tliotxsople bv 'force ot fiiHitary pVira , l - . .i. hh that of old John Adamr. u llualvcd'Vhit tile just tlignlfied, ntesmanllkc Ireiy President Van Bu n, to the call df Gdverr.rir Riirtel- ujioll m for a portion of the 'standing 'arjily.' Bm lor a iiuiuui the nation, to oVcraWd the tleriiberalic Inmbewof tfto lcgislalthb anil ciinipel Ui'cni .uhmit to the Will of MS Uictafors; W (Shell i i , paper bb wo migm expect ironj a ucmo atic President, acting lipbti Ucihociratic Uncinles. and will endear Hint Bull ntbr'e lb L countrymen1, and insure him a triumph- t majority in this ptate nt the next presi- ential election. Rcsohed That the coAchict 'it the deni- 1 J.-l f l..t. t l.-lUlf ,l, Irt! hJniwre in firrnlv maintaining the r.cfas of t r-. - - - w , j , . , ho majority until they ' Were fairly and ful- y recognised 6y tho lAuidri'ty, has rYrdvcii herii worthy of the 'trust reposed Iri lierri, ind the representative front this county, in fiarticulan deserves and receives rju'r Urtitual Jlfficd approbation for his fi'nilt tearless patvi- littc course, during tho whole bf this fearful trugglo against the 'iridhicd ari'1 military iower combined. Resdhed I'liat tile three Viiig members If tho houee,NTess.TS. tidllur1, Sturtlevant arid Montelius, anil tho six whiff members bf jhe Senate, Messte; FuUcrt'dh,,Strdhffl, Mil ler, McConkey, MicUleraiid dascl well do- rterr'e tho thanks of the citizens of the state northchigliminded and patrloue "stand which hey td&k in arresting tho course bf their hiff brethren,in their wicked machinations gainst the rights of the people, and bololy escuing tire laws and the constitution, from their destructive grfisptho highest reward that an honest man can cortit awaits them' an approving conscience and -an enduring abiding place in. the -hearts of their tountry men. Resolicd That Svis 6w6 our AariVs to the Hon. David Pctrikin, our representative in Congress, for Ins hdnorable and trium phant defence, tin the floor of the hbusev of his democratic brethren '6f this s.ate, against the violent and abusive attacks made upon them by that particular favorite of the whig's, tho Hon! Mr. Naylor, tof3 Philadelphia county Resolved ThiA tho last tc of Governor Ritnerand his fciction, by their attempt to arrest and pervert the undoubted meaning of the new constitution, and against the ex pressed wishes df a largfe rnajdrity of the peoplet in continuing IA office-, with n6w commissions, his minority minions, is ano ther evidence of the recklessness of htaj in tentions, and that of his party to set at de llanco the voice of the majority, and to re tain office and povvef, even at the expense of law, justice of right Resolved That it Is with pain that we have Been the chief justico of our state, the Hon John B Gibson, prostitute the dig1 hity of his station, and set at defiance, the expressed jvill of the pc'oplei by conniving with th'o imbecile Governor Ritner, to pro long his term of service the pitiful time df lx years, when in. all human probability-, he will not live out the term given him by tho new constitution, much les3 the addi tional term added by this mean and degrad' ine transaction Resolved That viewing this act of ills as any thing but worthy of the Chief Jus tioe' of a freo pcople( wo request in the 'languagoVf four democratic brethren or Ly ooming county " our Senator from this district, and our Representative from this oouhty, forthwith to offer a resolution call ingnpon their respective houses to have ' the flaid John B. Gibson fomoved by ad dress from the exalted station which he nbw holds on1 Jhb bench of the Supreme Court. jfosotW-That our democrtic mem bersorthff Serfatii and House of Represent atives, bo requested annually to offer tho foretioinff tcBoIitlioTi Until we have a