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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
VIRGINIA-Dhio Circuit Superior Cour
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NIRGINIA-Dhio Circuit Superior Court,
v June 81. l545.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
lanes Baker.
Isrscl Updcg raf@s heirs NC
ABSTRACT
sand the Cour, doth ihcrcuron ndjndgc. order
md decree. that this cause he referred Ia Edward
II Fnzhugh. Esq. who is hereby appointed n Cum
missioner for the purpose, To take and state an nc-
count OF the personal nsseis, IL any. which hnve
cnme the hands Of said plaintiff az administrator
Of The said lsroel Updegrnf Of anv other pc rson
by his order and oi his usei and of the dsposii ION
and payments thereof r any. made nv said a,l IN n.
israor III n due ofntlmns ion, md Of the
money OF personal effects. if any; remaining in the
hands az said administrator; Of any per son by his
order ar for his use To he administered. or IA l,b
which he is Justly chnrGcable making sa,d admin.
isifaior all just allowances: And also to inke and
state account ofihr quantity. location and whine
Of the renl estate. which the said Israel UpdecrnH
was entitled To nj ih. lime OF his death; md Of IA,
annual rents and profits thereof. And of the nmonn
due IN complainant and other creditors of tho sad
Israel Upiegrnff. deceased. whose debts are liens
upon bind the said real eslne; and of the order
in which the are, respectively entitled TO he
paid, with any thing deemed pertinent by himself.
or specially required by The PARTIES And said Com
missioner is io give Notice of his proceeding. nv
personal service such OF the parties TO this sui,
rs reside in the Common wealth, and nv prprer
publication rs TO the others, md he is objected To
fix perempf"rv dny. and give noire thereof. by
publication. once a week ut least for four weeks
snccessively IN some pnhlic newspaper Printed H.
this rouniv, For all 10 fsons having claims binding
the realty Of the said Lr,el Updcgraf. deceased To
come in nv The dav fixed. and prove the " said
caims; And such Of them rs shall mol come in
nd prove their claims. shall he EXCLUDED from all
berei' Of his decree: And The persons coming in
10 prove their claims, arc, before being admitted
creditors 10 deposit with said commissioner. sniff
Gent sum respectively. 10 pay their reasonable share
Of the expenses If bringing and prosecuting this
snii. to he settled nv s,id commissioner or shall
otherwise, secure the same TO the satisfaction Of
sid commissioner Aid said commissioner " To
make report vi h oil convenient speed order 10
final decree Tcsie.
ALEX T LAfDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

SPLENDiD BOOK Just received, a very
~ handsome edition of Groy's Eli gy, written in
country church yard. with thirty three illusra ons
OF beautiful workmanship. and for sale by
Jun ID JOHN HASWELL Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

NHE LAST TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
II lot Of hauJsome goods. just received by En-
pfsss lines Linen fOf Pants patterns. cont be beat
Also Lawn aud Madras CTsvais just suited for hog
weather and Fancy Yesiing q little ahead Of env.
in town. Call ~ al l67 Man u. Wheeling, Va.
Jun A M ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
DEATH OF GEN. ANDREW JACkSON,

We learned b. AN extra of the Cincinnati In.
pnirer on Saturday morning. that Gas. Az
DREW JACKSON, cx-Presilcnt OF the t. :. died
al his residence, the II rmitag. on Slnlpy
evening, the Sth inst. The event has been
long expected hy him5,lf and his friends. as
his weakness was eNtrcmr for several months.
In the morning Of the day of his death he
tainted on being carried from hi, chair to his
bed, bu, recovered 80 as to be able to bid his
family and friends farewell.
In his death, a man has gone who welded a
powerful influence in the country. As a. sol
der he was energetic and brave, qualities that
must ensure success, aud his country owes
him gratitude for defending her in time OF
peril; but it would have been well had his
public life ended there. H. had not the IN
telcct for statesman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

MOTE PAPER. Ca full assortment Of
V ced.cmbossed. Gill Edged ind plain french
Note Paper, together with envelopes and Visiting
Cards OF all dcs' riprons t"n' constantly on hand.
J ct llOi MIRO Ok Monroe st,
jun u Between Main a. Market Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

The attention of Shoe Dealers is!requcstcd
to tie advertisement of cover Shoes at Auc-
ton on tho 10Th of July, by Bishop x Brcc-
den, II, Gold Street, New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
HOW TO TREAT 4 WIFE +

