Runshaw John Craig Daviil Lesher.

Application for Tavern License. To thi- Jonomnle the Jurist of (Ad Court of Cimer al Quarter Semioim, 'ie 'l'eace of Cumberland The Petition of Phili. nirthhill respectfully represents, that your Hetioner is provided witli the necessary requisites, for kepinR a House of Public r.iitrrtniumeiit, in the hose he now occupies, i South MiddL-toii towushiiM Voiir petitioner there tore prays your honors tc grant him a license for the SMiue the eiiMiinr vi-ar (-nninieiicimr nn tlu I day ot April, A. Ii. 1S4.1.

PI1LIP ISRECHIIILL. March 15, 1S43. We the eint.s of S. the county nf Cun.beclaid, ilo certifi that weaix-well acquainted with the aiove named P. ltrcch-bill, and that he is of -tool renort for honpsiv und Temperance, and is well nnvided with house room.

and convieneirs for lod(rin and accommotlation of Strangers and Travellers, aid so therefore. mend him to your honours as well deserving of a license, and further sav that a Tavern at this stand an accommodation to tlie Public. Jacob GuUhall Ftederick Ridir Christian Wolf Jmies Medina? Frcd'k. Hreckbill Wuudcrlich Jacob Wise Sr Ali-aham Kaufman John Kaufman Juob M'eire Isaac Kaufman Samuel Plank John Wuudcrlich Jr. Application for Tavern License.

the Honorab'atheJwttmiltthr. Court nf llmrrnl Quarter Sesion of the l'eace for the Cauntn of u. iJCfNVHff, .1. 1. is hereby given that I intpnd the next term ol the Court ol Quarter Sessions of Cumberland ii.uiilv, fur License to keep a public llmsv at pivsent occupy in the borough of Ho-neMoun.

WILLIAM QLTGLEY. March 22, 1843, S-21 W'C. the UltliK kfin nf tlu. 1.. 1.

Hogwstown, in whirh the above menlinneil inn nr Uivern, pnyed tn he lo be kept, do certify thai Wto. Qiiirit the above iiamcd an- liiicai.l. II IU -nn. I eonvenirnces for eoDvennm i.i:., lotlgidi Mii(1 accommodation of sUkcijvts andtr ern is neces-tertain strar Tii and i list vkh an inn or tlie public aitd en- Martin 1 .1, 7 fkwrpe llouck lames Anderson oseph Crain I a Of a C. ing said ol rctcrciice, globes, maps, approved works on drawing and painting, were provided out of the slate appropriation! thorough enursu nf instruction was prescribed, embracing all tin.

various briintliei of a liberal education, lirficuhir facilities have been afforded for instruction in languagesuiicient and modern) music, instrumental and vocal, arithmetic and maihemalicsi natural and moral scieucei drawing and painting, and whatever else appeared to tho Trustees to bu useful or ornamental. The Trustees have been careful to have niechil Instructors employed from time lo time, so as tu effectuate by ample and elllcient means nil ihe purposes of the Legislature indicated in the diflcicut provisions of the charter. Excellent accommodations are provided for young ladies frnin a distance. They board with, and lire under the immediate care of some of the instructor. Day scholars are received as The Trustees were much gratified at a recent meeuiis in reviewing the aclive operations ot tlu institution, and authorized a tender lo the public, of iiiciriiuaiiimniisaiul cordial asBiirance.tlint the means here ottered lor acquiring a complete and tliorougl education, are no where surpassed.

JOHX REED, President of thu Board. March 15, 1843. N. 11. 1 he department under Mrs.

Stevens' care from the 1st April next, will be kept in a large and commodious house in West street. The other department where it now is, in Main street. Establishment. THE subscribers bep; leave to announce lo the public, that they have opened a SHOP, in West High street, next door to Mr. Bernard lieu-dels' Watchmaker shop, uearlv opposite McFar-laue's Hotel, under the linn of MECK, HOWLER, ARDER ii Co.

where ihey are prepared to execute all kinds oi tfork in their line iuthe most workmanlike manlier, and in the neatest and most fashionable style, and at moderate prices. A cutter has been employed who has had Inurr experience in some of our most fashionable They have also secured the best M'orkinan, so that all who will favor them with their custom, may rely upon having their work done in the best manner. (tjCoiihtry Cloth will be made upas reasonable as it can be done ill the country. Country produce will be taken in exchange for work. II.

