LOUCE' • liIOUS tintiv Itir • the Rhea .- .and , other. AtUll need not be said in relation to this winider ful remedy, as the Proprietor feels confident - that . wheat.applied,iit will, as can be proven by the number otrespectab so le perns, effiltriuimiitire cure of the , Rheumaticand- other pains. -It hail-not,untiLlately_d been, his intention'to make it public t but by the, rP .- fluent applications of his neighbors, and the wonderful cures iyhas effected, hp tbels it a.dutvlie owes to -- society-us-well:as Va. himself; to make ;e more gene-. . rally Anisinm; mid at the - same - time us lie can within the reach of all, who may be afflicted . with that lihinliil disease. • • • HttndredS of names could be published of Persons . , ivho have been , ciired.by this celebrated - medicine, but the following are selected from dill mass, as be ing arnply sufficient to attest its pewees. , John•Srovp, David Header, Jacob L. Nagle, P. Lindgmuth, George - Fisher,, Joi n t Alsbaugh, . C. Stoner, John Coever„ . • • Samuel - Fenely, ~ Aaron Mender,' 1' Lituleirtuthir. Samuel Young, Hobert Dysart, R. Richardson, Jacob Worlieb, .11,enry-41sbaugh J. Diffenbaugh, Jacob _fliers. ChristiairOrgan,— Upstand, . • , Motint Joy, August 25, 1836.. • All orders front a distance addressed to the Sub , : Scriber, Wind Uoy,Lancaster county, 011 be prcdnpt •"ly and fiiithfully attended to. -; • • . •• • SAMUEL LOUCKS. MOunt Jay, Feb. 7, 1837. . , Tbe. above medicine is also far sale by .101 1.1,1,11.43ELD Cariicta, Febrpury 12, 183 S IMPORTANT' TO THE STCK. ViViMani 'Evans' _ . Camomile .''Ponic and Paniily - Sjipeiieni • f ' - Pills. • • . - AsTrtmA, 3 itARSSTANDiNer. 'Afr.Robert Mouroe-Schn)ll;lllolfilieted-withAr - - hbove distresak gfitaladv. S 3 niptoms.—great langor„ flatulency ; disturbed rest, nervous headache, difilettfly of breathing, tightness nail •strieture across the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability mat restlessness, could not lie in a horizontial position; a ithout the sensation of bnpending . sidtbeatiompalpitation of-the heartEdis tressing,Ough, costlieness, rof the stomach, ttrotii siness, great - debility and deficiency ef the. nervous energy. -Mr. R. Monroe gave op every thonght•of kcaVery, and dire ileSpair sat on 'the countenance of --- t - everv-person-inierested f)l' happilleSS 7 7011,11iy accident he noticed in- us public Some cures o:fermi] lir Dr. William his complaint, which induced him to purchase age of the Pills, which resulted iii completely remov ing every symptdru of his disease. lle wishes. to stty his motive for this declaration is. that those afflicted with the same or troy nipioins riot Itir to liinse from the-same inestimable _benefit.' „ • ' • ll'ai'a64'tic Itilevaitnatisen. . • A perfect cure effected by ilw trel:tt 'l'llans. Mm'. John Gibson, or .N . :llJi sheet; NI . 111111 insliiirgh, rifllicteil with the above er ir three yi.L.iirs and . . . nine months,ilturing which tilll • he bail &nisi- erniches. Ills chief symptems wt•re excrtitiatiag• pain in all his joints, and especially hi the hips, shoulders, kiwis and nodes, nn - agg-rivatioir of the paint; towards night;_ and' or the most part all.thw.sAfrom . e;i:trrne'llie:it - 061,' Obvious tirkeillig of the Easel:l ain! ligailtent s, with a. epippletti hiss or musciillu• power: For the benefit n triosc.; aillketol 111 a similar manner, Mr. • conceives -it meet silt'—ilati the- pains hare:e2;_lin f ly . Ceasedi and thatliis-joints hirve coniplettdv-retr: their fiatural tone, and lie b.iels able to r - es - titia- his itlinary busittess..