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UPHOLSTERING.
TO THE LADIE s .

TO II III f. La T. s.
DAVID A. BAIRD, UrnoLsrERrR ~ GENERAL,
~ begs leave respectfully TO inform the citizens Of
Washington, and vicinity, that he has arrived IN tbs
DtJ from New York, where he has been engaged Tor
a number Of years 10 several Of the most extensive
and fashionable establishments, and Is now prepared
10 execute al kinds Of Upholstery work, viz Paper
Hanging, Cutting and Making Bed and Window Cur
tars cutting and making Carpets, fitting and putting
down Oh Cloth, Mating. Sc, and resulting and re-
covering Sofas, Chair, sc. &c,
Orders left al the Cabinet Warcrooms Of MIR. VIM.
Mel. Grips lth street, Pennsylvania avenue,
will be thankfully received and punctually attended
10.
Washington City, june %, lSl3. june 2d
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.
TRr,suRy Drp,RrarSr, April &c, 1913.

TRr,suRy Drr,RrMrSr, April 26, 1913
Notice is hereby given that this Department -
ready to redeem all the Treasury notes Of the United
States heretofore issued bearing date on, on amy
day before the first day July eighteen hundred AID
forty two, and which have become dse or shall be.
come due, before, on, the thirtieth day Of June
eighteen hundred aud forty three and that aooor-
ding the provisions Of different acts Of Congress,
interest upon all the notes herein described will coase
on the thirlieth day Of June next
Any notes that may be offered under this notice at
the Depositories Of the United States IN the City OF
New York, or at the city Of Washington, or al the
Treasury will be redeemed In money aud not other
wise. J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
arril 2g-tf
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HAND BOOK co COMMUNICATION BY
Ill Tll.EGhApH- Describing thc various
tbods either ~ flags of other Scmaphores aud 10.
machines q the Admiralty II Liverpool, Holy
head, i.audon, snd other places ! small volume,
uih enKratmgs, Jus, plbllshcd ~ London. A few
coptes Imported by D. TAYLOR.
Also, fsis de frairfd fresa Ieaaon--
Baiiys Astronomical Tables aud Formulae, aBi
explanatory Problems ard Elements OF the solar
system, vol octave, by Francis Baili,, President
% ths Astronomical Society ui London.
The Mature, Propertes aud Applications o. steam,
and on steam Navigation by John scott Russell,
| volume
Treati.c On The steam engine, By John Scott Rus
self, vol,
CLERKS Naval Tactics, with notes, b. Lord Rod
ney, vol.
Bolosus Traverse Tables British Naval Biogra-
pity British Nauiical Alinanscs for isii lsiJr and
lr46.
Naval Routine, BY Lieutenant Jord.oe, Royal Ma
W, ! vol,
Miles Elitome Of the Royal Naval Service vol.
Captain slr John Ross on steam aud steam nasiga-
ton vol.
Tredgold ON steam, aud tie steam engine large
vols
Hugo Reed the steam engine It's construction,
action history and the laws of heat and pncumatics,
and many other valuable works on the same classes
OF science.
June 9-u
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NEN MUSIC
\ Usi reserved ths si.io~ing pascrs Of new Music,
y "a De IA tsiab ssl sofs tw0 dOots eat VI i2th
stfout Psaa Atsaus
w. FISCHER.
Fsfhrf o. ~ wesp by Mrs. Henry shelton.
fhf kaus Eris, ~ } B.ackisy.
90 o. - Dssef ia 10 Preach. Coz he guitar
I 49, ths~ sassilt ssnis, D., "a Thorbrcke
s~sst Village llosas, y ] a. Gstzr
Dra'ssi, boa u thsyi hy a.. kisbs.
Ths Lot Gen, by u Cul,a
The o. sfn " Elaing, ~ Do.
Ths nssi-s a ~slta ~ IA BelmAn.
urihsah NafE ~ Do.
A Cabslbfs WshF ~ q Gfots.
GfaHd Marsh TIE Tnumlhan Stars Of America
dsiiiratsi % che volunteer corps u the u ) by
a. Zrsuet
t.es II. phalss Cantfsdanses, BY IA HerI.
Pias Apiis Caller ~ q. Or.ts.
a. hslls 40 Nsnii ~ u iiahuS.
feuia",s ouicksi,p t~o fefiofmsTs.
intgu
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NOTICE b hereby gwen that the Land Office in
q v lo~a Territory, temporarily removed 10 Ma
fiua, u l.lna Counis, b, Executive order, bearing
dsts 80 t~st,ts hf~i q December last Will son
pfaeiirabis b. rssiofed " The Of Du Buque.
Gseu under Ny hand Il the City OF Washington,
lhii Tla DAG VI Jane, A. ID. lsiJ.
JOHN TYLER.
b. ths President
Use "a hLAkE.
Cs.wusssasr ,JiAs Csasral Land ogie,.
lfua 1=taNG2
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ERENCH PORTFOLIOS.-lmported direct from
L Paris. by r. TAYLOR, and just received, a
small collection OF Portfolios Of iancy-colored goat
skin and Turkey MOI occo leather, finished in style
of beauty and taste superior to anS thing before
brought TO this marketa single dozen only received
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FURNISHED ROOMs-Four pleasant room',
L suitable for parlors ard sleeping rooms will bo
rented on moderate terms, singly or together. In
qure at the house, on + street, second brick from
Ninth street, opposite the Catholic Church, 10
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June geo, till 26 june