HOW TO TREAT A WIFE.-First get
awile- secondly, be patient You NAV have
great trials aud pcrpleXitlcs in your business
with the world but do not therefore carry tn
your nome cloud"d or contracted brow. -
iour VIE may have many trials which. tho
OF less magnitude, may have been as hard to
pear. n kind Concilidtng word. a tender
look, VIII do wonders in chasing from her
brow all clouds of gloom You encounter
your difficulties in the open air famed by
heaven 3 cool breczcs but your wife is often
shut IN from these hcalthful influences. and
her health fails and her spirits lose their elas-
ucity. But oh bear with her: she has trials
aud sorrows TO which YOU are stranger. but
which your tenderness can deprive of all their
anguish. Notice kindly her little attentions
and efforts to promote your comfort. DO not
t0kt them all as a matitr of course. and pass
them b., at the same time being very sure TO
observe am omission OF what you may consid-
or her duty to you Do not treat her with i'm.
difference, IL you would not scar and palsy
her heart, which, watered by kindness. would
10 IN latest dag OF your existence throb with
SINGER" anil constant affection.
Sometime Weld your wishes to hers. She
h1s preference as strong as you aud il NAV BE-
just a. trying TO her to yield her choice as "a
YOU do you find il hud ~ yield sJmstimcs2
Think YOU il il not difficult for her to give an
0iraygF II you never vi Ill to her wishes
There H. danger that she will think you are sci
u aud c.r' oul FOR yours H. and with such
feeling sH' cannot love as she might. Again.
snow yourself mmly. 80 That your wife can
luok mp to you. aud feel that YOU will act nobly
ana mat she can coniit" ~ your judgment" I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

NiRE' FIRE! FIRE.-No,ice to those who ar,
- using wafer from The hyirsnrs, and oro me-
'es'ea Tor The year ending April 1916. Remember
yo you ,fms were due on Tie frs, dayof May past and
am,,n,, J' 'sned ny The collector. To receive the
amounts due. and owing the city Tor The somc' ma
ms The lime allowed Ia The collector To settle with
The treasurer Is short and limited i, will he e,nec,-
ell ihni each and every person will enJeavo, r. he
prepared TO settle their duesand should il be o,ber-
we, you "'I p'on'e To call at Tho Office of the civ
ae.sean,' where you will find some person to wait
upon you and receive your rents.
jun6 4 MIrDp,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16


=, ne I"'io"ing auccdotc is related ON, &
"a MILLER. WHO lately rc,iggd his place oi
E%anihaf IN tie Patent O6cc.
"a letter was received tis uorn;,g h.. "
Hi7WortIi, Commissioner OF th, Patent Gg,sa
rom Mr.. Buchanan, requesting him Ia fnrni.l,
MN wItha list OF the officers nndrrlin. |.ii
place ag" tlic length of time they had b.a,, -,
the Department amount Of salary. &c.
Nh keller.lOnS and f1voaby knowuas o,..
oi INC Examiners was first callcdi
where were you born. SIR Answered
low long have YOU been in tlis omc.y
Sin 1871, sir"
/" What Is your ag. sirl" Answered.
what Is your salary
81 800 per annum."
"Did YOU vote last plIr'
= dil npt sir. o., I was not entitled f., q.
Lob. b.inGa rtsi Tent OF thr District Ar,
tlioyt all tb' questions ,Ou hav.tos,ky'
Yes, sir, that's all
wei sir, as ypu lrt,c mtlca u.,o,,,,
DUN Of my answers. pleas. q, ada fb,f II &
bid b'cu entitled 90 vot.. .'tlpil l,y. ,'.i
ct Tor llgNRi CLtYD kanleEy. ,,o. ana
have always b. ~. and ! hope that n,,e nl.
ways remain, a MIR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

LIAR OLA splendid article Of Bears Oil
Il Il jns' reed by & II HORNBROOK.
jun Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

MI TITS NIL lisa few dz n light Cotton
1Vl M'Is fr summer wear, together with somo
line black COTTON embroidered Backs, n very fno
article. just recdby g. Il HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