- ' Js • - •• • fnii.sade atalie,-61TicTtdf: - LIV-ER, COMPLAINT,, SIX EAR Mrs. Sarah Brenhiser, NV ifo• of Awls : Breithiser, -• - poim•r; of second street and 1:m1U:tot On it read, Phil adelphia, affected for the last six yearit with dm Liver CoMplaint, wascompletely.rest ored : to health by Dr. Evans ) - Cum6Mile 'rdnie and Family Aperient Pills.. Her symptims- were habiinal cos. ti%'eness,'excrutiating pains in the st tanaelt, depression of spirits, 'womb ,extreme debility, disturbed sleep, great pain infMr• side, could nor lie 011 her left. side without attag ravatitat of pd.; dizziness in tlie-hend, . dimness of • sight, with other •symnl.mns indicatinfi great derangement in lite ftmetious of Ute I Aver. Mrs. . Ilrenhiser has made trial of various medicines now before the piddle, but received no relief until she was ----•advisedto_make_tcLulmfDr-Exaus!.fills,of whiek.sl is happy to state that-they efrectualiy relieved her of' • the above distressing symptoms, with others, which . nee not essential to intimate. - • 211 . r. Brenhiser (IntslAand of the above Mrs. Tlrert hiser,) had been two yeses :Aided With a distressed state of. . Pilosand-Ctigti venessi of - which he was'efrec,= - . tually 4 eured. • We do hereby subscribe our signature . to the truth -- of the above cures, that the statement. is in every res pect true. SARAH - 1111KNIUSE11, - 7 - J.01.13g STKI 11aker: .. No. 17, North Eighth street, Philadelphia. . , Dyspepsia, and IllypoOon driaelm. ~ Interesling. Cur e ! Salnyin,kireen street, above Third street, Philadelpffla,afflicted for several years with the folloWing distressing symptoms: - Sicknesii - at the stomacb, bead-ache, dizziness, palpitations of the _lkeart,:impairedappttle, sometimes acid and putres cent eructations, coldness. and weakness of the Jic; Iremities-, emaciation and general tlebility, disturbed rest, a hdase of pressure, and *eight .at the Stomach nightmare,--great-mental ileSpondency ; severe flying pains hi the chest, hack, and sides, cos tiveness, a dislike-thy • sOcicty,- or -conversation, invol untary sighing and weeping, langor and lassitnde uliou the least exercise. Mr. Salmon had applied to the most eminent Ow `sicians, who considered it beyond the power of inetri . rine to restore him to health ; however, as- his afflict- Cons bad reduced him to a very deplorable condition, and having been recommended by . a relative of his. to - Make triatoalr. Williank.Elvans_Mcdicine, he with difficulty_ repaired to the office and. prOcured a pack _ age, to which, he Says, he-is indebted for his restora tion to life,, health and friends.. Ile is i ow . enjoying all the blessings-of perfect health. Persons desirous of further inforwation, will be. satisfied with .every particular of his astonishing cure 'at l)r. Evans' Me dical office,No. 19, North Bth street, Philadelphia. " — The above medicine is for side at the office 'of the Herald & •rp-ositor, . . - .EARME WS . LIOTEL.„ • High 'Simi, a few 'doors - . east of the .•. - Court House, • • A.RLISL_E, ..._ The - subscriber having leased the above named establishment from Alir._Sinon. Mutt/Mich, fold hav,. in provided himself with every thing necessary, is — now - enatiletttivaccomnriodate travellers amlytthers - in a style that - wißnotfaillci - pleadllio e who relayCAW THE BAR AND CELLAR will i•eceive his sp9eial attention. 'These N4lll be kept constantly. proyttled with, thb bast of LIQIJOII.. ... THE LARDER . . . • i will at all times be 'abundantly suppl ied wtth allvihe .delicacies which the season and market can afford, and no exertions Will lie wanting to , please the palate . of. the most faOtliona; - ~TTIE STABLES • , , . • • , are commodious and secure, and a careful and atten tive hostler 'will be always in attendance. • • BOARDEUS will be taken by the week, month_ or -year, On'tlie most - ,reasenable terms,' • '- Astriat'attentioreto business and an anxious desire to. please, will, he trusts,. ensure Idni- a- reasonable share of public piitrtmage. , , • J.A.COB'REHRAR, a Carlisle, 1838.=tr. . . • The cars run past the, above establbliment, at .6 and 11 o'clock, A, M. and at,ti and 7 o'clock, I'. . J. It. - NEW STOCK. • de,ciltaF. GRAND lins just received and open '• ed a - new Stock of Groceries, at his new Store Illeom, oppositecafarfarkvWs Hotel, which he (Ours at !ow. profit:- ' Kellar * 54 . • rig's,.Confectfons, • ••Pres e rv es;Pickle4 S'iticceB s• - 1 1 0-0..