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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
Lev, Grsyg dsEsndsni.

Camks StckE S"nfN
L., s,.sS d.s.aaau,
This aay came the complainant by his ss:srnsy and
a'sd his bill in this cause. and rhs def-ndsni MT hav
ing entered his appearance and gwen seesr.ty soss
ding to the act oil assembly and tue rules OF rhis cour
And II appearing 10y satisfactory evidences Aba, the "a
Levi Gregg 10 not an inhabitant nj the C-oanuonvs,,u
On motion Of the complainant by his attorney. vi
eriersd that the sand Ls,,Grsgg do appear here ont
6rst day of the next Deeember term OF lhis Court. al
an.~ ~ lhe complaisants bin. and that a cops VI q
order be Inverted IN rhe Western Virginia 1ims- r.
two months sureesiseb aud pasted at Inc Court hcU'
door OF Tins county.
a copy test. ID HICKMAN. Csrk.
The Defendant in the above csuse will pIeose L
notice d at on tho 29th day Of October neIti will ,
ceed to take the dsposiuOns Of NJ A. iienfcsd a
Others NJ J. NJ. Bsals IN the county Of Mason. Al
ON the 18th day OF November next the de pcsitions
J. Stratum and others at the house OF ID. Rofhef
the counry of Kenawhs TO be read in evidence III sal
cause. SAMUEL GRECO
oct 2e-9m
CoMPoUND EXTRACT or HoARiIOUNT
~ OR INDIAN COUGH SYRUP-This nyalt
able medicine. the result OF much research. rpd LOT
experience. is n1w for the first time offered in this Gil
as n safe and siiicacious remedy IN Pulmonic, Bro.
lchial and Lary ngeAl diseases and all affections come
ted Nth the organs Of respiration. To prepare ar
sd1nnisier medicine for the cure of diseases whic
shall effect IFS object without dennging other fun,
huns. aud thereby erssting q new disease. has lon
been atesideraium among the profession.
Most. II not all. of the preparations inflicted OF
suffering rommnniiy under the name Of "Cou
Drops" Stomach Cordials." Erpecioranrs. a. ,
> have been - saturated with opium rs TO leave
|, efieetUn tire system far worse than the disease de.i,
z ed to be cured.
Not 80 with the Indian Cough Svrsp.
. Though composvd Of a great number Of material
they all Belong tn thc same family-all tend To the su
definite OHeet--the curing and prsreHtiHs dissss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
A SEVERE CASE or TEETHING,

SeNffth CASt. Or IEEIHiNG,
N SUMMER COMPLAINT, cured by N.
hbie American Soothing Syrup OF DIR. w. h,
Mn McPherSon. residing at No. s. Madison
called d. at the Medical Office Of Dr. w. Evans.
Chatham street. n. Y. ond purchased n boui,
Syrup for her chad. who wss suffering e.cru
pam duTnng the process of denttion. being mo
rily ihreuiened with convulsioBs its bowels 10
exceedingly loose, and no TODD could be retai
the siDnach. Almost TaIaediately ancr It's
lion. the aiannsng symptoms entirely clpseJ
came quste natural. AZ a tribute ofg vs.
benefit afioTdsd the child. the mother came
accord. and fr0ely sanctioned publicity 10
BE particular in applying at 100. Chatham.
thsre are several uounterieitS advertised.
place IN the city has the genuine for sale.
Bev0re Of Counfrrfeh-CAUrIoSs Re y,
in purchasing 10 zee that the label Of this M
contains a noticsof ia" entry according To AZ,
Eress" And be likewi,. particular in obtain
at 0 Chsihum street, New York. or from u
ar Agent
nov 10 n. KIM, AS Water ST. whoe
sr complaint. dyss4sis. bilious disess,
frhsumasism. e~nnsumpuon, coughs, colds. sol
blood. pain in NE chest aEd side. female weak
delicate sndAmercHrial Diseases. arc succ-ssfuD
ed. At Ia EVANS Medical Office, Chatham
New York.
EVANS CAMoNU.E PILLS
The carnomie flower. Tor as il is of;cially
ANTHEMS yecILIs. or Chamsmolum. from he .
words, KANT. on the ground. and Melon, an spu
csuss 10 gr,es on toe ground. and smells
Plo) is ofa dull white color, Of fragraE
bitter armaiic TASTE. sc,
CamSmile ~ q mild ponic. ia small doscsaA
and csroboranI to the stomach. IL IS cs3eciaiv =,
cabL TO that condition Of general debility. wial
gul Appetite, which oAen attends coavslese.ncs
Idopathic levers.
BEwARE or CoUNTrEFEfrs--~ Cgugog
particular m purchasing to see that Tho lsbsI u
Modicins contains = notice Of is en,rv accord
Act II Conzrsss. And BE- Likewise particular !,
tanning them at 100 Chatham 81. New York. o,
the REGULAR AGENTS
WI KrSo. IS Water 81 We.
v k0BiEsos. Portsmouth
}. MoaRfsoN, COlumbur. q
or uhou also 4ay - o5ia,neR.
DR. Goodies Celobfstsd Femsls PIlis.
The Baron Won Haichslor Herb Pik.
Dr. Evans Fever and Agss PHI,
Dr Hunts Botanic Pills.
Dr. Evans Soothing syrup. far y
The above invaluable N,edic3 eeAfng
ND Retail. ~ 100 Css,har .nst are sold WIZ
~ 49,. I,sisd' Che. al wsl s,,c.,
oile.' n, 90 4ornhiD. Boston. Mr. ~,
or as4 VIZ H KfNa, Wheelinr. Y,
~eAaihsO nos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