demo- cratio Logislatura tivai wm mum aim uany ?.iA-ftht as liffircrtt Hrirtions of brdueht forward tlia liames of some of their tnokt distinguished citizens aB caAdidits's for tfto bflice of United States Sonator, vd would cliSntion tho natae o mir T?i.nreseritativo in Cdngtess, the Hon Ttsvlrt etrikin. as a Gentleman every way qualified to do hdnor to him'sfelf and to tho State, should the legislature bestow upon him that high and important station. Jlesolved-That we cannot but took up- on it as unjuVt in the exttome for A small portion of the 6Aihern part of tho edudty of Columbia, to oSTOgate lb themselves the right of claiming all tho offices, within the fjqlrol of tho exoouli'vo of tho State, espe- daily inasmuch as they how havo all the p.e of ttlc eouttly- -iftil thai if due regard tin 6 -d to ihe Intaicit bf the nattv. the ofii' ...... . .. Vcas Mil bottlYnted in UiffeVenl "tfectlona of Mm couVilV bv thdsb Who have the power 'of lliep!e.hslng 'uc'h favors. 7?ebt)crf-iThal Ihb b'rdeesdinffs of tho rnseting b'o Signed by ho oflic'ers,1,and puh; lishcd In 'all the 'domo'crati'e p"ap'crs of the 'county', and the keystone Arid Repdrter-it HarHsbihg. , ,. . , , , ; , JOltS tiEtTRlCK, Msidcnf. U. IlAHMOND, J Daniel Jixewer, ? xs.-'iir Minord MfakS ccreta,heo' A PRdPdsED NEW b'dUNTY. A meeting '6f ,a .numbbr "of th'o bilifcens of tho South-West'ci-li part of iho county of L'AleVno and others of ..adjaecht Counlicsi was held at the house of Jolih Kdbh'si Esq, iri the vlllugp.bf Columbue' &i Saturday the 20lli of Dec'. 1837, to consider the pro priety of petitioning the Legislature tor the erection of a new County, to be taken from a pari of Ihb Counties 'df Luzerne, Colum bia and Lyebhiingt ( , . , On motion1, Nntlfimitl u,6iia was 'callbd to the Olialr ahd 12. M. Ftllbws and Hit- fus Bacon, appointe'd Secretariss1. The meeting being Orgauizeu, tne resi dent in a very able and lunid hianne'r Slated the object for whicli U Waa.'called. u , Wheil on motion JaAjes N. Parks', Johii Koons, Solomon Taylb'r; Joint Hrittin and Titus Sewart, were appolHtcd a Committbe t'A Ireport what order this meeting shall take iipoA ih'e libje'cti j. The ab'dve Ccmraitte, Kep"drti Th'at they Yecbmiriciid this meeting to appoint A committee of Twenty to meet on Friday 'eV'e'niAg next at ilie'lioAsfe of John K'dons; Esq. ahll reportln relatioii to the bouildi ries olllie proposed how counU'. Also. That a A'dinmiliec of eight be ap pointed to draft aA addt ess toho people up on the subject of a Aetv county, And Also. That a committee bf fiv'cb'eappoiuted to draft aud circulate a peillidu for tl'icitro- iVosed new county. The foregoing report having beriri cc'ttl lied the following Commiilees wcr'A ap pointed in iUVsuauee of the same. On the first frsxjlution. John Koons. Esq. Jdhn M. Buckalcw Sitas Sewart, John fcaubach, Elsiluel ColA Win. Colly, John HciitniiiReri Joseph Moss-, Nathaniel Goss, Andrew FelIoWs A G. Drodhead, Solomon Taylof, Stephen Devenport. Ehas Mclicn ry Majr. In Trescolt, John Hiddleson, Lott Search, Geo. Muchler, James M. IJucka- lew, and S. B. Laycock: On the 2nd Hesolution, lvcv. Joel Kog ers, Key. Jonn outtan, Jonn uouns, isq. Kufus Bncun, John Brittain, Esq. Nathaii' iel Gobs, Titus Sewart, and Geo. Bowman. On the. 3d Resolution, Johnlvdons, Esq James N. Paiks, Jctse K. Millard A. M. Fcllaws. Rtnl John Pooler. 