„1 Barley, Vro4otio., ; superior Wines and X.Q.1110 lt, S A gduersl itt4torix4l49lChilia, Ghts,, fitQueensware - 7.17- 'April 113 18SL • • • - ciaNsTri'lltifiN I= 111 NIZZEM OOMMONWEALTii OF PENNSYLVANIA; AMENDED BY TIIE CONVENTION OF ONEVIIOUSAND EIOIIT - .. - • • . . WrE, The People of• the-Commonwealth of Penn sylvania., ordain. and establish this. Constitution for its Government. • • ' . ' 044. • ARTJCLE I. . Sectimf. The legislative power Of this-Cemmoh wealth sit:ill be 'vested in a General Assembly, which shall consist of a Senate and Houseof Repro sentatives. • . . Section TT. 'The representatives shall be,chosen annually by the &kens 'of the city of . Philadelphia and of each'county respectively; on the second Tues day. of October. , Section 111. No _person shall be' a representative who shall not have attained the age of twenty-one yearn, and have been a citizen and inhabitant of the State s three years next preceding his election, and the last year .thereof air inhabitant of the district in and for which he shall be chosen a representative, unless he shall have been absent on the public busidess, of the United States or of this State. Section IV.. Witlithree years , after the:first meeting of the General Assembly, and within every 'subsequent tern of seven years, an enumeration of the. taxable inhabitants shall be.made in such man, ner as shall be directed by hill's The Miniber eft representatiVel Shall, at the several periods of mak ing such . enpmeration;:be fixed by the Legislature, and.apportioned.amongAbe City of Philadelphia and the several 'counties, according , to .the - number of taxablynhabitants hi - each and shall never be less than sixty • nor greater 'than ° one handle - di - Each county shall have at least one representative, but'nor county hereafter erected shall be entitled to a sepa rate representation until d sufficient number of tak.- able inhabitants shall be • contained within it, to entitle them to -one representative agreeably to the ratio'lvhreli shall then be established. • See:Um) V. The senators shall be chosen for thive years by- the citizens of Philadelphia arid_of the_ several counties at - tho same time, in the same man tier, and at the same places where they shall.vote for representatives. • • , .Section VI.. The number of Senators's tall, at the "r several- periods of making 'the enumeration before mentioned ; be'•fixed by the- Legislature, and appor tioned among the districts formed as - hereinafter slirc red, according to the nuMber of taxable inhabi tants in each ; and shall never. be less. than -one fourth, nor g,reater than one-third,of the number of refireSentatiVes'." ' - - §.e,ctiou VII. The senators fic triet.shall be:so formed'as to entitle it to-cleet more tluin-tWo senators'EvoWss_ine,nuruDer-of—tualcomin habitants-in any eity-ur -county.shakat any-time,— be such as to entitle it to elect morcftthan two,but,no ' city or county shalt bC -entitled to elect more than. four senators; when n district shall be compoied . . of two or more counties, they shaft be . adjoin ' inn-; nekiker the city of Philadelphia nor any calmly shall be divided in forming a district. - Sec:11011S1Cl. Nii_peraim Shall be a senator, who Shail - tiot hate attained the age of twenty-five-years, 7 hild have: beets a citizen' Mid inhiihitant of the State four years nod befine_lais election, and the lastyear — llii - uvof ait inhabitant of the district fdr which he slialf be chosen, unless be shun hatie..heen abs.nt on --- tliteitithlie - bitsiness - of - the , -1-InilcilStales or-of this State ; and no person elected as aforesaid; sh9/1;40/d mild Vire nper he shall hare remorgif frrn suck dis- the first general elect Lon after -.the adoption of the meendments loqhe - cceistilution; Mall be dipliYed-, lot -into three ceases, .The seals of .the' senators qf the- .first class shall. be varitled.dt • the,first:_year) ?