from wet sndsoldi ali theworst ssmpions Of th.
ccnpli NJ 'olls ~st Rughtntss seroes the shetd
vtb c.fSalt uns c.Stressing breathing. burma
thslasi yea- OF has tisness, the cieeass nspearvs
90 liar minsiy 40 10 prevent he folio w,ns aHy basl-
psss, having lcethls speech, ard esing thIesssnes
sd immediate -aiocauca. untl y espaJss s1-
nsctofatioD wcnid eUus on. vhic only gave huu
rs,ef for a Few hosrs, The physicians Who atteu-
d,e hin Eronouncsd HE complaint beyonr Ire por.
sss.iiy of cure. bet at last Providsnee dreste =
ptfnphlet IN be left 1T his house, after which we
nf,rured some ofDr. Hunt's Botanic Pub, and az
trttsSing sfew boxes he found himself ,ltireiy
frst from the complaint, being capable az this time
oftny exercise, even of Walking forty miles caily
and having ali the enioyments OF perfect health,
ESR WHITE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

BOOKS,
Narolson's Campaigns
Pirates Own Book,
Mariners Chronicls.
Shipwrecks and Disasters Mt Sea,
CRIMINAL Calendar.
Murders and Daring Outrsges.
FoS's Book If Martyrs,
History Of fintcs.
Remarkable Shipwrecks,
Dighwaynrn of all Countries,
Advice ~ Young G~entlsmsn.
} ui received and for sal BY
aug I SrEPfIENNN a. GAPYOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

~ fNTEh STRAINED SPFRM OiI-An-.
~ FFey rur rsrs,sd sn3 ~ nis b
- a. pfus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

hR.ENANS' CELEBlCAIED FENER An
H CUE PIJIS.-ThoSs pills so Admiralty
ted 10 aIio.d uniform relicfin the different miodiftl
of these distressing malsdies, are particularly re-
monded 10 Psblic notice. On the accession OF The
stage. when The face and limbs Of the sufisrerbr
pale. and the serss.;oa ofco.d and ~languor Isfe
vadIng the wifole system. their adminlsfraiioa
companied with astonishing sucsess--ihsy so y
the subsequent distressing shiyering. and Vi "a
king. and by continuing in their use, kaadiss
ulIlmatev' IRE ths mOst obstinate ae<e. n
areofttS . a! utility ia those distressing ca
there's asallowness Of compleziou. n;n "a
of the liver. telsion aFd distress in the cpiF
gion, with other symptoms indicating the e1islr
morbid action. or chronic disease Of the siomacl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
A CARD.
N.H.NGF2E CRgrRCH.