A CARD.--The undersigned having, under the
"A firm Of johnson & Callan, opened an office OF
General Agency for the negotiation and transaction
Of such business as may be confded 10 them in this
city, beg leave offer TO their friends and TO the pub
lie their services in the sale purchase of all kinds
Of real and personal property, corporation, bank In
surance and other stocks, negotiation Of loans and
Investments Of money, collections Of claims upon
The several departments of Government, rents and
dividends bond bills and notes from abroad, payment
Of for nonresidens, set cement of estates exc
cutting the duties of trustees, &c. Sc.I all for fair
aud reasonable commission, at their office, on +
street. a few doors east of Messrs Corcoran Riggs,
whsre they may always be found during business
hours.
The undersigned feel happy in the belief that. to
those who know. n who ever have known thsm II
Is unnecessary to say their business will be conduct
ed upon principles Of the strctest propriety in all
respects, and that all moneys passing through their
hands will be promptly RENTED, or otherwise dis
J0sdd of according TO Instructions.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
n. OALLAk Jr.
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A SMALL WHITE DOG strayed or taken from
~ Oh street Any person meeting with such an
animal without an owner will obge by leaving word
next to Gideon's Office OWNER
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FARMING AND GARDENING.
yEHE following works (among many Othrrs
L on hand on the same suLjscisD are lat-ls
received Tor sale by +. TAYLOR many Of
them imported direct from London
Sproules Agriculture, vol. London, 1913
Youatl on the Horse, vol. London, ls43
Bainbrldge's Guide to the Conservatory, Hot.
house and Greenhouse, | vol. London, 1872
Beyan on the Honey Bee, | vol lsi3.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject.
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Iiebig's
Johnson's Sir Humphrey Days and others.
Hogg on the Carnation; Main on Domestic pou.
try
Johnson on Manures aud Fertilizers.
Donaldson on Manures, Oh Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally.
MuhIenburg on Grasses Vaux on Tlllng aud
Fertilizing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Cacareous Manures, by Edward Ruiin, Of Viz
ginia.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
Sorans Practical liusbandry; Jesse Buel's Far
mer's Companion.
British Iiusbandry, vol. published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, | vol octave, London.
Outlines OF Flemish Husbandry and Reports Of
Select Farms vol London,
Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower and
Kitchen Garden, by Z. Neill.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticultural
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry in all It's various branches list to be con-
tnued
Loudon's Encyclopedia Of Gardening and Agri-
culture, for sale at So 80 each few copies only The
usual price being SIS. june
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MRS. GAssAwAy's BOARDING HOUSE
wi Removed TO the dwelling No. Z, east Of Gads-
bys, between y. TarLoR's bookstore and Mrs. HILs
Mliner's Store. Mrs. G.. is prepared for yearly or
transient boarders on reasonable terms.
June 3-lneo
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A CARD.
THE undersigned, having had the accounts Of
L several gentlemen placed in his hands for eollec
lion, viii in addition thereto attend to the collection
u debts generally within the District Of Col0mbia
lie hopes by strict attention to business and short
1turns, to receive share Of business from those
who may need the services Of a collector.
Orders left at the Office Of Jons ID. Glars, ESQ.,,
viii meet with prompt attention.
May est JOHN T. g. CLARK.
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rINO TERS-REDUCTIONlN THE PRICE
l. OF TYPE, PRESSES, SC, AT THE BALTI-
MORE TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
The proprietor of this long established foundry has
on hand is constantly manufacturing Type, Flowers
Borders, and is always prepared 10 furnish every
tice used in book, newspaper, and Job Offices with
promptness and fidelity The regular iounis of
Printing TYPE, from Pearl 10 Canon, are of the
most approved face, in great variety, and acknow-
lodged by those who have used them to be equal in
point Of finish and durability TO any manufactured in
the United States and being determined TO sell on
he lowest possible terms, he has made the following
reaf reduction in prices viz
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Posr OFrIcE DEPARTMENT,
june 9th, l643.
N compliance with law, sealed proposals will be
Il received at the Post Office Department until D.
IN. OF Friday the 30th instant for executing the fol-
lowing descriptions Of printing when ordered al any
time prior TO the si July, 1874, Go quantities as sta
ted, more OF iess,) viz;
Is rcams blanks and circulars Of one page on quar-
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w"sAsAsn@ "s The ivet oM<*s Washington cay
June Is, lrt3
Kgfersons oqsssssng ios issiers IN The following
last VIII please say they are advertised.
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TRUs TEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of Montgome
ID County Court sitting court of equity, VIII
sell at public sale The premises, Saturday the
first day Of July next, the farm of Thomas A. Dudley,
lying IN Montgomery county, Maryland, and now oc-
cupied by Jonathan Duey.
This fam vans about enc hundfed acres OF land,
aud is pleasantly situated in h.athy nsighborhoo,
adjoining the ,arms of w Magruder, Enoeh Il.
Hutton and w Darby, and ahou, three miles from
Brookyie, and four from Unity. The improvements
are comfortable Dwelling House, able, &e., and
spring OF pure waie. near The Dwelling.
Terus: Cash on the day uf sale
JOHN BREWER, Trustee.
June 10 law3w
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BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE

BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE
ID LATE WAR-Soldiers, or their heirs who
lave or may receive ccrtihcaies for bounty
lands are informed that the subscriber has engaged IN.
services Of faithful and competent agcn' now rcsid
ing in the Territory Of lows TO whose nay be safe
y ntrsted the selection and location Of said lands IN
that or any adjoining Territory OF State. No patent
can be obtained until the location made; and all
important that good aud valuable lands should be- ~
ected. To do this, agent should be employed who
can attend personally 10 the subject Persons hold
ing certificates as above aud who may desire 10 make
them of value, can have their respective locations
made upon liberal terms by applying, pea paid 10 the
subscriber.
Reference may be made to General George G,b
'O0' y '''''7 ~" HENRY H. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, ID G., April Six ou
NEW BOOKS This day received by Francl
N TAYLOR Doctor Olcn's Travels an Egypt, Arabic
Petrea, and the Holy Landry the Rev. stephen
Oleu, President Of the Wesleyan University, yOs.,
with engraving
ply.
Brande's Encyclopedia, No. J.
Townsend's Mesmersm
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 3 vols.
Downing College Architecture.
Platos Divine Dialogues, together with the .lpolo
ry Of Socrates translated fiom the original Greek with
dissertations and notes by Madame Daoier and other,
| vol, London.
Boiannioai Tert Book, by Asa Gray, Professor in
Harvard University, vol
LJardin des Plants diiiustr6, vol. octave Paris,
1872 with several hundred eLgrsyings.
May 30-u
PICrORlAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
nURING THE REIGN OF GEORGE III
IL being history Of the People as well a, hisio-
ry Of the Kingdom in three volumes large octave,
with many hundred illustrations, portraits, historical
engrayings sc &c. and comprising the whole history
of the American Revolution and Of Europe during
the reign Of George Ill BY G.. J.. Crsk and Cha
Nacfarlanc assisted by other gentlemen.
The two first volumes Of the above Just im-
ported from London by y. TAfBOR-(a few copies
only) The th.rd volume mot yet publsned) viii be
received during the present year.
The Pictorial History OF England, preceding Tie
reign Of George Ill Is comprised IN four large octa-
yo volumes sold a separate work-the two form
ing probably the best history OF England oSlant
may 3O-u
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References;
Very Rev. DIR. Wm. Matthews,
Gen. John 7 Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Clagett, Esq.
Gen. Walter smith, Geovetown.
John kurtz, Esq.
Messrs. Hugh Smith Co, Alexandria.
Messr., Loring s kupfor, Boston
Nessrs Young, Smith s Co.
g. Wolfe s. Clarkes, M, yorL
Baily, Ward s Co.
BENZ II. Field, Esq
Hon. John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq. Philadelphia.
Messrs. Levi Garrett & Sons,
Eo : Ss 81 a; s. 6 Esq Baltimore
Messrs. Dunlop Moncurc n Co, Richmond.
Messrs. J. X W. SOuthgste Norfolk.
Messrs. J. w. Zachary Il Co. NJ, o.l.,ns
Hon. +. ID. White,
City Of Washington, May l6, 1853.
~ q. We propose to such editors Of newspaper
in any Of the commercial cities, who wi insert tho
above Card for one month in their columns, sending
Us paper containing the same TO transact any bu.i
ness they may require in this city, coming within The
scope Of our Agency, for the space Of year from
the first Insertion, free Of charge j. Z.
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ns-The inland postage on aA letters intended 10
20 by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain 70
WIN. Jones, 2 M.
June l5--3
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NAVY AcrSTs OFTIcE,
Washington. May 3lst, lsi3.
SALE OF SCRAP IRON.
w ILL be sold at the Ma y Yard in this City, on
w Thursday the 18th day OF June ensuing at !
o'clock, the following LOT Of Scrap Iron, viz
1000 lbs. Wrought Scraps,
1000 lbs. trimmings from Tanks,
1000 lbs punchings from Tanks,
5000 lbs borings and turnngs,
6 to 800 do. old files assorted.
The above Iron will be sold for cash
WIN. b. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
II. w. DYER & co. Auctioneers.
June l-3tawtooth June Intel. & Gobe)
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21