ASUGdES'rlON TO FARMERS WORTH
TRllNG.-lt is understood that charcoal
powdered pretty fine (yct not too iiue) has been
found very advantageous OH wheat lands large
y increasing the crop. Ii is thought that it
might be also 50 to the young corn-wood ashes
having been always a very desirable article
for that purpose. But wood ashes cannot be
procured, in some ncighborhood-, in the guam.
titles desired. II pounded charcoal would an
swcr equally well, and possibly il may do so
better than ashes. then is there a substitute at
once, procurable any and ever where, with
little trouble or cost. is much TO b. wished
that some farmers hereabouts would try it, on
small and limited spot i'll the field, apart
from the rest of the planting. so as to ascertain
its effects and report thereon. 1t is thought
it may yet bc i'll time for the experiment on
the coming crop-evcn if but on spots of say
ten yards square, or any such like quantity.
A FRIEND TO AGRIcULTuRE.
We publish our correspondents suggestion
because no harm, but much good may arise
from it; but he appears to labor under misim-
preston III relation TO the comparative quail
ties of charcoal and wood ashes Theyare not
by any means Identical Wood aslIcs are
used, we suppose, for the alkali they contain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

hpock"ts are almost as plenty i'm WILL
80 Us leaves III Nallambrosa aud occasional
I'm VI Ihcm make Il good days work oft.
tho 'n,y morning agcntlcnn standing on
p"ihcL % wall and BroId sire It's. was sud
denly josled b, some person. and as he tn,naI
10 Sc o. whom, he was pushed from the otj,cr
So o,,". was done very quickly. but time
,:'oISh 10 allow the rUgucs TO relieve him of
MS wallet which was in the pocket of his
pl"aiooni, containing Sll3. As soon a. no
WgipSu 70 an officer tn persons who had
P"S 'ed nun, tlc knew them at ono, as noted
Pchpockrts. bat there was no use in arrcsting
uP'in' as they always hunt in couples one
stealing and h,niing the III jncy at once TO his
C ,'.u5 Who makes OF and they after.
NqIus M,Lle %, spDIls.--N Y Cnuri.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

hR WARMERS (weli known MS tho old Indi-
- an Physician Of P'iishureh.) Family Botanic
Medicines Tor sale by his SON, DR. Elisha Warner
Oihcc' hr.' dor at the S1uih end Of the bridge
South Wheeiing, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

SLATES! SLATES,-Seven cases German and
~ American Sl,'es of assorted sizes. Just rec I
aud for sale low Wholesale and retail. by
Junl4 Il HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

LhrfohM Counter Scales. 10 weigh from
% ,ns, ms day reed and Tor sale by
Jun CIT GREER. No 159 Man a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

PoNNETs! BONNETs! - sENsENEy a,
- RHODES. have jus, received ditec, from
rn ,, one case Bonners, comp rising,
Birds Eye Bfaid.
Shell a.,
White, Laced. Misses Gimp~. g,,sw so
To which ihey invite the aiient,o,, ~, ,lo ,
we WIN also receive during This and nesf week. /.
s'eal variety Fancy and Supple Dry Goods. which
" wv" "" cheap Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

tooNItk SCALES-fIsiche's Patent Conn
- ~ "eaes, Narrated accurate. just reed by;
Jun D OFT IL GREER, No I59 Msio 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

a lndy ia this city had twins last week
which she nlmcd Clay snl Fuliughuyson
Nsfe HIrcu CoUrier.
n cow ~ ihls town hal twins about the
iin' 'in'. What should they b.. uJm.dt-
ohio Sf0teympn.
Polk and Dallas. Of CJurse.-LoV. I,pr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

n LSo lew double English States lcS Couns
"a ting Houses , & T. HORN BROOK.
julio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
FORT OF WHEELING.
sr Gsskr
REPORTED nv Cu.s n npn.u

Water in the channel 81 feet Rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

BOARD OF TRADE.
OoM",ttee on Commerce for lime.
70 "hNSENEY, w. +. SELBY, J. GosnoRN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

*The chief amongst them were James APPEL.
job: Boemer, Elias Rehfeld, John Fyering.
Christ. Ellinger, Henning Crosse and his ia
Their, Abr. Lamberd, Caspar Closeman, Bar
tholomew Veigt and John Perfect.
tStrasburg and Alsacc belonged at that time
TO Germany
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