HAS been abe through the kicdRc-s
- OF a nuIa6er OF ms friends 70 resume the
wholesale Gr6ccry, Commission and Shipping ia:
san 80 IN I'd street between Mood aAd Santbieid
Church.
lie IHteuris to keep % hand IN assortment Of
Groceran7, Pittsburgh NsupfSc;utes, Copper aud
I'm. sFi will be gra;efulfor a call from his frlsnds
tnrcrSh9ui the country
Pittsburgh, 0cbS, iSsc->w en-
fransenpt NclSburgh, Marshall Fee eaa. Eliza
- thtown, Marshall Co W rccEatic Repu5lt an,
hefgantown, anu Gazette parhers5urgh. all COPY
as anorSe mjs. and ssnd their agcoutts 10 PlFs-
pnTgh, Also sRe RUsnOs: " ;helr paper containing
this card.
Is bbh BROWN TANNERS or, ca baud and
for sale by octl NJ. REILLY.
OPS-The highest market price will be paid tol
NE Hops, we'll cured. delivered at the Warehons,
Of the sabscrieerOa Monroe street
oetG w Z. Tyson.
FH<ANNERS oIi--2O barrels Tanners Brown
III OIL received this day. Fo- sale ny
SOLOMON KING.
oct : 46. wSter street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
eoHN LOCKE
N7'a'oos CeStT 20 a gdR %. 1870

he ar.ae . ~pf>fafsa ~ " Dgnss W.. M.
pure~Ib-sn eJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

Ciption.-Be particular IN purchasing TO sc,
that the label of this Medicine contains a no tiee o
rs entry ncc-rtln- 20 act OF Congress. And -
ite~iss particular in obiaiaing them at leo Cha
han 81, New-S ork. or from the
i REGULAR AGENTS.
WM ~. KING Wheeling, Va.
STEVENSON & MALE, Parkersburg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

MEDICAL BOOKS.
pEIL'S inaton,y,
u HOTRer- DO
Eberiigs p aetcs, GcIntosh's Practise,
DEVICES on child en-,
DO " females,
PnnglInson's Physiology,
do DictionaTr,
Hooper's do
COopeTs do
United States Dispenaaior s C &C.
just received aud for sale by
STEPHENSON g. GARWOOD.
oct a. Corner of Nam and Union SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

STkirson JoelShrowsbsry I
Lewis RuflhCr. Moses VI fuqra
John y Lewis William D. Shrrws
bury and JOSEPH ID Ssralton. ira
ding aud dealing under the firm of
DsckenOn. RuEaer & 60. Gem.
plainanis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

L'ME rICO.-CAr1iARI lCPiLLS, m
- surpassed by any in the worlt for cleansing
the stomach and bowels, and leaving tae sys en- IA
a healthy state. Prepared and tOr sale ny q. Aysf-
Ii At Lls b0tunic drug and Medicine store ls7. Mar
ket Square. sep 29-u
EEOT DROPS, an Invaluable remedy
FL for cholc and other plius OF the stomach
cold. Prepared and for sale by = Avcgilt us Ma :
ket square srp 29-u
a \ OUNCE OF PhEEEN the is
- WORTH POUND OT CURE.-DK. A
NERiLI. SICK HEAD ACHE PILLS have n
gam = again proved an efiecjual remedy against that
distressing clsraS Sc when d,reCt9rs are faithfully fol
lowed. They clCeHse the stomach re-ulatetEedi, ts-
uvepowe- : preye Il Dyspepsia, restore the appetite <
prevent a host ofiils AID aches which H.sn IL her
to.
Prepared End forsalo az the Botanic Drug and
IiedicIne store, lo1 Market Square. sept 26 If
FENo BOAT BUILDERS-l0O lhs. of Tor or
Ii hand and for sale low by NJ. REILLY
aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

J'Si ID.
30 Bags Green I,io Coffee,
3 naif Chess Yoang Hy-on Tea,
i Chest hyperion do.
/ 20. Superior &c.
, Caities do. ~.
I Barrel Msdder.
l do. Double Refined alum.
! Drum Goldfish.
) Boxes Sperm Candles,
] Case Table Salt,
For SHELBY JOS REILLY
Wheeling oci 10. No lcT Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