LAuNcR OF TIM STEAMER or War PRrscR-
roN.-AccordiDg to previous announcement.
and Notwithstanding the inauspic:Onsuess OF
the weather, this fine vessel. which has long
been the theme Of conversation among n0u.
tical men, was launched yesterday from our
navy ward at quarter past one o'clock
The rain which had fallen heavily through.
out the whole of the morning, had in nowise
abated at the time of the exciting and inter.
esting ceremony.
Before she was launched, however, the
Episcopal service was read by the Rev. Mr.
Suddards, Of this city, and then a beautiful
and eloquent prayer was offered up to the
Almighty, invoking him TO protect this gal
liant ship and our navy, while engaged in
the services and cause of our country, etc.
The Princeton sits like a swan upon the
water, and she was the admiration of all ca
pable of judging of naval architecture
Tho usual salutes were fred from the navy
yard, both during the progress of getting her
off the stocks as well as after she had reach
ed her destined element.-Phh. American.
ROBERT DALE OWEN has lately been cleo
ted by the Democrats, member of Congress
from Indiana. The Augusta Chronicle
gives the following description Of some Of
his leading qualifications for this office:
"Mr. Owens Democracy is not to be ques-
toned. He is man who openly advocated
the most odious agrarian doctrines; who
has devoted all his energies in carrying out
the principles Of his father and Miss Fanny
Wright; who squandered his substance in
attempting to establish community ofprop-
ety. ut New Harmony, Indiana; who joint.
" with Fanny, edited paper at Boston,
called the " Free Press" which was wholly
devoted to the "march of mind" the cage
of improvement" the "righis of man." who
reviled Christianity; who scoffed at relig-
ion, and condemned. the institution of mar
riage. He is no doubt full blooded DEM
ocrat, "and quarter over" He has been
rewarded by a seat in the councils of the
nation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21
RECONCILIATION.

An two ride horse together, one must ride behind
We take the following good one from the
New York Plebian:
GA STRONG IDEA.-A correspondent sug-
gests the union of Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr..
Calhoun on the same ticket, one as Presi-
dent and the other as Vice President. Wha,
a mighty team they would make Such a
union is by no means improbable. 1t would
insure Mr.. Calhoun the Presidency after
the next term, beyond ii peradventure."
Not improbable! Oh, no. That is. if the
day of miracles should be returned. When
the sun borrows light from the moon, and
rivers turn about and 90 uphill, we shall
look for such an event-and not till them
Mr.. Calhoun ride double with Mr.. Van Bu-
rem, and take the back seat. too !! He'd see
him drowned in the sea first-and then he
would not. To be sure there is something
of an inducement in the above terms of Mr..
Van Buren's organ. In the end, the presi-
dencv is to enure 10 Mr.. Calhoun's bene-
fit" Were he to take that place in the sad
die with Mr.. Van Buren,, he would MT be
anxious to define his position. We see many
strange things now days. and are hardly
surprised at any combination in that school
of politicians but when the chivalrous
Southerner, wearing his Palmetto buttons,
shall be found sneakng along into. the
White House behind the rnan.. ;;'a in he bad
c!l.a racterized as belonging to the order Of tie
foe and the aceosls, "-asking 10 feast his ambi-
ton on the remnant of his masters stump.
tuous banquet the age will be in the lowest
degeneracy. The world will not stand long
enough for that Cour0ni.
From the Rochester Democrat Of the 18th inst.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BOARD.
The American Board of Foreign Missions
commenced its twenty fourth Annual Ses-
sion ut the First Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday afternoon. Among the distin
gushed persons present, we notice Dr.. Cox
of Brooklyn, DR.. Skinner, of New York, Drs
Armstrong, Green and Anderson, Secreta-
ries to the Board, Dr.. Edwards, of Andover
Chancellor Walworth, Hon. Theo. Freling.
huysen, of NJ. Rev. MIR Pomeroy, Maine
Dr.. Lansing. of Danbury. EXIT. Governor
Armstrong, Boston, Dr.. Halves. of Hartford
DR.. Blodget, of Boston, DR.. Adams, Syracuse,
Prof. Goodrich, New Haven, DR.. Scudder
Madras Mission, Rev. Mr.. Horsington, Cey.
lon, Rev. Mr.. Bingham, Sandwich Islands,
Hon. Messrs Page, Vermont, and Cutler, Me-
Dr.. Cleveland, DR.. Wisner, Of Ithaca.
The Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Pres
ident of the Board, was in the chair.
Mr.. Hill, of Boston, read the Treasurer
Annual Report, which was referred to the
appropriate Committee.
The following is a synopsis of the Report
as correct as II could be made from the
short time il was in the hands of the report.
er. We give the totals for each mission
which include all the expenditures in shape
of remittances, drafts and expenses of voy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21
WING ETATE CONTENTION.