7re5otjea-That this m'e'eltng adjourn tillFriday evehinp the 4th January 1839 at the house of John Koons, Esq. in the village of Columbus. Resolved, That the proceedings of this r'Aee'ting be published in the Berwick Senti nel, Wyoming Hcpuultcan, and Columbia j Democrat. NATHANIEL GOSS. PreU PHILADELPHIA COUNTY. SENA TORS: We publish below the report of the com mittee appointed to try the contested elec tion of James Kanria, one of the spuribus Senators from the county of Philadelphia. The Committee to whom was rofercd the petition of citizens of tho county of Phil adelphia! contesting the validity bf the re turn and election of James Hahnn to a seat irt the Senate of Pennsylvania, Report: That they havo had the subject under boh sideialioh, from day to day, since tho day of appointment! and havo given the fullest opportunity to all parties' for a fair and full investigation, and after examining the ne cessary papers and ballot boxes, and after having heard all the evidence of the parties, are fully satisfied that the return undei which Jas. Haiina took his scat is valid, in asniucli as it contains but seven out of the seventeen Election Districts of tho county df Philadelphia, and was signed but by six of the Seventeen return Judges of saidddlin ty; and they are furthermore satisfied that Charles Brown received at the last General Election the highest tiumber bf legal voles for Senator for said county vizt six hundred and seventy-seven vdtes morb than the said James Ilauna. The1 CommiUdis therefore renort that the return dn which James' tlan- ii;i tddk his seat was invalid, and that the said Charles Browrt Having received the highest nurnber of legal vdtes given at the late General Election for Senatdr fdf tho said comity df Philadelphia) .Is enlltle.d to h. 9 Beat: UtiAKbliS tiK.utjiaxj SAMUEL HAYS, JOHN MILL"R,. J3. KlNGSUUltV u. DAVID FULLERTtlN, Air. tirowrt was swotil in on Friday morn 5nr. arid It will be seed the committee have declared him elected by C 77 majority. Mr. Wagrtcf, who decupled the seat Which richtfully belonged to Mr. Samuel Stevfeii- son, rcsigneu on tvcunosuay huh. mi. Smvenson. we have hd dAubt, will be in his seat in tho course of a few days after tho. whale was L. I . on Thursday, and will yield 00 bbls oil, Gen. Scott has Hied An Bultald for his head quarters. (. ffosenii Cardinal and Joscnn 3ttaliVtte. fero executed as riligle'ad'era At MoiUrealt on the 21stin'st. Case has beeri acquitted: At Detroit, of a chargo of Conspiracy a gathst Upper Canada. Iowa ttVrilori) tri Contusion, Slrifd has arisen between Gov. Lucas and the Io wa Territorial legislature oil ti Aucstion df power 1 lie Governor insists that all laws I.... ...... .. auu resolutions must be nppioved by him before they aro of any force. The legisla tive body contests this disposition. Both parties spunk up uilu all pdblib busiribss is delayed ill consequence. 7?cmoio. The collector of the dort inf Phi adelnhia, ex-Goveiiior Wolf, has re- tho ved from bfficc.'Jaihes H. llulchiilson, one (if the Inspectors at the Ctistoln Iiousp, in mai cuy, lorpanicipauuu m wis uuiuga atllarrisburg. . IIYMENIA1D. , MARRIED On Thursday tli'e 27th ult, by Elder John Splton at his residence in Fishing Creek, Mr. Slolt Colli to Miss loaf. iiy the Sdhio on the same day iri Supar loaf, Mr Alexander Cramer to Miss Sarah daughter of Reuben Davis. . un i e tut l inst, uv tno uev. w i am Jl Eydri Mr Isaiah Siiiman, bf Cattawis sa township td Miss Mary Aim Miller', of Espytown. Bv tho Rev b Tobias, btl the Bth inst. Mr. Elija Snyder lo Miss Lucrelia raugli, botliot Uanville. In Cattiiwissai on Thursday evening the 3d instant, at the house of Mr. Joseph Brobst,bv the He. Mr: Drake, Mr. George iY: Sterns, of this placej td ;lis, Delilah Amanda Taylor, lately of tho Same place On th'o 27th ult. by I W. Musgrave, Esq. Mr. jr. TFIiitenighUpt Bloom town ship, to 'Miss Mary Jinn Rlinei of Mount- pleasant. mm N Vho night of the 7tli Inst. hp house of the snliscribcr -wc broken ftfun and liis deskrob lird nfiihAnt "tl ilntl.ir-; in niniieV snd BOme iitlnable pajicrs, 1V a boy named, AVASlilNQTON alias GB0110E WiliMAMSON, from MilHirj. county. nin.1 nhniit 19 VCarf, isa'd boy is about .0. Ject b inches liish. sandv hair, full lace, and had on ij Mue' frock coat and blue pinlaloons. 