.1. MECK, S. W. HOWLER, JOHX HARDER, GEO. Z.

I1EVTZ, W. II. PARKINSON. Carlisle, Feb. 22, 1 iS.

tf-1 rjPllE Creditors of WILLIAM C.CU.M- MIX'S, will take notice, that in the mailer of the account of Robert Gilmor, his assignee Court ot Common 1'lras of Cumberland county, appointed Robert Scott, Auditor to marshal the assets to and animurthc creditors. And said Auditor will attend, tfl' that purpose, at the public house now occupied bv lieliili in Shippensliurg, on the 1 1 ill day of April next, at 2 o'clock P. M. ROUERT GILMOR, Assignee. March 15, 18-13.

fli-20 OALIi AT IXLBO T' a very superior article of SPERM is, I am induced lo believe, of a finer qualilv than imv now for safe in Carlisle, and in nrire as heap as the cheapest for Cash. Also SPKItM AN DLES, pure at 3,1. Dissolution of Pai'liioi'ship. ffUiE partnership heretofore exislinff under J. tho name of STEVENSON INKLE, is tfiis duy dissolved by mutual consent.

Those indebted to the firm are requested to make payment to T. C. Stevenson, in whose hands the Rooks are leii for collection. The Drus Store will hereafter bo carried on bv T. C.

Stevenson. T. C. STEVENSON, D. DINKLE, Jr.

March 1813. 4t-19 IIAVL rncRivod my annual supply of G.YRUEV SI-'. EDS, from Mr. Lnndivth. which are warranted Iresh.

S. ELLIOTT. Carlisle, March 8, 1 13. tl-19 WINDOW GLASS. 10 bv 12 and 8 bv March 8, 1843.

10 Ur bale low bv tin box. bv S. ELLIO TT. WBaOI.K-Ja.ALS A'o. 77h A'wket st.

A'ortA Side above Second JSGoods forCasli at Auction prices. subscribers have tleterniineJ to EL conduct their Imsiness iiion the Cash System, aim win sell ttieir l.oods as low, it not at a lower grade of profit, than has heretofore been done iu luladclphia; not one article reduced very low.iu the expectation of mikkiuir it un on other Goods: but their prices shall be all corresponding low. Their prices win ne governed try the Auction rates selling at the same prices, nettC'ash, as ihe Auctions do on time contenting themselves with the Interest lor the time as their Profit. Tins cannot but present strong inducement lor buyers, especially from the -Country, to call on them iu preference to purcllysiiig at Auction, where persons do not get the time discount, unless their hills reach a certain amount, to whieli amount it is not always convenient for Country Huyers lo piirrhasei aiid it will also avoid the disadvantage of large lots, afford more time lo select. They design to avail themselves nl every facility, in both the New York as well its the Philadelphia Auctions, in procuring their goods at the lowest possible rates.

We now respectfully invite our friends and the public to the Test of Experience iu Ibis matter, being the best way to cniivinee them of the trill of our promise. JOHXSTOX, UCRIv ix CO. Phila March 8, 19. Dr. H.

Ebaugh, respectfully inform his friends that he has returned and will rcimun some time in Carlisle. He may be consulted on protcs- sionul business at McFurlane's Hotel. March 1, 1843. tf-18 Vtf'tt? Supply of Groceries. 7H have just reerivt-d from the CHr, a small 1 lot of CttAXBb- UIKS, KIGS.

CITHOX and I.KMOXS-fresh and of the best (uatitit-s. Also, a lot of superior mild north Uivt-r IKESK, Siiieesofull kinds, "-rounilaiid unirrotiini. and in addition a jreueral assortment of the aud Kio Cutfees, Teas and Brown Kumars, as also nite llavanfi and Loai aurarsot cnimnon and finest qualities, and a lot of the finest Crushed Loat Sugars, lot of finest innlity of Stareh.for side at the lowest prices. Call at our Grocery Ston, West Main stifet. J.