HLOUR!!-Jhst received, a supply Of late
- ground Family Flour. from Portland Mills.
month Of Short creek. nj the South Wheeling stenm
mil' and ware house where all qualities Of Flour
VIII be kept To suit the demand, terms that can-
not in 10 be acceptable To reasonably cusiomers by
inn 10 JOHN d 'BAYLESS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-25
The next morning Lovel's companion came

llt next morning lONel companion tdlIlc
down stairs attired for a journey.
i am going back to town. he said, 'tor | am
tired of ruralizing. The fit for that is over
and am afraid that il | stay here, shall be
as foolish as you,
So the two friends parted, for Lovel remain
ed behind: and, in less than week, it was
known everywhere in the village that lie and
Edith were engaged to be married.
If you can content yourself with the pre-
carious life Of poor artist, he SAID, when he
told his affection, we may be happy
Edith answered by look of her bright eyes,
so tender, confding and eloquent that Love
adored her from that moment more than ever
In 4 fortnight they were married, when Low
ell took his bride to see his relations, in the
south from whence ho came. Edith's parting
with her aunt was sorrowful, but it was made
in the expectation of speedily returning. Ar
rived at Philadelphia, the carriage drove to a
handsome residence in Walnut street. 1t was
evening, and Edith was dazzled by the glare
that burst from the windows.
This Is the place. said Lovel, assisting his
wife to alght, and almost carrying her into
superb parlor, with its Saxony carpet, rosewood
furniture, costly curtains and gildcd mirrors
reaching from ceiling to floor.
Whose house is this? Have you relations
living thus!' said Edith, surprised at so much
magnifcence.
ut is my house, it is now yours, dearest,
said her husband, Il am not poor artist, but
man rich in worldly goods, yet richest of all
in YOU
Three years have passed since then, and
Edith has fulfilled all that her husband foretold
of her. She has made the best of wives; and
is one of the most brilliant ornaments of the
circle she moves in. Lovel's friend married
silly, fashionable woman, and no greater con-
trast in happiness exists than these two former
friends.
A handsome rural cottage, filled with all the
appliances of luxury, has been erected in
Ediths native village, and thither every sum
mer, she and her husband repair to visit her
aged aunt, who has been installed mistress of
this pretty retreat.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-25
For the American Republican,
STAMPS-THE STAMP ACT &,

,hesSrs. EhtorS,-The Legislature of Mary
land having by their recent acts carried out the
recommendation Of Gov. Pratt in the pass ,ge
OF oil to surrender the States interest i'm the
canal to any body who will finish it, and TO
compel Baltimore to pay the interest upon the
deot created to destroy her prosperity, we see
ne other alternative before us but to abandon
the city, or unitedly to resist this unwise and
Unjust legislation. For no reasonable man can
suppose that Baltimore can ever hope to pros
per under such restrictions such dsadvanta oes,
and such burdens as ale now heapcd upon her.
Had Gov. Pratt and the Legislature been con-
vened for the avowed purpose of paralyZinp and
crushing the trade and prosperity of our city.
we know not how they could have more effect
ually accomplished that purpose than bv the
measures adopted. Wen may the citizens of
the district of Columbia fire their runs. and
throw out the blaze of their Nominations
Maryland has determined to take the trade
from her own commercial capital and give it to
them. And, as if it were not enough to rive
them the trade by making free highway for
them, Maryland, under the recommendation of
her wise and patriotic Governor, has deternin-
ed to impose Stamp Act tax, with all It's
odIous features, upon the trade of Baltimore so
as to offer further inducements TO merchants to
abandon lis. WE'LL if the merchants of Balti-
more are content TO crouch down under the
load imposed upon them, let them do so; those
who feel differently vii! leave them, and the
trade will inevitably leave them too.
We cannot close this brief article without
making suggestion to his Excelency Gov.
Pratt. nasmuch as he has determined to use
the Stamp upon Baltimore, we would respect
fully suggest the proprety of his sending some
one of his particular friends on friendly visit
to her most gracious Majesty, "Iitle Vlc,' who,
we understand, has still on hand the stamps
prepared by her illustrous predecessor George
the Third-the people of America i'll his DAYS
not having permitted him to use many We
doubt not but Gov. Prat, will be able to get
them a bargain, as "little Vic" LOOKS upon them
as bad stock-worse even than Maryland bonds
We hope his Excellency will adopt our sugges-
ton, as economy should be observed in the pur-
chase Of the stamps, lest the salaries of the
Commissioner and his too Clerks should swal-
low up too muck Of the contemplated profits
SEyENTY-SIX
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-25
LOOK AT THIS,
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIE
PKkCES OEN TEAs AND s,ONEEES