'J'he nbov's rr jyarJ will bo jiaid for his flpii'rchtnsiou and convicll'nnc Said boy hsd Wen an apprentice to the subscriber, to tho b'lacksmithing bustft'eiis, and had left his ser vice the same evening. . JAUUIJ Utatll.tiMAn. Bloomsburg, Jan. IS, Make and sleigh. rTSpHK Subscriber offers for salo cheap, a hand sl nomo vounc bay Marc, well bfokf n to cither saddle or harness, together with a handsome sleigh with harness, all nearly now ana in Rood onler. . GKUIKjK Wi JJKUl&UALiJl, Hemlock tp. Jin. 12. 1839. 38- tf. & T.t. ncrSons indebte'd to tho suwcribcr, are rc questod to make payrhent on or before tho first day of March next. Those who neglect this notice may expect to bo called on by 4 Constable, Without fail dr further notice. , GEORGE Wl DREIS1JAU11, Hpmtoek h: San. 12. 1839. 30 tf. -4 Notice "PTS llercbv clVcn to all delinquent lax Collectors, Jthat unless they settle up their Accounts, on or hetorn the 24t l dav ol January inft. incy win uo pi occeded against as tho Low in such cases directs, COlti GLAOKNEH, JOSKPH I1ROUST, JOHN McHENBY, Conuilt'ssioitcra Jdn; 19th, 1833. Iiist of Caused, For Tr 'idl at January Term, 1830. Thos; Robison's Exr's. v Cornelius Clackner. , ' . . Joseph Fillrrier vs McDowell it Bitten btnuer. ?fimivl Ynrltd vs Jolirt Weaver, Marcaret McDonald ct il yi Josep' Mans. . . . . Daniel S. Tobiai vs Lewis Moyer; Joseph Robins vs "William Kitchen. . Alox'r Montgomery vs Jonathan Lo'dgb, bl Joseph Robins" vS Viiliam Kitcherl. Tiaviil Rvps vs .fnscnli Follmer. Jacob Lelsonnng et pil vs Henry Vlihei' Administrators ct al: , William Stoufer Vo William Cook. .TnsaH Price vs James E. DaV, & Co. Renlamin Boone vs William Colt et ol. Adam Urull vs uenry r,asion ei ai, tPtr llaldv vs" William Kitchen. Wm. Adams' Administrators va Mary 1 TOllari WAMSB Adnrnx at ah 0 tho DLACKSMITHING DU8INESB i. wanted by the Subrenber. A IIov. who can me m)l recommended, between lCnnif 18 ven of .SOTO Will TftrrivA frnnil rn.nmn(rnm.nt imnn tmmn diato Bpplicatlon W'die.RiibHcriber. ,i , , . . , , JAC0I1 11E1DLEMAN. Jan. IS 183. , For January Term, 1B30, BloomsDaniel Snydet, Iram Derr. I Calawlasn.- .Inlin Rlinrnlna. Txmtnt. Boone1,, Rudol'phBhutnmv Mahlon llix. ucrry, uenjaminilJlellenbachcr, Fishing Cfeek,--Harrhari, Labour. . , . Greenwood, Cornelius M'Ern. William Kcleff. .v . .! . : ...... ... Hemlock', Andrew Emehs',Conrad Di:f fenbaclier. . , . Liberlyi Isaac Blue, James t'. Bohd- man. , r. , Mifflin.- John luii'nan', Abraham Eud- wijr, Levi Kirktndall, Peter Mielieal . MAhoritngj Jdhn Reynolds', Hugh Har- Kson. . Madison, Samiicl McNfcti, John Eves. Roaring Creek, Samuel Hampton. Sugarloaf, John Kline1. Blb'om. GeOrsc Frv. Beriiamln Honnn. Daniel Gross. Briar Creuk.Wohri Khorr.John Deitrick, John Snvder. , , Catl'awis'sai JohnNuss, Reuben Slam bach, John Zigler, Philip Leashalt'z, George L'lSCIl , . . . , Derry. Johli Butleri Jmes Freeze. Thomas Gray, John Blue, Jacob Seidle. Fishing Creek, Peter Ephhiigi Geo. Laubaugh. , . 4 ,., ., j GrceriwqodJ, Joseph Lemons; it'dseph Cole, Joseph Shoemaker, John Keller. Hemlock, John Oi Kiitney.David Rish- cl, Robert Russeh , iUauison, Jacob none, 'Jaieb Tliomas, James Bartoni William Bather. Mifllin. Henr.v Petlit, Daniel Hess. Christian Wolf, Jacob Gah'o, Henry Mil ler. Mount Pleaeahl, Jamco Em.tiett, John Ale. .4 Mabohinf. Pelsr Batdvl John. Moore. Gideon Mellon, Thomas Haysi David Da vii. , i . , . . Roaring Creek.f-Judah ChenngtoniWrn. Hibbsi, William Chcringlon. Sugarloaf, William hilei Ezekiel Cole, John Fritzei On Saturday last, supposed in the village of Bloomsburg, a SHEEPSKIN WALLET, cbtitalriihg two 10 Dollar bills on the Uni ted btates Hank, one