V. fcUY. Carlisle, tf-18 iT ss Ia m.iti a. Hon. Samuel Hepburn Pre- sidentJudpe of the Court of Common Picas of the Ninth Judicial district of Pennsyl vania, and the Hon.

John Stuart and Thosas yi i ller, udges of the said Court of Common Pleas fur the county of Cumbeiland, have issued their precept bearing date of the -'Olll day ot Jan. IK4J, and to me directed. lor holding a Court ol Oyer and 1 crnnner, General Jail Delivery, and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, at Car lisle, on the second Monday of April, be. the 10th dav at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Coroner. Justice of the Veart and Constable of the said County of Cumberland, that they be then and there in their proper persons, with their Recti df.

Inquisitions, Examinations and other remembrances, to do tbe tilings which to their office respectively appertain and those who are bound by recognizances to protacute against the prisoners that are, or then may be in the Jail nf county, to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just and Dated at Carlisle, th 2d day ot March, I84-1, and the 66th year of American Independence. 1 TWh MARTIN, Eh-rifiT. I the Wednesday Moiiilnjr, March 90, 1843. Philadelphia Saturday Courier. litil number of this well-established and sterling newspaper, published weekly by MoMukln nil llolden, being the commcneement of a new volume, is really splendid specimen of improved taste in literary publication.

Tbe sheet la immensely enlarged and what with the fine white paper, the new and large type, and the tasteful embellishments, its appearance is truly beautiful. Its contents are in keeping with Its appearance, and would do credit to any of the boasted periodicals of the day. Thia truly mammoth paper can be had for one year for $2 D'Aubig-ne's Hi-torjr of the Reformation. (jWe have received five numbers ot this valuable work, being the monthly numbers from January to May, inclusive, of the Select Library of Religious Literature, published by James M.Campbell, of Philadelphia. Price fifteen cents a number, or $1 80 cents a year.

The History of the Reformation, which is completed in these numbers, is one of the most deeply interesting works we have ever read. The ever-varying scenes of that eventful pel iod pass before the eye in the most vivid manner, and the characters ot Luther and the other leading Reformers, as well as the ohampions of the church of Rome, are depicted witli a force that imparts to them the reality anil beauty of the most masterly paintings. A book so good and cheap ought to be in the hands of every family. It may be had at Kneeiller Hunter's in Main street where also may be had Allison's History of Europe, and other cheap works. Sir- Durbin's Letters.

(Another, and we think the most interesting letter that has yet appeared from Professor Diirdix, will be found on the first page of to-day's paper. It is addressed to Dr. Slwall, of Washington City, a son of whom is making the tour of the Continent and the East in company with Mr. Duhbin. We copy the letter from the National Intelligencer.

It treats particularly of the Religious condition of Europe, with a brief examination of the frame-work and policy of the English and French governments and the condition and prospects of their people, to which is added an interesting notice of Ireland and her people. The comments of Mr. Dluhin upon the people and policy of the countries lie has visited, though necessarily brief to come within the narrow limits of a letter, demonstrate the closeness of his observations upon the character of the governments of the old world, and the keenness of his scrutiny into the moving causes of their p'dicy. It will be seen that he gives it as his opinion that Papal power is rapidly regaining what was wrested from it by the Reformation, and that certain steps toward an alliance made by Louis Phillipe, indicate that the day is not far distant when even England and France may be adiied to the number of Kingdom-subjects to the power of Rome! The letter will be found replete with information and instruction, and is commended to attentive perusal. Battlo of Waterloo.

Ellis HoNiiA-r, Esq. delivered the eleventh lecture before the Alert Fire Company, on Tuesday evening last. Subject the Battle of Waterloo. It was listened to with great satisfaction by a large and fashionable audience, and. reflected, in its finished st) le, vivid picturing and effective declamation, the highest credit upon the promising talents of the lecturer.

