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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

constant snppiy OF this medicine may always he onnd
II wholesale and rsta OF A D, SANDS - F,itoi-
.frr and at retail of Abraham b. Sands o. Z5 Broad
way corner Of ChambssstIeet and OF Sands 20, -
East Broadway Marke;-stEeet, Newf rr'GrN
trn. 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

tolEntIl "VttIS'l.t, " D.t I Z Co, Hygeisi,.
British Co!iegeoi Health, ,es Road, London Jan. 1913
Health ouaoH vi! T.. .-l!e wth the en,lUi.
by The 'lends 0 tie iygrian SyS,ern inasnnch
Iends 10 e}oee Ind o5oSs t4C0JfhtsS cettJe.5 wkch
have BEEN te. ril cIc,i t by os- ,o dpsti,u,.
gIrohl gTuclr!e, de- l.5 IgU0r4tot the healing ar.h
The valuable sIc. u liz British College may be OBJ
tanned the.r at:a iurv OF er gentlemen Who hTs
.akem a2eacics ,ey-ro ,is different States whose
w,ll 5e iound "a IL N1.g OK LoaIirr and EnIuirer'
They ca Jr had also III lie anal package hs follow.
E2 suL-Agru;,. VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

q Pick Slip cor SOuth-st-
Persons wishing send for their friends come out this
fvare packet any the line cando favorable terms,
AID those wishing remit De supplied wiki drafts
for any amount payable demand without any
other ch4rgy all the post of England Ireland Scot
laal Wales. dpplIcat above.
The nc7 packet ship Queen Of the Yves; viii succeed The
ths lbh S-nienl-r her esliil day nI6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

NO1'lCE-1he Copartnership heretofore cxlsl.
ns between lacis j. Whitsey ald Li-o. W. Jenkins
this DAY dissolved by mutual T, business will
continued at the old stand " John uad-r the fn OF
PHlLBlN x &JENK!NS--N-w-YoI \ OK, August ls 1873.
amin II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

DY ORDER of the Hon. Z. a. Tallnladse, lie
- coyer of the Cty of New Yok notice Is hereby gwen
pursuant the provisions Of the statute authorizing attach
against aGscomdng concealed apd NONRESIDENT 9ebtoI
Nrwbold and John l.. New bold and OF each of them,
dents Of the Cy of Philadelphia Penusy yania aud that III.
will be sold for the of their dGbts, unless they
appear aud discharge such attachment according 10 law with
months the publication of this and
that the ymen any debts them by any persons
company a! tina delivery TO diem for their of any
-ty evidence property belonging .he, and the
Ter Of any stock property them, forbidden by law and
are yod.-Dated the 10th day of june 1913.
T.. 4 H. e 4 AII.EN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

INDIA RUBBER HOSE Days first premiuIp
India Rubber Eose for CIotoa Wat- warranted
burst sea crack become aSziuinous the wit
oths may BE- exchanged ans inside
uoutns If found imI-rfeci
Warehouse OF the toxbnry ada Rubber establishments 4
Maiden lane HORACE Fl. DAY, Successor aul I'm
INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON Wa
TER-Ths public respectfully invitei examine tn,
article manufactured The subscriber. The superiority a.
India Rubber hose is already we'll Known and While h. doe
pretend 10 IS btI=r any other h warrants
July equal and 20 bear the pressure OF the Cotton Wafer
much s,op!sr than ths generality OF this Of hose
sold IL low prices a ia.r discount made Plumbers
c. L. ROSS, l2i Maiden Lane
3s.fu between Pear! and Water-at-es,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

= szrSs oNEW YORK AND KINGSTON
rSs-ss.aIGe- STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
NE-For Kingston and Delaware and Hud-
sou Cauai--Steamboats NORWICH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH, Captain JOHN SAMuELs will leave New
York. foot of street. every Wednesday and Saturday
A, o'clock p. NJ.
win leave Kingston tRondout) Landing every Tuesday
aud Friday, al O'clock P. M
The EMERALD, Captain JOHN RETcHUM, will leave
NeuYok foot OF Murray strset every Monday and Thurs
day at 5 O'Clock, P Nj.
will aavc Kingston (Rondou0 Landing every Wednes-
lay and Saturday al o'clock, f. NJ.
for freight or passage apply on board. rnh99 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