GROCERIES, M LIQUORS
zA lOss strong scented RIO Cotce.
sS<p 10 bags Pepper.
10 hall cheese y. Hyson Tea.
$40 lbs. grouhG Pepper. '
500 " CARROTS Philadelphia S~otVb Snuff.
| hid Madder.
10 boxes v~ergst,i Soap
| caSk French Curranis.
10000 lbs Loaf Sugar.
l hind New England Rum. a superior article.
10 bbls Malaga Wine Uoring's brandt
, casks pale golden Sherry Wine.
1 ceroon Indigo.
5000 percussion caps. just reserved and cor sale ~
oct 10 NJ REILLY.
Z MANAGES FOR lS4l--we are now piepar
n ell To furnish Ia merchants or oJhers the follow
ing Almanacs for lSil by the grcz,.dozen OF single.
Magazine Almanac,
Common DO
log Cabin do
Wing Statistical 10
German do
German English 30
Comic DO
Together with L great variety Of school and ~uisceiia.
ncOus books.
STEPHENSON e. GARyOOD,
Successors 70 Fishers, corner Of Main and Uu,on SIS
oct ID Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

NRGINiA.-Ai esleS heldin thsCesks Office oGpo
c'scuIi SaPerur OF Law and Chaue0ry Zoe The SCUM
q ofoaio, "a the month Of August. 1910.
Stephen Siec, Complainant
against
AushV feos and Henry Mocre, aus ths1
0aid Henry Moore. John p. Clartc, andj
Mark ieougls~ ne'chnnts aud partners )
noaing uusosr the sIm % Moore. Ctafto ~
&Co.. D,Erdants
The defendant Ausin Pcav, wu; having -n,ered his
aPpesranee and gwen scuriiynccvTdiRg To ghe act OF
assembly ana The rules Of this couri, M il appearing
by Satisfactory evidence that he is nSt an iuhabitaut
of this commonwealth On n0iiun u the conplais-
ant by counsel, il is ordered that the .aa defendautdc
appear here on the first day og next Fall term OF this
Court. enter his appearance. give security lor the per-
iormsnc- "a the decree in the cause. file his answer
70 the coSplainauis hih,-or Otherwise defend this suit
and that . copyTcfthis ordcr be fnahwiih Inserted
la some newspaper printed N the CITY Of Wheeling
Tor two months succossrvoly aud rested al the ifont
dOsr q the Court hoc-c ufOhic county.
cory tesie,
ALEXANDER T. LAIDLEY. Clerk
\. CALDWELL. Cor Compi. aug 10
VIRGINIA. wIr;-At rules bed in tie Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Cou1 Of Law and Chancery
for Tyler County, en- Monday the 9Th day OF July
1870.
William STkirson. Joel hro wsbsry.1
Lewis Ruflncr. Moses VI fuqra
John D Lewis William d. Shrrvs
bury and JOSEPH ID Ssralion. ut-
ding aud dealing under he irm of
D'ekenon. Raaser & 60. Cen.
plainanis.
We
John Frsnklin Owens. Deendaat. r
This day came The eonplainanis by their attorney
and iitad tkeIr bill IN his c.usr. aud thu defendant
not having entcred hs aFpcsrance and gwen securt
", according 10 the acfvf assembly and the rules VI
this eoari, HHd it appearing by satisfactory e.i6onc,
ihattho SAID John Franklin Owens - not ar inhahiiani
Of this commonw ealth On motion cfthc complainant
byhis attorney. Its ordered that the said John Frank
ir Owens ~doaprcar hero .. the let day ofthe noN e.
OF tins court, aud answer the crmplainan,s bill. ant
tha, a copy ofihis nc insettud in the Western Virgins
Times for two nonls sucrcssiyely. and posted ut To,
vOuu house door ofthis county.
\ copy tcstc,
july lt-lm u. HICKMAN. Clerk.
VIRGINIA 81 ruf q hsl, IN tina .Lsrx's afHra a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

FiF"lNlA-iN onAScERr-At Rules hold in The
Clerks office of tie Circut Superior Court Of law
and Chancey for the Count OF Ohio. IN The month
Of AuFuet. 1870.
Henry Moore. and John :. Clarke. late p,r,,ers II,
business. under the firm of Afocte a. Clsrks.-Cor,
p.ainant'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

NlRGiNiA-To wIr;-At rules bed in tie Clerks
office Of the Circuit Cou1 Of Law and Chancery
for Tyler County cn Monday the 9Th day OF July
1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

BEwARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
EFCGHf ion.- BE particular in purchssinrfo see
t7a' tae ,15sl OF this medr me contains a notice or
- cary according 20 Act OF Congress. And be
4 Sewise particular IN Obtaining them Al 100 Chat
33m ST., New York or FROM the
REGULAR AGENTS.
.WM. II. KING, wheeEo~ yo.
STEVENSON, NEALE & Co. PaTkersSurs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

DlRrss11g oos sf Revere Srafno4ic AaIna. y-
rely cured ~ Hisfs Bos1rie Pill
Mr. Hsnfr White. rras f7u W. 10 acs0ftr vssys
sHLe''a VIM 80 ere AsfhmE 81 proceeded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
ERTIF1CATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

Dear Slr-Believisgi; . duty I owe YOU re a sue
cfsfvl rrGctitioner, as well as those who may be
Unfairly afflicted, | take pleasure: IN acknowisdg'
~ the benefit have derive q from the use Of yoII
taiuabie Medicine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

N~iRGlNIA-fN cHkNcERY--At Hhlos hela in The
Clerks Office OF The Circuit Suptior Court OF Law
and Chnhcer for lac County oiOhlo, Ia the month
of August 1870.
Shadrach :. wcldin-Compll.iant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

HATS! HATS HATS!
REcEfFED this day a ice sssormsnt Of
Superior Beaver HATS.
do Russia do
do Sik DO
All OF the --latest Fashion.
nov IS slavery L. Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

FkE~Hf RAlsINs q CURRANTs.
IS boxes Frcsh PsiriDs.
4 cath ID Cuffsns,
Jnst teceisss and for -nla by
n1se3 CRNNCLE & BATLEYS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
SINGULAR MoNOMANIA

The Boston Mercant Ie jour u of last
week publishes letter from North Brook
wfeld, Mass. detailing the most singular case
.9of monomania, attempts at murder, aud
subsequent suicide, winch our colums have
cilronced for long time past. The hero
of the tragedy was Mr.. Whipple Bartlett.
of BEooklield. Bartlett was miser, and
had two debtors in Brook6eld, ,one of whom
owed him three and the olIler twenty-five
dollars. He tried TO kill both for their non
payment. but in one case was loiled by be-
ing thrust out Of the door before he could
use his pistol. In the other he fred al his
intended victim, Mr. Nathaniel Stow, but
the pistol hall struck button, and did small
Injury. Bartlett then drove to field in
which he had previously deposited load
OF dry wood. In his wagon was every ar
ticle Of his personal property
He took his horse out Of the shafts and
hitched him 10 the fence, put buffalo skin
on him and returned 10 his funeral pile
He nlared himself in such position as
that he thought he should fall OH the wood,
(which he had set on fire, and on which he
mad thrown all his property. lie then blew
his brains out with pistol, but when he
fell he did not fall on the wood, as he inten-
tled. hut fell down by the side of it In
Shis situation he was found next day, with
one hand burnt off and one side Of his face
burnt to coal Ii appears that his inten-
tion was to have destroyed himself and all
his properly, even to the last cent. Aud
as his axe and spear would not burn, he
sold them for money. In the ashes Of the
fire were found about IL on. Of melted sill
yer. and in his pockets 20 or so dollars in
bills, and his two watches. Three pistols
laid BY his side, having provided one for Rice
one far Stow, and one for himself. In the
fire were found the remains of stone Jug
The election for President and Vice Pres
ideut OF the United States takes pluce in all
tie states, in the course Of November next,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Honesty Poverty Rewarded.-A gentle
man of New York arrived at the fremont
House day or two ago, on his way to
Lowell, and while in The city had occasion
to exchange some money. He placed the
bills in his vest pocket, and took the cars
for Lowell. When he reached there he
discovered that he had lost FIVE hundred
dollar bill The loss seemed irrepalable,
and he abandoned all hope of recovering
the money. The gentleman returned from
Lowell, and was not little surprised to
learn that methodist clergyman, tile Rev.
Il. g. Pierce, had been put in possession
oil his money by an honest orange seller,
named Connell, at the Lowell depot, who
had found it there, the gentleman having
dropped il while procuring ticket for the
cars. The FIRST thing The gentleman did
upon getting his money back, was TO pre-.
sent Cennell with fifty dollars, and he as.
sured Connell besides, that If ever he was
thrown out Of employment, he would al.
ways find friend ready to assist him.
Boston .Atias.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
@sZrE5HEzEEFryE
AN IMPORTANT PARAGRAPH.