/'. (ha second class' t flit expire, tom the: - Bel•ond year and of the third class at the piration'qf yea). ' • So that tliireafterone yie whole ember qT enalori may he chosen evert year. The senators elected * before the emend, meats to the'conditution shall be adopted, Shall hale their offices -daring' the ((Tres for which they shall respectively have been elected. Section s The qcaeral Assemblyishol meet on the first Tuesday of January, in every year, sinless • sooner convened by the Governor.. Section Xi. Each house shall choose its Speaket sea other officers; and the Sinate : shall also choose a Sneaker pay temper°, when the Speaker shall ex.• ercise the office of Governor. . • •ficatiOns of its members. Conte3tcd elections shall be determined by a committee to be selected, forined .and regulated in.stioli manner as shall be directed by A majority of each house sltail constitute a . uttorom_to do business-; _but, tt smaller_number_may.__ adjourn from day to day, and may be authorized by ! law 0) compel the attendance of absent members; in stich manner and under such penalties as may be , provided. ' • • Each ' mo - determine - the _rules_of ita_proceedings,_punish its,,members for disorderly behiVou, and iv — iliillie — chiletfrreitce - of --- - two-thirds, evict a member, but_ a second time for the same, cause; and shall have all other powers necessary for a branch of the legislature of a free State. . . SectiopalV; 771 e legislature moll not have power - to enact!laws annulling the contract of marriage: n . any case where, by law, the courts-of this Common, weallkare or may_hereofter be empowered to decree a divorce. • _ • ' Section XV. Each house shut keep a journal of _its...proceedings, and_ pnblish_ them_3v_enkly, except___ such parts as may reclaim secrecy' and the yeas and nays of th% 'members on any question shall, at .the desire of any two of thorn, be entered'on the —journals. Section , Xl7l. The doors of each houseand of committees of the whole shall be open, unless, when the business shall be such as oiight . to be kept Fecret. Section XVII. Neither house shall, without. the consent of the other, adjourn for more than' thlree days, nor to any other place• than that in Which the two houses shall be sitting. Section XVIII. The Senators and representatives shall receive a compensation for their services to be ascertained bylaw, and paid,out of the treasury Of the Commonwealth., They shall in all cases, ex cept treason, felony. and : breath dr surety df the "peace, be privileged from arrest; dtiring their nt tendance at the session of theirrespectivo houses, and iu going to and returning him the same. And for any speech or debate in either house, theyshdll not be questioned in any otheeplace. Section XIX: No Senatoror representative shall, during the time for whieli he shall havelgeri elect ed, be appointed to any civil (Ace _under this Com monwealth which shall hallo been created, or the emolUments of which shall have been- increased during such time and no- member of Congress or other person holding any office (except of- attorney at law and in the militia) under the United States or-this Oommonwealth,-shall be a member of either -house during' his continuance in , Congress or in race. . Section XX. .W,hen -vacancies' hi - ppen in either -lionse,„the Speaker-shall Assup_writs.of4lection -to - fill such vacancies;-. , SectionLX.XL-All,bllls_foriaisin...tLeyenue shall originate in . the house of representatives, but the propose amendmentsak,in other bilis. . Section XXII. No money shall'be drawn from • the treastirfbut - in-consequence of appropriations made by. Section XXIII. - Every bill which-.shall have passed both houses shall be presented to-the Go- ' yernor. If he approve he shall sign it, but if he shall net approve.be shall return it with his objec . tions to the house in which it shall have originated, '-who shall enter the objections-at-largerupon-their- - journals and proceed to re-consider It. If, after such re-consideration, two-thirds of that house shall agree to pass the bill, it shall be sent with the ob.' potions .to --- tlurothorliouse;by whichlikewise - shall be re -considered, and if, apprOved by two-- - thirds of that house, it shall be 'a law. , .But in such •, cases the votes of both houses Shall - be. determined • -by yeas and nays, and the