PRICES OF TEAS AND COFEEES.
s2efs 90 TEAS-Young Tyson al Is cts worth
fishaS1Ez 20 cts; dc AT 30 worth 80; do AT ~ wOrtl
ESS Ek4 90; do at 80 worth 10; do AT 60 worth 80;
N CEEM do al 10 worth 81; do Al - cts. the same
SASass~bah quality now selling in this city al 81 -
per 10 fine Old Hys0n at 6a cts. worth Sl fine I'm
penal Tea Al 90 worth 70 cls do AT u worth 81 exa
DC at Gu worth sl.l2; fine GunpOwder do at 80 worth
69 cts; do al " worth so; do AT IS worth 81 extra do
Al 80 worth Sl9j.
BLACK TEAS-Souchong at 10 worth 50 cts; do
at 40 worth IT,: fine Pouchong at 20 worth IS; do Gnu
la ~ b2 worth ~; extra fine do at - worth 81: extra
fine flavor Peco Suuch0ng, delicious article at -
COFFEtS-Fme Rio al and cts. worth & and y;
finest old Padang az worth 10; do Laguayra at els.
worth To- do Government Java al 49, worth -; do
Manaller Coffee at 9l worth 10 cts.
ROASTED COFFEES-StrOngest Rio, roast frs st
every day, at 10 cts; fine Laguayra Al 81 finest Old
Padding al ~; do Government Java Is: finest Mocn,
ground and packed al % cts.
Inc Teas are neatly put IN IN or half and pound
packages, with }, I, ,, &, and 10 To-. caniStefs.
All the above uamcd low priced Teas and Cotfccs
can only be obtained by calling AT the Canton Tea
Company Store OF the corner OF Baltimore and
Fred rick streets. {G5 Gnnds seat holrr 10 any part
Of The city free of charge. All articles warranted
fresh aud OF he very hest qualities.
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
mh1u Corner OF Baltimore aud Frederick sis.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

4 NURED IN FROI 1 40 3 DAYS or NO
~ ChAhnE MADE. Apply To DR., JOHNSTON
nl the LOCK HOSPITAL; North Frederick street,
IWO DOORS nom Baltimore street, where may he OBJ
tained the most speedy remedy for Gonorrha Gleet.
2tflcHfts, seminal weakness, pain IN the Loins AZ.
iecuons ol he Kidneys, AMI every other symptom ~
a CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the coutemnl,,inr NJ ,, ~
yes Of tins d sease whey from urynrt IN ,na,'t,
skfu physician. on from ignorant and imuyoocr
meat, the constitutional symptoms make their apneay
ance-the throat berones nre,,t,.t tIa %
I'd, nocturnal mains il, ,be hr,d nd 'h a.; 81 >
sight deafness lLe bones Affected hIotchas n ~, w
head face aud exuemities prorressirp ON with C,;L,
fu rapidly till at lasl l;c niuIe of lie ,,ouh - H.
troyeG th, bones Of ne pnSo ,a.r I eli "a; 10 uS
victim Of this horrid disea - hecnrr ~, -, W.
until the last scene Of Tho DIM, ,,.i,d ~ 80 pup
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For the American Republican.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. F. +

.MesSrs EditOrS:-Wc attended this Institute
on last Tuesday night, and were delighted on
hearing the eloquent debate that ensued upon
the following query:-"Whch has the greater
influence on mankind, wealth or TALENT" AZ
ter considerable discussion, this question was
postponed until tonight.
1t was proposed by member, that COM
mittee be appointed to consider the propriety
and feasibility of bringing into active opera
ton as much Of the dead stock or property of
the association as could be; and that they re-
port some plan to effect this object on this
evening. The report of this committee will
be looked for, by most of the members of the
Institute, with the deepest socitude, as this
proposition is one of the most novel, and may
prove the most vital to the welfare of the as
ISOLATION, of any that has ever been presented
to it. In view of this, it will be the sacred
and inviolable duty of the old as well as new
members-a duty that they all owe the society
to attend to-night's meeting. Come out and
combat, to the death, the foe who would tram
pie upon the glories of your Alma Mater
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A fire broke out in the
stables in the rear of MIR. Seatons Hotel,
Uniontown, Pa, last week, which were wholly
consumed, The granary Of Mr.. McClelland,
adjoining, was also burnt, with its contents,
about 1000 bushels of oats, besides some barrels
of liquor and other stores. The stables occu-
pied by the Good Intent Stage Company, were
in great danger. The stables of DR.. Campbell
and MIR. Beeson, were set on fire, but Fortunate
ly not much damaged. On the Saturday MORN
ing previous, the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in tho same town, took fire, and the roof was
burnt of before the flames could be arrested.