AN IMPORIAN PAkAGKAPH.
The following section OF a law passed
by the Legislature before its adjournment is
one Of much importance, particularly to
printers, aud is calculated to prevent impe-
sition aud correct abuses which have here
toSore been practiccd to great extent.
:" In all cases when any Sheriff, Prothon-
otary Register of Wills, or Clerk OF Court
Shall be repaired by law, or an order Of
court, TO publish any notice iii the newspa-
pers, and is allowed by law or said order to
charge the expense of said advertisement,
j, shall bc the duty of said officer TO make
out bill showing specifically the amount
actually paid for printing said notice; and if
said officer shall charge any other or great
er amount than actually paid for publishing
SAID notice, he shall be subject 10 the pen
-alties prescribed by law for taking illegal
fees, TO be sued for and recovered in the
mode prescribed by the Goth section of "an
act entitled an act establishing fee bill, pas
sed the 9th March, 1914; but subject to
the limitation contained in the 9th section
of the supplement TO said act, passed the
22d February, 1921 Provided, That the
penalty shall not take effect until the lsI
day Of August next"
*The act referred to is contained in Pur-
don's Digest, page Al Il, from which we ex-
tact the following
=" If any officer shall charge or demand
and take any of the fees herein before as
certained when the business for which such
fees are chargeablc shall not have been &C.
,ualIy done and performed; oil if any officer
shall charge or demand any fee for any ser
vices other than those expressed hereto fore
by this act, such officer shall forfeit and pay
to the party injured FIFTY DOLLARS
TO be recovered as debts of the same amoun
ale recoverable
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
MILITARY NOTICE.

VWNHE lst Battalion of the 7lst Regiment are
notified to meet at Orangeville on Thursday,
the 21st day Of May next, and the Volunteer Com
panies attached thereto, to meet at the same time
and place.
The I'd Battalion of the 7ist Regiment with
the Volunteer Companies attached, will meet at
Cattawissa, on Friday, the 99d day OF May. The
Battalons will meet for parade and Inspection
with arms and accoutrements in good 6rderat 10 o.
clock, A. M.
As there is a prospect of War, the Colohel hopes
military spirit will pervade both officers and men,
and should their county require it, they will be rea-
dy and willing to serve her with promptitude aud
honor.
1t is expected that one or both of the Generals
will be preseht.
NJ. MCDOWELL COL
7lst Reg. lst Brig. 9Th d. p. NJ.
Courts of appeal will be held on the second Mon
day of June for the lst Battalion at Orangevillej
and for the I'd Battalion at Roaring Creek.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
DISASTROUS CoNFLAuRAT1oN,
m KINGSTON, UPPER NANADA.

IN hlNOoION, UffER CANADA.
We have this day 10 record another dis
astrous fire in Kingston, Upper Canada,
which took place on the night Of Friday
Of last week, during violent gale of wind.
All the large warehouses have been swept
of by the cunfagraiion, besides most Of
the principal places Of business. The on
ly accounts that have reached US Of this fire
are from Sackett's Harbor and Rochester.
In addition to other property destroyed, all
the furniture belonging to the steamboat
Great Britain was burned. There were in
all about SEVENTY FIVE BUILDINGS
CONSUMED, and the loss is estimated al
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Many persons were injured, and one
man, we understand, was killed. A tre-
mendous explosion Of gunpowder, which
was in one Of the warehouses, scattered
burning fragments far and wide.
An immense amount Of property. we IN
derstand, was deslroyed-among which we
learn was about $4,000 barrels -four; one
schr. the Lord Nelson, and one small
steamboat were consumed.
The fire, is supposed by some, TO have
originated from sparl blown from the chin
ney of the Telegraph into Mr.. Counter
warehouse. She commenced firing up a
bout IL o'clock, and within an hour and 3
half afterwards, the alarm of FIRE was CIV