Ss on iortnunilierland ahd two G's on the Schuvlklll bank, and sfeveral papers of no consequence to any one but the owner. Th'e tiahio of " Baltis Applerhari, ji." was written in the inside ol the Wallet twice; The finder will be Hand' somuly rewarded by returning it to the. sub scribcr, or leaving it nt tho Democrat office. BALTIS APPLEMANj jr. Bloomsburg, Jan. 5. CREDITORS TAKE XOTlCE That I hava applied to the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county of Columbia, for tHa benefit of the Insolvent Laws bf this com monwealth, and that they have appointed the third Monday o'f January inst. (being the (2 1st day of tho month,) lb? hearing me and my creditors at tho court house ih Danville; at which timo and placo you can attend If you think proper. AJUSCS Al. UliiUS. Jan. 5, 183S. tfco Bridge Builders. FnOl'OSALS will bo receive) at the Commis sioners Office in Danville eii Thursday the -1th uty ol January next until r ocio;CK at noon of said aay.torrcuuUOingtlio wooil worijot aOTiiige, and repairing the ablitrjcnts, acro the CeUvissa Creek, on tho road leading from .Miffliiiburg Id Potls villo nt or near Brobs't'a Mill. ,,. N. B. Tho plan and specification can bo seen after the 16th of January at the office. CORNELIUS C.LACKNER, JOSEPH BROBSTi JOHN McliENRif, Commijatonira. JAnutry, 6, 1830. CT . LIST Or LETTERS ijonatrtinr in tho Post Office, at Blooms burg, Jan. st, 1839. Boono Benjamin Esq. NagloJohn . Bogar Daniel , . Philips Georgo W. Cilveling Andrew Peifer Charles Davis David SI. Paintor Wm. P. Ii Davis Catherine lloaitpard Henry , Draycr Frederick v ltanisay Mary A, Dull William A. Bi Ei Budy Daniel Fishbr Caleb B. B lliswick Jacob Gasklns James 2 Strawn James ( Guild Aaron D. Bilverthorn MarsBill GrosJ Daniel En Shipman Mathiu Hand Patrick Bquiro Ebb Hoats Daniel Bquiro E. Heflcr Hannah Bwartz Pctor 2 , Herring Christian Bhelhammat Jesa Knous Phcba Sloan Margaret - Knerr George T omlinsou Samuel J,' Kclchner Georgo Tatmadgo J. R. Roy. Melk Andrew Vunderslico Hiester Melick Andrew WinschJohn B, Mouser Joseph . White Samuel M'Carty AloxanJef 1 Waller D. J. Rev. Naglo Michael . . R. RUPERT, P. M. Persons calling for letters on tho abovo list, will please say thoy are advertised. "RVTONE better in the known 'world, for salo at Jyl the cheep Woro ) Iouso, by TOBIAS in Bloomsburg: Notice IS hereby given lo nil who nro indebted la thl subscriber, either no Book, Notes, of Judgements on Dockcls, that thoy mutt come forward and settle off their respective dues between nfiw and tho fir.t day of Fcbuary, 1839, or thoy will he- severely dealt Willi. j . DANIEL QllOSS. llloomsburs Dee. 29lh 1838. DRth BOfcT. tDAIBEflr 3?lp"STEJl, ( . ; From Reading, Informs the public that ho has .returned to Blopmsbur'g, after. an abscehce since Jo- ly last,, and can bo found at the Hotel of Daniel Snyder, where he will beat all limei ready to attehd to nations who, .are afflicted witi Rheumatic pains in the limbs or body. Bloorasburg Dec. 20th 1838. 30 warn Of superior Stone floal, received hnd icr sale by RUPERT h BARTON. Dec. 22d. .... . . . . A TWO STORY 2ao5jSG ROT, fillTUATEti at tliu east end of tho village or Btoomsliurg, in Uobkltisville., The abovs property yvill be , sold cheap, ahd on reasonable terms, upoti application to the'subscriber. t, . r JACOB KENDIG. BIoontAutg, Dec. 22, 11338. 35 CAME into the inclosure of tho subscribers, on or about tho 15th of July last. 1 SIIEI1P: ftvews. 1 ffla lamb, and 1 weather,) marked with a notch in I be right cdr,.and ft slit in. tho end; Thb owner must prove prpperty, pay charges, and take thcih away, or they will be sold according to law. ilLiN J AMlN U.' MORRIS, i i .VINCENT ARVVINE. Fishing Cretk, Dee. 22, 1 838. 