As we take no notes or any ortTie lectures, we can give of this, as the preceding ones, no more than a brief outline. Opcuin" with the French Revolution, e(. took a rapid review of the progressive causes winch led to that bloody p-i'. 8-- rits nrom'ment characters ito- liespierre, Marat, Damon and others the fiendish leaders in its terrible crimes, who first stirred up nourished in liUU hour '-and at last became, mostfitlv, the miserable victims of, the Reign ot Terror." Passing on from this, the lecturer adverted' to the occasion which brought Napoleon Buonaparte upon the theatre of action, and related the brilliant successes of his arms which fullowed.and which adding conquest to conquest.were making his name a terror to Europe until at last, alarmed at the of affairs, ail alliance of some of the greatest powers was found necessary and formed, to die usurner with one powerful and decisive blow. Tint great encounter, upon which hung the fate of nations, made Waterloo immorul in history, the iicace of Europe.

That day ended the triumphant career of Napoleon the march of the Conqueror was stopped-liis ambition paralyzed in in highest effort, and the child of destiny' fell from ninnacle of power, to rise no more fell, like a meteor from the bosom of splendor into the grave ot thick night like an eagle smitten down in a too near approach to die sun lie upon whom il.e morniiar dawned "a Kin; armed with Kings to strive," was at evening The Desolatcr desolate The Victor overthrown The Arbiter of others' fate, A Sutmliant for his own The character of Napoleon in exile was glowingly expatiated upon, and the lecturer closed witli a beau til.it uuctical nnostronhe to Freedom. The next lecture of the course will be delivered i- HnrvwATv. Sul.iect Gustavus UV Adalphus of Sweden and the thirty years War. Mr- Forney's iccttirc rrrOiher engagements prevented our hearing -Mr Forney's Lecture. We hear it spoken ol hiirh approval bv many who were of the audience and a friend who heard it ives his good opinion of the matter and his objections to the manner, ot the lecturer, in the following communication.

For the Herald and Expositor. The 1st lecture of the course before the Wash in ton Artillery was delivered on Saturday evening last, bv Jons W. Forsey, Esq. of Lancaster. Suhifct.

Our Countrv's Futcre." 1 his Ijecturc was cuaracierixeu oj unwi i-tional views, extensive research, rich illustrations, original thought, close and sound reasoning anil vigorous stvle. But, whilst meting simple justice lo "Our Country's Future" as a composition, we cannot refrain from entering our humble caveat against the stvle of elocution which its author has adopted. There is too much mannerism, and too little naturetoo much theatrical cplling and mouthing ot words, and too little atteuliou paid to a correct and asn eeable pronunciation. aif aware luai un mi ent alt the vogue in our large and fashionable cifes; but this is no argument in its favor. An Orator should never slaughter nature to paint art with her life blood and whenever this mode of speaking i.

hula lone tarewt-Hlo feeling and good taste. C. L. The Whig Party. The Spring local Elections in Xe York and the Eastern States, give most gratifying evidence that the Whig spirit of 1840 is not dead yet; and that it is to the Whig parry the people will finally look to sustain the institutions and support the credit and prosperity of the Country.

In Kew York the Whig have regained the ascendancy in many counties which they lost last (all, and gained victories iu a number of ton in which the Locos have always heretofore held sway. The same results bare been secured in Michigan, and iu the Eastern States. In New Hampshire, even, the Regular Loco Foeo party Jias elected Us candidate for Governor by a majority of a few hundreds, when at the last election he was carried by six or seven thousand All things give evidence that a conservative spirit still powerfully exiitsin tbe country, which will manifest itself fully aud triumphantly in lUi Philadelphia. The higs carried every ward in the City ane in the late Election, and generally by lieavy it new ally per as by a the of sia, that been in by the ate ed tion its but ma cleanse the body from those morbid humors, which a lien confined to the circulation, arc the cause of nil kinds nf FEVERS. So, also, uhnn thu same impui-itv is dcpnsittd on the membrane and muscle, causing pains, inflammations and swellings, called fiiinujr.rrrsM, noirr, tve, The Indian Tills may he relied on ns al ways certain to give relief, and if pnni-rvcd iih nc- enrdiut to directions, will most without fail, make a perfect cure nf the above piiinful maladies.