it:lmes-of, persons voting for,.or against the bill shall be , entered on'-the jour nals of each house resprelively. ". If any bill shall . not -be returned by tlic Governor within. ten: days dSundays excepted) after it.shall been pre. . ented to him, it shall be a , law'in like manner as if he had signed it, unless the General, Assembly t AY their adjournment, prevent its 'return, in whit!' case ' 'it shall bp a law, unless sent back within three • days .afterntheir hext meeting., , 7 • • • • SectionXXlV.. Every . order, resolut ion or vote to which the- concurrence .of both 'houses May be necessary (except on a question of . adjournment) shall be presented to th Governor, and before it ' .811011 take effect, bp eppro ekd'byidm or being dis approved,- shall be,repasttiPby.two 2 thirds of both , ARNOLD Si . Have 'e nae. veri , iuperlor . Black and Blue. Black Freitelt orubitute;: . of Lupine,. Lulliere - find obtei• celebrate . nattlcee;vbich are °faired 'decidedly chalk, thattdan.__ - May • - .q, -- _i „Vf:-.,e-.4:v''.4,-...:*".p-.-it::---.-Wf.T-.o4.'iNi.‘:-.:SV--:._:,74:-lr:lei,l%.(4it('-::9u-r4-'-, ouses according to the rules abdlinattations pre-, scribed in case of a bill. _ - Srelioii'XXV. No corporate bodli shall be hereafter • created, renewed or 'extended, - With banking' or .dis= conwing,pricileges,_witheut six Months previous - piddie__notice of the intended application- for the same stia.manniF irs — g• prescribid - Nor shall „any charter for the purposes (Arcs*, be granted fora longer 'period than-twentylvears, and every such charter-shall-contain axlaitse- reserving todhelegislature the Power tp-alter,revOke or annul the snow whenever in -their opinion it may be inju riouslo The citizens of-4 , he.continonwealth, in such :manner however that no ?-njustitii shalt be done to the corporators. , No MAP hereafter enacted, shall create, renew or-extend the, charter of more than one carpi). • Section I. The Supreme Executive Power of this Commonwealth ahall be vested in . a.Governeir: - .:...: SectionW. The Governor ,shall bemhosen,on .the second Tuesday of October, by the citizens of the• .Commonwealth, at the plateswhere they shall-re spectively voto for representatives. The returns: of every, election' for Governor shall e be sealed up' andlransmitted to the seat of goVernment,.directed to the Speaker of the Senate,-who shall open and publish them in the presence of. the members of both houses of the legislature. "Flie - person 'having the highest number of .votes, shall be Governor. Belt if 'two ormoro shall be equalnand highest in votes, ono of them shall be chosen Governor by the joint vote of the members 'of both houses. Con tested elections shall be determined by aComMittee to - be — lCleEta — fn - T.FCbelli houses onhelegtslalttre, • and formed and regulated in such manner as shall `be directed by Section The Governor shall hold his office 'during three years from - the-third Tuciday of Vann- - an/ next 'ensuing his. election, and shall -not -be capable of holding it longer than - . six in any term oAnhte years.- Section 'IV • lle-iltalllM atleatt tliiity years - Of 7 _age, and have been a citizen and: an inhabitant of this - State -seven-- yearss- next-before -his election;- iinlesS ho shall have_bcen_absent -en -the :public business of the United States prof, this State, Section V. No member oft... Congress, or person - holding any office under - the United States or this State shall exercise the office of Governor.' • Section VI. The Governor shall at stated tines receive for his services a compensation, which shall bo . neither increased nor diminished during the period for which lie shall have been eleeted. - Sectipn VII. He shall be commander-in-chief of the army and navy of thisand: - of the militia, except when they shall be Called into "the actual 'service pf the 'United Statbs.- section VIII. ..fle shall appoint a Secretary,of the CoMmonwealth-during pleasure, and.