83 11. LEIDY'S MEDICATED EXTRACT! '. OP SARsApSRILLA. bavins become so dcscrV(!dly, pbpular, on account of its superior strength to any other preparation of fjarsaparilla ia oxistenc'i,.it Is thoiight unnecessary to makis much comment upoh its virtues., Suffito.it la pay, 0720- oome 01 uio abovb contains twice as rnucn. cl tnq active principles rif Barsaparilla an! other lligTcdi-. ents, as any extract In txlslecnS, In th'o same quan; tity, and ia eimul to one irallon ofSvrun of Sana- parflla, for making whicH druggists and others pur cnare me aoovo prcparauon. 1'rico one dollar pot bottle. -i It is reeointnded in all diseases of iho skin andl Bones; iffcctions of the Liver; Stomach, Spleen and Kidneys; Eruptions, breaking out of Dry and Watery Pimples on tho face, neck and body; ulcer ations of the nose, mouth and throat; tiinning it "Jib Ears and Ej cs;ErysipiIis, Scrdfula,Theutnatie pini swelling cr hardening of tho Glands, constitbtional diseases produced by the uso of mercury or .e-thep minerals; In short, Sarsaparilla Is knuven to .the. . world, as .being the most ;?ou;eru agent. ever dis covered torpur-filngthb blood and.Animals Fluid, couffcquently the most valuablo specific for all dis- i.r ; f. LiL. -nt . . cane'., icsuiunj irom impunues oi tuo niooa, una other fluids of the body. , . uaution. Persons sjioulu bo particularly earelut in getting a preparation that may borelicd uponj there being many in, existence, not properly prepay ed, unlit, for nee, arid almost inert; possessed of no mcclicinal qualities whatever. . . . Dr. N. B. Ldidyranilidly debiarfts his frcparatiori to be tvhaf if " represented to be, and is prepared by himself, e rogglar Druggist and -Apothecary, and, is oesiuos a regular rnysicnn, attesteu oy ura. rayft ic, Chapman, Hare, Cox, Dewees, Jackson, James, Homer, Gibson. &e. (See directions and recoamca dotlons ground each bottle.), , . ,( , .v upwarus ot uuuu Dottcls ol tno above Iiaveboeit sold, duringtho past six months, a strong .proof oC its good qualities, Ac. Fpr sale in this, city nj 1 ur. relay's iicaim iircponum, 551 stroet, botor Vitio,No.ll)U . , , . . , Frederick Klett's Drug storu, corner of ?d and Callowbill streets. ,. J. Smith & Co's. DtUK etoro 3d street' abovo Kc- blc, . t , . ,J. Gilbert & Co'fc Drue etoro, Sd stnet ebotn Vine. Ahxoby .M; Jv F... Long, Druggist Lancaster, Fcansfj-lvaaki G. W, Qakloy, Druggist, Reading, do. J. B. Mosor, do. Allcnlown do P.& W.H.Pomrio. Easton, do E. Bringhurst, Druggist, Wilmington. Delewarr And bv the orincinal DrusaUta aud Merchant itftbe United States. , 07th ' ALSO SOLD BY D. S TOBIAS BloorasWrg, J en 5 lB3tr.- JVKblesaie Dealers, and Retailers of For . eign Merchandize. ,,v,, IN THE COUNTY OF COLYMBLL . ssTsmmn .... ilAT in :oniplianc).wjth an act.of tho Gen eral A&rab!y, approved Ltko 7th day of April. ATI). 1S30. the Associate Judzes end Commiminn. ers of trio county of Colli pb;a, yvifl niet.attho Commissioners ofllce, in Danville, oa .Wcdtfcaday, the 23d day o'f. Januaty, 1539, at ono o'clock P. M, for tho purposK) of taking, up the returns 9C, the tcv eral Constables of said county, that uri to be. made to tho Court of Quarter Sessions on or lof4ro the) first day (81st) of tho January tenn IS39, end to, place each of tho Merchants that, may hen b.roi turned, dealing as aforesaid, into that cJaai that may appear tp bo riglit and jutt,, as provided for, bv the, 3d section of said act, when and where ca9h,if ypil miy attend if you think proper cither iri pson by ogoat orcttoraey, , wm. MONtdoMEki-; . LEONARD tfypRRT. Associate udges. UOR. Of.ACfvN'ER, JOSEPH BROBST, iUUN ileUENRV, f CormtiUiiotiirh Si &&Ktia Jwroary ; ptincipa) fflloea whhia ft of tha poo- , ' 1 ..it. meeting of the Legislature " i 'M-?S4' : . ' -'4. IK
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