From three to six of said "iiilian Vegetable Fills taken every night on KohiR to bed will in a short time so completely rid the body from every tiling that Is opposed to health, that Rheumatism, Gout, and pain of even' beliterally lilt I VEX" FROM THE ISOJ1Y. For the same reasons, when, from sudden changes of atmosphere, or any other cause, the perspiration is cheeked, and the humors which should pass off by the skin am thrown inwardly, causing i n.i cue, a iiwixess. ausea and sickness, pain in the hones, watery and inflamed eyes, sore throat, hoarseness, coughs, consumptions, rheuniatic pains in various parts of the body, and many other symptoms of c.rrcri.va cold, THF. IXIMAX YEGF. rATH.F.

FILLS will invariably give immediate relief. From three to six of said 1'ills taken every night on going to bed, will in a short time, not only remove all the above unplea sant oyiuplnina, but the body will, in a short time, restored to even sounder health than before. Th same may he said of ASTHMA, OU DIFFICULTY 0F1SUEATHIXG. The Indian Vegetable Fills will loosen aud carry oft" by (he stomach and bowels those tough phlegmy humors, which stop up the air cells of the ire the cause not only of tho above distressing oom- phiint, but when neglected, often terminates in that still more dreadful maTadv called COXSUMI'TIOX. It should also be remembered that the Indisti Vegetable Fills are a certain cure for T'AIX IN TIIK S1I)K.

Oppression, nausea, and sickness, loss nf appetite, cnjtivcness, a yellow tinge of the skin and eyes ami every other symptom of a torpid or diseased slate of the livei-j because they purge from the body those impurities which if deposited upon this important organ, are the cause of every variety of LIVER COMl'LAIVT. When a Nation is convulsed by Riots, Outbreaks and Rebellion, the only sure means of preventing the dreadful consequences of a CIVIL WAR, isto expel all traitors, and evil disposed ones froia the Country. In like manner, when pain or sickness of sny kind Indicate that the body is struggling with internal foes, the true remedy is to V.XI'F.L ALL MORBID HUMORS, (Traitors to life,) and HEALTH WILL THE CF.RI'AIX RESULT. That the Principle of curing diseax', by Cleansirg and Purifying Ihe body, is strictly iu accordance wtth the Laws hich govern the animal economy) and if properly carried out by the use of the above named 1XIJIAX VEGETABLE FILLS, Will certainly result in the complete Abolition of Disease; we offer the following testimonials, from persons of the highest respectability in New York, who have recently been cured of the most obstinate complaints, solely by the use of WaiaiiT's Innus Vegetable Pills of the XORTII AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH. Jamaica, L.

I. June 9th, 1841. Doctor William Wright Dear Sir It is with great satisfaction that I inform you of my having been entirely cured of Dyspepsia, of five years standing, by the use of your IXDIAX VEGETABLE PILLS. Previous to meeting with your celebrated medicine, I had been under the hands of several Physicians, and had tried various medicines; but all to no effect. After using one cent bsx of your Pills however, I experienced so much benefit, that I resolved to persevere in the use of them according to your directions, which I am happy to state, has re sulted in a perfect cure.

In gratitude to you for the great benefit I have received, and also in the hope that others similarly afflicted may lie induced to make trial of your extraordinary medicine, I send you this statement ith full liberty to publish the same if ou think proper. Yours, hie. Xew Yoiik, June 19, 1S11. G. C.

BLACK. To Air. Richard Dennis, Agent for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Xo. 2S8 Greenwich st. N.

Y. Dear Sir At your recommendation, I some time since made trial ol WRIGHT'S IXDIAX VEGETABLE PILLS of the North American College of Health; and can conscientiously sssert, that for Purifving the Blood, and renovating the svstem, I have received more benefit from their use, than from any other medicine, it has heretofore been my good fortune lo meet with. 1 am, dear sir, ith many thanks, your obliged friend, C.M.TATE, Xo. 60 Hamersly st. Xew Y'ork.

Mr. Richard Dennis, agent lor Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. Dear Sir I have been afllicted for several vears with inward weakness and general debility, accompanied at times with nain in the side and other dis- tressiicrcomplaints. After having tried various medicines itheut eflect, 1 was persuaded by a friend to ike trial ot Dr. Wright's Indian Vegetable Fills, hit-h I am happy to state have relieved me iu a most wonderful manner.