>, 2.srt PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
JSS-@zrsSSr-- BOATS EoRALBANY THROUGH Dl.
sss....SasS.R RECT DAILY, at O'Clock P NJ. Sundays
excepted. the Steamboat Pier between CORTLAND aud
Liberty streets.
Capt a. r. ST. John. Will leave Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday at O'clock, T. A.
The and coIinoiious Steamboat ROCHESTER,
Capt A. Houghton, will leave Monday "Wednesday aud Fri
day at To'cock, T. NJ.
At o'ciock-LaadiRg at intermediate places.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. w br4inard,
viii tcsvs Monday "Wednesday aud Friday evenings ats
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt NJ h. ttoesdell,
will leave Tuesday, THURSDAY AID Saturday evenings, AZ :
Passengers taking ihis Line OF Boa's Will Alb
ny u ample time 70 take the Mornne tram OF Cars le
are furnished With and elegant State Rooms ana ioi
speed sna accommodations uurvaed on The hncsoo
O.aSe % L., Mllnrf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

STATE OF NEW-YORk, SIN Chancers =
- Before the Vice Chancellor OF the First Ccuit-rhe
Washington Mutual Insurance Company Jscoo Wester-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

DY ORDER OF The Honorable trancIs H. Rug
d rle Judc. of Cfautluque County Courts of the de-
gree of counsellor law the Supreme Court notice IS
made against the OF Israel Tu;tle nonresident
debtor and that the same vii be sold for the payment ni MS
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment accord
10 law within nne month, from the tTst Inbi'it!on {"
residents OF this State and the delivery to hm for s
OF any property within this belonging 70 him. the
transfer OF any such property By ln ai9 iois oy Ia"
and are VOID. r -ioHA "as'L
iell law4m Attorney for atlnchlns ctedItors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

DY ORDER of Hon. Thomas c. Chluenden,
ID First Judge of the Jefferson County Courts notice is
given that an attachment has issued the estate
OF William r. Stewart nonresident debtor aud that the
same will i sold 5r the pa yent his debts unless ne ap
and discharge such attachment according 20 aw within nIe
months from the first publication Of this notice; and that the
aymeut OF any debts due to him By residents of this STATE
and the delivery him for his OF any property within
hs State belonging him. and the transfer o such
perry By him forbidden By law and void Dated March
ii, 1913. j. VI ILl-iH,
mo- Iav0n Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS.-import-
= AMI for the Deaf-e commend 10 the particular atien-
non n thoe esrous of ha, their hearing restored Scar
60 O for Defines We highly spoken 81 by those
' " Nom. Chronicle
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

- = yy-i;.,enors:-SiT-ln August lsst had sever
MI A r. w w ~ sra, days thought 1t good oppor.
aair7 to M mE Ct yess5aSg sgFup a Thf ~ yS0 s0
sTlt s m - a,sr takux the third dose In ny opinion
, w. VI. HE me,licin- Respectfully yogrSuOpvrSs
r-,, ", David $ Mills Jr., OF BushwleS l. L. Ts.i
G.n n the Gity OF NevTok. as one 'ha' Sui!'is
-b.,n wi IN yure Milk ,,.L -;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
DyoRDER of the Hon. Michael Ulshoeffer

DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael UlshoetisI. y;l,.
DFir,t Judge OF tte Court OF Common Peas for te oi
and County Of NewYo1k Notice hereby pusnan.
70 The provisions OF the authorizing attachments
shscondins concealed and nonresident debtors tina; an 81
fsrsn has isssed the of The II
I'D doing business under the firm of Door j Lsi
harr resid-n Of Pkn, the State OF Illinois and that s
ssne will D. sold for ,- payment Of their debts unless '
appear aud discharge such according to lay W.T.
n n;ne months from The first publication CT this notice. IN"
har The payment Of sny dbts due he by residents OF this
Sta,a and the delivery 10 them or for their use OF au proper
- within this STATE belonging them and the transfer o am
snch ro1er,y BIZ the forbidden by law and are voc
Dated the twentieth day oI July. lS+1-
WELLS * Van WAGE.NEN,
jyee Iaw9m attorasys for tttachlns CEeeiiioL. -
DY ORDER of Hon. Aaron Vanderpool Asso-
ID ciate Justice Of the Superior Court of the City o e'
York Notice hereby pursuant 70 the PROVISIONS o
t statute authorizing attachments resident dent
s that an attachment has Issued against ts estate OF VIII
ham NJ Arhuckle Thomas Evans and Presley ATbucSl
rssdents OF Erie Pennsylvania and that the be sold
for the payment their debts unless they APPEAR and DIS
charge such attachment according 10 law, Within nine months
f-on te first publication OF This rotcs and that the
aJts n. to them h residents of this State md the de-
lysry 10 them f- their u.s., Of any properly w'thin t
Stat belonging them ami The transfer oi such ror
Sv re arr forbidden by law and void Dated the oth
dav of May 1873. RlCHARl! D. nlAbaLL.
a2 laweu Attorney ioT Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

E1DfA Z, z,MONE11SV bOli III 1 111!t''-
ft<=SzVG.--- KILL. Verpanck Grassy.Poin Sing Sing,
TaTfytown Dobb,s Ferry Hastings and Ysak; 1sa!G
steamer COLUMBUS. Capt: VIM II. Frazee, will leave
New York from the foot Of Chambers street every
day at i2i o'clock P M except Sundays when she
will leave Peekskill at 2oclock Landing at the foot
No1Icr-All goods freight, baggage bank bills sece
other kind oropey taken SHIPPED or put on board this
boat the risk the of such goods freight
baggage, NC.
Ihnatn or irli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

DY ORDER of William ingls .Assoclat" Judge
u Ne,sYork Common Pleas notice hereby given, pursu
AMI 10 the provisions OF the authorSlng attachments
against NONRESIDENT debtors that attacn-nt has issued
s.sjnst the estate of Benjamin F. Griffin, who resident o
the State Georgia and ;at the VIII b. sold Tor the
payrnt of his debts unless he appear and discharge Sucha
iacirnen according 10 law within months from the first
publication OF this nece; and that the payment OF any debts
due 70 him Ok residents tbs Sta belonging 70 it6 l"d
and are void. Dated the 9th day OF January; lS!3
4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

II NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
|..srI ETS-Packet OF 25.h Auzust.The splendid fast
~ sailing aud fayore packet ship Siddous Capt. T. B.
Cobb, VIII sail punctUay as above her regular day.
The SHIPS line all 1900 hurhen and upwards
and or cabin second cabin and steare
passengers well known superior any other ne OF
packets.
Thoss in 10 secure berths should fail make early
application 10 W. 81. T. TAPSCOTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16


1T BEaxARD BARToS.
Though Earth has fall many beahsiIuI spot,
As poet Or painter might sho1 4;
Yet more lovely nnd beantifal. holy ahd bright,
To the hopea Of the heart, and spirits glad sight
lathe land that no mortal may know.
There DE srJs,aIlins stream. bursting fsrsh from
the Throne, is
flovaon, and forever will flow I,
It's waves. - they roll. are with melody rife,
Aedhs waters are sparkling with beauty and life /,
IN inc land which no mortal may know
And here on lie margin. with iesge. ever green.
With its fruits healing sickness and wo.
The fair tree Of life In lis glory and pride, .
u led BY the deep tinexhanstible tide. a
On the land which no mortal may know.
There. too are The lost whom velovd on this earth
With those mem 'ries our bosoins yet glow
heir reliques we gave 10 the place 6f tbs dead
Bot their glorifed spirits before ls have ned So
To the land which no mortal may know.
There lbe pale orb or Night, and the fountain Of
Day, go 7
Nor beauty nor splendour bestow;
But the presence OF Him, the 1nchaneing AM!
And the holy, the pure, the immaculate Lamb!
Light the land which no mortal may know.
Oh who but must pine in this Clark vale or tears,
From its clouds and its shadows 70 90,
10 valk in the light Of the glory above,
And 70 share The peace, and the Joy and the love-
" The land which no mortal may know.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16
TO THE PUREFC.