The Wings Of Connecticut will hold State Con.
yentiOn at New Haven on Wednesday, the 6th day of
November next for the purpose Of nominating can
dldates for Governor, Lieut. Governor, Treasurer
Secretary, and Controller. and for the selection Of
SIX delegates to the National Wing Convention, 10
oe holden ln Baltimore in May next The conven,
ton 70 consist Of delegates from each town equal to
double the number OF its representatives in the Gen
eral Assembly. The Committees OF the seveTa
towns requested to attend to the call;no If
ings for the appointment of delega,ea AZ earle A
practicable.
EZRA S. HAMILTON,{ Central
HENRY PECK, Comrnittee
New Haven, Sept. 7th, l843
N. B~The Wing papers Of this State are request.
ed to publish the above NOTICE, and continue the
same from time TO time until after the meeting Of the
Convention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21

SOFrEKENs the ExRREssSoN.-"That's a
laundering big lies" said Tom. "No."
replied Dick 'it's only q Illuminating en-
Engagement of elongated veracilyl" Harry
took OIf his hat. elevated his eyes. and held
his tongue.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21

FIRE IN CL1NTcN-The dwelling house of
Mr.. Nathaniel Hurd, situated near the Meth
odist Church in Clinton, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday afternoon of last week.
The fire was discovered in the chamber over
the kitcheu. and is'supposed to have Origina.
ted through some defect in the chimney.
Most of the furniture 10 the lower part of,he
house was saved-tLat in the chambers was
destroyed.--N. III. Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21

GLIDING publications. sal
aries, &c. &c. 2l,46l %
DR.. Armstrong read the report Of the pru-
Dental committee, after which the Board
adjourned till evening.
EwENING.-A immense throng assembled,
in the evening, to hear the annual sermon Of
DR.. Skinner, Of New York. The press was
So great tina, hundreds were obliged to go
away, aud we among the rest
A BUNKER HILL SOLpIER OF THs OTHER
sTBE.-A paper published ut Dumfties. Sect.
land mentions ore Sergeant Reid, who was
10 the British army at the battle Of Buaker
Hill and now In the lO6th year at his age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21

MELANCHOLY Williams, aged
10, and John, aged 10, sons of Mr.. Hatfield.
and Theadore, aged 10, son Of George G..
FoFdhanl, all Of this place were drowned
yesterday morning, about 8 o'clock. by the
upsetting of a sail boat in which they were,
near Old Fireplace Point. There was
mother boat about 80 rods 90 the leeward
when tho accident happened. but such
was the violence Of the wind and seq,
that II was impossible to reach them, and
nothing was to bc seen but part of the mast
ana snfl above watar--E gg. karbw Con
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-21

The Rev. Amos Lefevre, who, about six
or seven months ago, was charged with the
seduction of a young girl. one Of his congre.
gation,under most aggravated circumstances
has been tried in Bedford county, Pa, where
the circumstance occurred, and convicted of
administering poison to Miss WOODBURY.,
with an intent to murder her. He has now
comfortable prospect of residence in the
penitentiary for his outrageous hypocrisy
and villainy.-N. III. Herald.