1 have used the medicine, as vet but a short lime, and haxc no doubt, bv a per severance iu the use of the medicine according to directions, that I hludl iu a short time be perfectly restored. 1 most wiliimrlv recommend said Pills to all per sons siiuilarlv stilicted; and in the full belief that the bunencial results will follow their use. 1 remain yours sincerelv, HENRY A. Ft KITE, Wawarsiug, Ulster Co. New York.

New York, Sent. 89. 1841. This isto certify that I have used right's Indian Vegetable Pills with the trealest benefit; havineen- tirciv cured im self of the frequent attacks of Sick, Headache, to Inch I tiail previously been subject. MA it I A 1 S'J-Z Greenwich street, X.

Y. To Mr. Richard I) nnis. Agent for Wright's Indian rgetatue 1'ills. CAUTION'.

As there are at this time manv wicked tiersona busily cugwgvd iu selling a counterfeit medicine un- ler tnenaiue ot the Indian ctretalile fills ana as these desiierate men are so ulK-i Iv reeklet-s of cou- setpiences, that many valuable lites may he lost, in roiisfoucitce of using llicir dreadful compounds, the iiutMic are cautioneil against uiiretiasini' anv Tills, unless ou the sides uf tbe boxes tlie lollowiiig wording is found WRIGHT'S 1XIHVX VKGETABI.E PilXS. (fndiuH I'urgulive.) eitiug. The issue is Protection or no Protectionintl la to be hoped that Hume Industry will triumphantly auitain Itself in the laud of stead habits. President Tyler has Interfered in the Election by removing several Whig Postmasters lately. jO-Mr.

John S. Brown has taken the establish, ment of the Bucks County Intelligencer," as Editor proprietor. The first mimbor under tho charge givss signs of improvement, cditori. and typographically, bath of which were much needed. JKrNorthampton Dank notes have fallen fifty cent, within a few days.

Cj-The Lancaster Union states that the frame building occupied by the Episcopalian congregation a lecture-room and Sunday School, was destroyed fire In that city on Sunday last. C-The Philadelphia papers of yesterday contain a rumor of the death of Father tho lecturer. It is said he died near Albany, N. Y. Doubtful.

Our Resources. A writer in ono of tho Foreign Encyclopedias calculates that if the natural resources of the A-merican Continent were fully developed, it would afford sustenance Io3ti00 tnilliuns of inhabitants, number five times as great as the entire papula-tion of tho Globe. The Rights of AIa.v, Tho sacred rights of mankind, said Alexander Hamilton, arc not to be ruinjged for among old parchments or musty records; they are written as with a sunbeam, in wilt lo volume of human nature, by the bund the Divinity itself, and can never be erased by mortal powei The celebrated Dr. Krummaeher of Prus. and author of several popular religious works have been translated from tho German, has invited to a Professorship in the Theological Seminary of German Reformed Church, at Mor- cersbuigli, Fa.

3servKMc oi tli Agreeably to public notice a meeting was held the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Monday evening, March 20th lb43, for the purpose of adopting measures to promote the better observance of the Sabbuth day. The object of the meeting having been staled Pror. M'Clixtock, the Rev. Mr. SCOTT was culled to the Chair, and Mr.

Hisnkv Dui-tielo appointed Secretary. The Rev. Mr. Powell, acting as agent for the Philadelphia Sabbath Association, presented the whole subject to tho meeting in a clear and forcible manner, showing how much hud been done along our canals und western waters in checking dreadful desecration of the Holy Sabbath which formerly prevailed. Tho Ruv.