VIE subscriber lakes this method of refrrn.
~ ING his grateful acknowledgements d IA.
friends for past fayors, aud begs leave 70 morn
tnem and The public generally, that he s pre.
pared with Machinery FOR Manufacturing
WindoD Sash, Windoo Blinds. and
PANEL Doors,
And can furnish those In want Of such .r,;el..
1t short notice, end a. reduced prices. Be -.
now Oh hand, Glarge stock Of SASH q. ron.
sizes-perspDs wishing 70 build would advanee
iheir work more rapidly By Purchasing door,
blinds. snd sash. already made up. Chat bein2
the work most Troublesome and occupyinr lths
grealest length Of time ITO such great Be- ain,
will be given He Is also prepared To- ccntrart
For the ERECTION of BuiIdii1es
and from his experience he Haiters himself that
be can fully satisfy the notions OF the most fss-
tidious. either for durability, comfort, convent.
ence, Or elegances or for plainness and econo-
my, 10 the arrangement Of dwellings. Persons
wanting any thing 10 bis line will do well to call
at his old stand, corner Of Liberty and Charles
Streets, before dealing elsewhere.
nFI an also prepared to put on ZINC
ROOFING, at all times. &
B. ToMLINsoN. \
Eharleafown March 1919
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GenrrdL EnteIIfarnre.

ANOTHER FlRE.-AOn Monday last AZ noon, our
town was visited by another ere, which result-
ed 10 the destruction Of two dwelling lhouses
and The Csbinet-sbop Of Mr.. Andrew Bowman,
at the western part Of King street. The fire
originated 10 the shop or MIR. Bowman, whilst he
was al dinner, and communicated 10 the dwell
ling Of Mr.. John Hoglen, and The small dwell
ling on the lot belonging TO the Lutheran con-
gregal lion, all three Of which were destroyed in
little more shan an hour. The Wind was blow
ing from the north WestSSe strongly al The
time, and several roofs were sci on FIRE in con
sequence, but were soon extinguishsd.
Nartinsbugg Gazette.
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HALACHER'S PATENT
LIFE PRESERVING
SINGLE TREE.

UNhE subscriber having purchased the Patent
III eRighyfor the County OF Jefferson, Of The
above invaluable and simple safeguard, against
The destruction Oh life and property, offers TO
the Inhabitants Of the county Of Jefferson, as an
intaut and sure preventive, against all accidents
arising from runaway or unruly horses, either
inaipgle ordoubls harness. BY pulling strap
eonnected with the single.tree, which extends
10 The seat Of the driver, the horses are imme-
didtely detached, and At the same time drag
isiet down. b. whickNthe carriage is gradually
stopped and prevented ffom going either back
ward or forward. J
The excellence ofthe invention has been test
ID before hundreds, giving the most entire salts.
ACTION.
A model Of the patent can be seen at Mr.. w }.
J. Hawks. carriage manufactory, CharlestoWn,
whore he win BE- prepared At ell times 10 attach
thiS valuable invention to carriages Or hughes.
81 lG'S :. LYLEs. +
Msrch 3, 1851.
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The New York Commercial Washing
ton Correspondent saws: The authorship
Of he lately published Harpers] life Of
Mr.. Calhoun is attributed on good au-
ihority here. 10 Mr.. r NJ. T. Hunter. Of
Virginia. presen, member. and late Speak.
er Of the House 81 Representatives. i,
is said thai Mr.. Calhoun is making much
headway among the democrats Of the
Empire State. and that great efforts are
under way 70 induce him 70 make visit
to Albany immediaiels afiersthe close oil
the present session Of Congress-" 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16
F0R RENT.