- ha shall nand, _ nate dad by and Leith MO - advice and consent of the Senate appoint all judicial Officers of courts of record, unless otherwise,providedfo9 in this Consti --He=shall-have_power vacancies 4 that May happen in such judicial offices durink the -recess'etthe•Sennte-by gra - nting.commissions .shaltexpire at • the cad - of !hair nex_l_session r ,Pray in-actin on executive noininations tne -Senate shallsit with open doors, and . in confirming- or/rejecting 'the - nominations of the .G:overnor, the' vote shall be taken by yeas and nays. '' - Section IX: lie-shall have power to i'ethit fines. and forfeitures, and grant reprieves and 'pardons, .except in eases Of-impeachment. Section X. lie may require inforthation In writing, from the .ofticerd in the etreeutivestlepartment upon any subjeet -r:eltiting to — the -dtitics - of — Jiteirrespec--- . . _ _ • live offices.' , . . Section XI. Ile shall,-from time to time, give to tho - General AsTembly information of the state of the Conainertwealth; and 'reeinninbrid - to their eon sideration such measures as.ho shall judge eXpedient. - Section XII.. lie may,-on extraordinary oecasiutel; - conVene the General Assembly ;" and in-, case of 4isegregmerilliiiiween the two Louses, wit h respect - to the time;of "adjournmentindjott Meth, to such time as he shall ,think.' proper, 'not "eXeceding four . `Section shalFtatte - d r ire _that. the laW . s - execifted; Section XIV. le case of the death or resignation ;of the-Governor, er, of-his removal from oilice,, the Spealcer - Of the Senate shall_ exercise the office of 'Governor, until -another Governor shall be -duly qualified ; hut in such case -another Governor shall be Chosen at the next annual election of repky;Senta tires, unless such death,_resignat ion or'-removal, shall occur within. Giro calendar months irnmedi ately preceding such nest annual election, iirwhich case a Governor shall be chosen at the second .sue- • ceeding annual election of' reprOentatives. And if the trial of a contested election .shall -continue longer than until the third Monday of Januilip next ensuing the leetio'n of Governor; the Governor of_the last year or the Speaker of the Senate who mmiat& - in - Atic.... , excreisailLthq..cxeMYY qP!holit v , ' shall continue, therein 'until the 'de termiliatiiin of such contested election, and until a Governor shall be duly qualified as aforesaid. Section XV. The Secretary of the Commonwealth shall keep-a- fair fegister of-all-lhe- official-acts and - proceedings of the Governor, and shall; when re quired, lay the same and all papers, minutes and' vouchers relative thereto, before either branch of the legislature, and shall perfoim . such• other duties as shall be enjoined hint by law. :__,.. —ARTICLE 111. Section-I. //elections by the citizens every white freeman of the ace of twenty-one years, having re sided in' this state one year, nd in the election dis,- triet where he offers to vote, ten" days immediately preceding such; election, and within two years paid a State or Cotinty tax, which shall have been as sessed at least ten,daYsbefore the election,shallenjoy the rights of an 'eleetor.. But of the United States Who had precious/• eft - a-quatified-eoter,of--- thls'Stateandsan ove therefrom and returned,and -who shallhave resided in the election district, and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall be - entitled to voteofter "'ceding in the state six months. Provided, that white freemen, citizens of the United States, between the ages of -twenty-one lead tuienty,two . years, and har ing' resided in the State one year, and in the election. district ten days -iscaforesitid, shall - :be enttlled_to: vote, although they shall not hare paid taxes, - Section 11. All elections shill be by ballot, ex cept those by persons in their rerresentallve capa eitiee-who shall vote viva yore. •• Section 111. • Electors• shall in all cases, except treason, felony, and - b - reach-,or surety of" the peace, be privileged from arrest, during -tifeiratteinlanee— on' elections, and in going to and returning from them. • • • • ARTICLE' - r. Section-I. The !louse of Representatives shall have the' sole power