Mr. Smoi.e offered the following resolutions, which he supported by some appropri remarks and which were unanimously adopt Resolved, That the Sabbath is a divine institu men ifully adapted to promote the physical, mental, and moral ot' man, and therefore religions observance is both a privilege and Unsolved. That tnc iruiiKinu innun u. iters and merchandize on the Sabbath, on our in. ilinromrhfares.

is no real benefit to flic com niuniiv but on the contrary is a great un, us noor laborer ot that rest, am those ri-iwrinus nrivileircs truarantced to him h' his lire ator, anil exerts a poweriuny ueuiuiaii nun. enee uiion him and society at large. I The Rev. Mr. Hoffamn.

after advufaliug ths adoption of sonic measures for activesperation ihniiiicd the resolution flncli was unanimously adopted. Risolced, That a Strindiwr Cammife of seven he appointed to adopt such measures I tney may rlppiii i.rael iea ble. tu nruniotu tJ.e sanlncatioii oi the Sabbat i and that tney nave fiver to nn 1 i J. hm any vacancies that may occur. The following gentlemen were lit appointed by the viz I Prof.

M. Caldwell, Henry I.cnncck Anrrncy, U. Coleman Hall, And luchards, Ezckicl Bullock, George Keller. Prof. M'Clintouk after some iiciind pertinent remarks, offered the following whi were unani mously adopted Resolved, That while we deplcilbe desccra- tion of the Sabbath, in our we rejoice, with gratitude to the Giver of ifeood, for the indications of a favorable changi public opin- Reached, That wc approve jtlio plan and operations ot the k'hiUddiihialmlli Associa.

tion, and that wc cheerfully eumte to aid its I On motion of the Rov. Mr. if man, Keaolved, That the proceed! of this meet-ing be published in all the nertfors in the borough, On motion, adjourned. LEVI FT, Prcsd't. Ilt.NRY DUFFIF.LD, Scc'y.

Hall has since declinfrving. 25, llii, BEEF CATTLE. The j'gs at the drove yards on Monday last amoui 250 head, which were taken by the butchers aji to 53 5 per 100 lbs. There has been a ainaPi'V of Ho; market during the week, i ere taken by the et is aaiu bare, hoteliers at 4 75 to 45. Th or nearly SJ.

FLOUR. We have onlf M'lls to report, 1,100 bbls. at on time, adding interest; am ud lots of 1 to iiOofoward street trcm stare, at 43 75 for mixed, for choice brands! and to dealers the reecipt iM remained steady at 3 02 per bbl. Hohletr more firm. GRAIN.

There is Uf'3 Wheat coming forward and good to a prlIe would probably command 78 to 83conts.ls nciu at so cents. Com has materially advafP' ice with an active demand, 50 cents having lor both white vellou. Oats have soB eeuta. WHISKEY. Sells ai I cents for hhds.

aud FHILADlf March 25, 1S45, GRAIN. Wheat is demand, at 3 cts. per bushel for UedJfor which prices sales have been ye Sales at 50 ctt Com is in demand at round, and 43 for yellow flat. FLOUR Sales of flue sliipping brands have been effected dm etk at i 75 per bbl- Rye $2 "2J. Pcnn rn tlml S3 per $11 25 for hr" the lightness of the stock on hand a small lot.

has been obtained for irJ 18 hhds. and Washington 1 Court IIoue, OB ofMiST(jE at o'clock, Several ad- jje, I March IL 9' a i ,1. 111 mil her J. This is He nno i for repair those I in ARCHER'S PATENT LARD LAMP for burning Lard without any prenaration.fnr "I l'-i -in'-ii, ne iieni is smote or smell. osts less ih.in half ih- -i Or the Xobth America Coixece or Ueaith.

And also lo guard especially against purvhstinr'said medicine of any person except the regular advert, "cdl agents, or at the office and general depot, No. lcJ ACE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. For sale hy CH ARLES OG1LRY, Carli Oe Cumberland eo John Coover, beurr Itrrnneman, Xew Cumberland, Isaac Lord. Lisbon, Alexander Calhrart, SUcphrrdttffwa lippingcr sc Carey, Jubu V. Noble, Hick mr iuiHii--i-us the l.rd nest and simple, docs not de-tract from ihe sppearance, is not li.blr to get out of and may be applied al a small expense lo kmds aow in use.

Confident that this article requires only to be known to come into stueral use respectfully invite tbe public to call and see them operation. c. IfsRDis jontirt IVTke name of Henry t.ui is tbe magte I Carli dc, rah tfs iladclphia..