HyHE undersigned has for rent his STORE
II HOUSE. st Kerneysville, Jefferson coun-
y, Va, Immediately where the Rail Road eros
ses the turnpike. eve miles from Shepherdslown.
The neishberhood Is Neallhy and thiekly set
tied. The above establishment is worthy the
attention Of any merchant with small capital,
who msy be DESTROYS Of doing safe business. -
Possession will be given on the lst Of April. ~
Any person wishing 70 rent, can knowlmy terms
BY eppiyin 10 me at Kernsysville.
JAMES Al. KERNEY.
March 2, 1884 M
nfAny person who may wishto Rent, may
rest assured that there win be no other DRY
Goods Store this plaee-thereforela good bu-
siness msy be done.
T Mareh9 3, 16i3. j. A. KERNEY.
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MONEY WANTED |!

gTVHE subscriber IS making arra1geme1ls TO
D visit the Eastern cities, for the purpose Of
making his spring purchases, aud would respect
fully urge upon his friends the necessity Of pay
ing al least part Of their accounts, ~ their
prompiness will be duly appreciated. BY the
splendid STOCK or GOODS he will present
10 them on his return. Having never lost con-
6denee IN the integrity Of The people. be hopes
that they viii respond a once 10 This call.
r. d. DORIAN.
Harpers-Ferry, March 3, lsss. -3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16
N0seIGR.

fb1AVING administered upon the Estate Of my
~ husband Jesse Bateman decd and not find
ing i convenient 10 attend personally insetting
up the accounts, do hereby appoint aud author
ize Hugh Gilleece to aet as my Agent in the
settling up Of all accounts, to whom alsorefer
ell those that know themselves indebted.
Prompt attention 10 this notice is requested,
as i j. desirable that all accounts shpnld be
closed Withoutdelay.
MARY BATEMAN, .aaaa'r
~ efths Estate n Jesse Bairpan, dec'l. Z
Harpers-FerrY, March q l643.--tf
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SDS4{SllOWAR

HAVE REMOVED NY STOCK n GOODS
ION. my NEW STORE ROOM, opposite
.ne Sank, where expect 10 keep always on
nsnu. . neal and we'll assorted Stock Of Goods.
as intend g give my undivided sttsntiou 10
business, natter myself thar shall be able TO
sell goods on as good terms as they can be p,lr-
chased in this or any other town IN, The county.
! lwould take This opportunity Of returning my
thanks to my old friends and customers, and ne
public generally, for the liberal patronage have
heretofore received. and hope BY strict alten-
ton TO business, and desire 10 please. 20 con-
tnue 10 merit share Of the public's patronage.
March 8. VIM I,OCK
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AccoRMl OK. respectfully informs re
maj he has returned, md NAV bs~fou.d- for !.
nE ypekss ~ Carss1 Hotel, prepared Win
~ iHlest impfoFed Instruments. and best nate
rial, recently procured q the Northsrn Enc,
% perform 81 opsraiions conducive % Is. besu-
~ md 'pressrxsti6n Of The teeth.
~ roliectiou o. iHceysrPfibie Tssfk are not
surpassed eliner ~ durability OF their close re-
senblanee . The natural teeth,
! March 9. is4s.--3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

NHE subscriber offers his services. as MlLL-
whieHr, to the Milers and Mill owners Of
Jefferson and the adjoining counties. Those
wishing to ps.ronise him, shall have their work
done 10 . neat and substantial manner. and with
despatch. GEO. c. NORTH
Charlestown, March 9. l643.-lt
ehLeesburg Washingtonian'' insert the a.
oove 81. and forward bib 10 this Office.
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Rlecfforl Notice.

- o4rf,f il hershr given. that an Election
Iii IS keld 81 SATURDAY. he leik dss
Is -t1r,c5F ;hs,anf. Al the following places, lor
1890. 81 OYERsEERS OF THE POOR,
\. Observation-Disclosures, a. Daniel Emit
- under he snperintendence Of Chns
1. - - Dr. odirlsy, OF either Of them.
u ''s..,r.cf-- chsrlssf0wu, al the copr,-house,
O. KS snnerintcbdenee Of Charles ~. Ais
1sss ~ SsS.fi sadlsr. OF either 81 them.
~. sn,iikfsl7. Al Henry Smiths a.
~ he snperintepdence Of John 2.
4 q finberlake and Walter J. BurwellI
.-;st--fIarpers-Ferry 8 William Cor
he soperinlendents Of John
-. Wager, OF either Of them
b chosen 70 aci as Over.
each District.
HARD DUFFlEED. Sheriff.
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PUNISHMENT FOR SRDucrloE "A BILL
has been read IN the. Senate 81 Pensyl-
vsnia by Mr.. Sullivan. called IAN act %
punish seduction. and TO afford more
adequate remedy for The injury This
bill declares that seduetion of any female
is an offence. and ia addition t. The RENE
dies no Y given BY law. any person con,
vicied Of this offence inl amy Court u
Quarter Sessions. shall be sentenced "a
pay fine not less than 500, nor more
than $1,000 1t The discretion Of the
Court, and further, 10 undergo solitary
ou6nement. II hard iabouF. 10 the Peni.
Tertiary. not lass than Dne year nor more
than tee; and lha: the action for seduc-
lion may be saed BY any mother or rela-
tive Of The fsasale seduced Pail. Ledger.
l
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m % m II a. JEo

INTENDING to resume business in the spring,
ioeslgn Nsting Baltimore shortly, for the
purpose Of LAYING in STo0Ko OF GOODS.
10 enable me 70 40 so, i IS desirable that all
persons noeoted should make irrmsdiaft pay
msns o. ~ least part Of their sccount$ Per-
sons disregarding tbs notice are hereby Dotfed
mat thetr accornts will be transferred for col
lection. TIMRERTlAKR !
Smithdeld. Fab % lgIs,
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CATTTUON.

I0HE public are cautioned against receiving
~ note Of hand given BY The snbserihsr
some time in January or February last. to wm.
johnson for SIS, payable 50 days after date
As have not received fair con .idsrssiop
therefor. will not pay said note. unless com
PEELED By Law. d
March q 1a41 ne
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aArA -. as~--@
u ne H916DIlsheF 8E fRe pfiladehha Evening Jour
nal has received letter from friend in bradford
County, ennsyiyanih, dated se,r Feb, detailing
the particulars OF act of seaqetien the most afro
cious in ITSELF and in its consequences the most er
rible Of any within our observation. Il Is s. fol-
Some eighteen monthssago Rev. Mr..
Lefevrs cametoa quiet valley Of The Sus.
quehanna, in quest Of congregation, over
which 10 exercise bis pastoral charge --
His clothes were somewhat thread worn,
and the wig Of bis reverence had evident.
ly seen better DAYS. Hisedevout appear
ance and exceeding zeal. accompanied
by considerable talent. soon insratiated
him with the people Of amost respectable
church. who after some attention TO the
outward man in the1way Of new coat
and wig. placed id their pulpit man
who for months was lhe admiration Of the
surrounding country for, bis elOquence,
zeal and piety.
II is now discovered that the wig Cos
vered Reverend has made young mem
beI Of his Church notherf without its
rites, The young Ia ~ is d aplain but
highly respectable family herself young.
beautiful unmarried, and remarkable fof
the purity. Of ner previous life. and the
exemplary discharge Of her tiIial duties.
Her mothers health had been such for
some years that.dhe daughter i'm a great
measure supplied her place 10 the young:
er children. In this relation she won the
especial regard Of sIl who knew her
Father, mother and daughter were mem-
beers Of the same Church, uniting their
hopes Of the next wbrlds as ven as The en-
| joymenis Of this. This peaceful fold was
invaded by the pastor. Il is unnecessary
10 dwelllupon this atrocious abuse Of pas.
torai relations. The consequences hold
forth fearful wafning. About week
ago the daughters situation vas known,
and the guilt brought home I'd The rever.
end father Her mother was thrown into
conyulsions, In which she was yet, lying
when our informant wrote, and still more
dreadful, her father, who hadfihrough life
cherished a spo,Iess reputation for himself
and family, on bearing bis daughter
shame, and BIS pastors vlilaiay. pressed
GIbolh hands 10 his breast-gave one groan
and died." Thus writes ~ Us friend
who may be iimplicitly relied on. The
Rev. Mr.. Lefevre wasiodged 10 the Jail Of
Bradford county, on Monday.
L
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IAN now receisiog apd opening, aslock Of
New and Seasonsblt Goods 10 mt Store
Room, opposite The Bank. where shall b hap.
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ana The pubic geasrally - pledge myself 10 SCI
goods for cash as low as They bebcught IN nj
or any olher place in The county,
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