of. impeaching,, Section IL All inapeachmenta shall be tried by the Senate when sitting for that purpose, 'the Seriators.sball be up,ori l oath or affirmation. No per son shall be convicted mahout the concurrence of • two-thirds of the members present. Section 111. The - Governor, and all other civil officers tinder this Commonwealth, shallbe liable to impeachment for any misdemeanour in office; but judgintilt;in - such• cases, shall not extend further. than 'to ' removal from office, and disqualification. to hold any office of honour, trust or - profit, under this Commonwealth: The party, whether convicted or acquitted; shall nevertheless be liable toindictment-, - trial, judgment, and punishment according to law. ARTICLE. -V. - Section L , The-judicial-power of - ,this-Common--- -- =, wealth - shrill— bo--vested Supreme Point,- in - Sorts of - Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De li Very, in a CoUrtif ColtinifinPleas, - Orphans' Register's Court,..aud a Court of Quarter • Sesslons of Abe Peace, for each county in Justices of the 'Peace, and in such other Courts -- as the legislature may from time to time establish. -Sectionll. 'The judges if the Supreme Court, of the several Courts ,of Common Pleas, and of such other Courts of Record as are or shalt be, established by law, shall be nominated, by the Governor, and by' and with the consent qf the :Senate appointed kind -.-commissionedby=hir,s. The.judgesif—the-ISuprime- Court shall - hold.their diem. for the term of Aileen.. years - if they shall so long behave theniaelves well. 'The president judges of the several Courts of Common - .Pleas and ilf-stith other .Courts - erllert - fd as are`or shall ;be established 'by law, and all other. .judies re-" quired to be learned in the law, shall hold their o f fices I ,- for the term of ten years if they shall so long behave themselves well.'. The Ass - kciatejudgeS of the Courts .of Common Pleas shall, hold their offices for the term of „flee years tf they - shall So long behave' themselves well But. for any reasonable cause ,which shall not be Mifficient ground of impeachment,. the Governor , may' remove :any of them on the address of two-thirds . of each branch of the legislature..' The judges of the .Supreme Court and /he presidents of the several Courts of Common Pleas shall at stated times receive' for their services 'an adequate compensation to be fired by law, which shall not be diminished during 'their continuance in Lffice; but they shall receive no. fees - or perquisites of lice, nor hold,. any other office of Profit under this, Common Wealth. • , . Section 111.. Until otherwise',directed i .by law, the . Courts of Common Pleas shall continue as at present, • - - • SPLENIntreIiALILIES, • ." . , Lead and LiOntround MT-Win De: L an e s, I.xtraeted.Ginghams, • . . ' - • ...•' Chintzes and, Chilly-Lams, (a new article,) f_nr sale by .. _ :. • ___,L___._ _ . l . __ - AU,NOLD & CO. • r ',.filiiy it • . .. s .- , ,----- 7 ---- 7 -- 2:1 - . . • ,- • - • %i *-: , . i'staliMlyd.. ,, Nut mote M anjtv'e Counttes Mall at any time be lhcluiled it one district , organized for said Courts. • ' • Section' IV. The, ‘jurisdiction Of the Supreme Celia shall 'eXtend over :the , State+ and the judos thereof, shall by Virtue •of their offices, be justices of lerferiiiatTermitrer and the several bounties. " Section V. The' judges' of the Court,-of, Cominop - Pleas, in -each county, :shalt by virtue of their offices, be justices of Oyer and - Terminer and Gene ral Jail Delivery, for the trial of, capital, and other offenders therein; soy two of the said • judges; the president being one,. sfialrbe-a.,quorum :, but they shall fickt hold it . eourt Of oyer.rind terminer, or jail , delivery, in any Citunty When . the - judges of the Supreme Court, or any of them, shall be sitting in .4lie same county. - The party accused, as well 'as ,• the Commonwealth, thay,, under such regulations as : ~sliall.be_prescribed by law, remove theindictment .and proceedings, .or :a transcript thereof, into :the Supreme Court.' • . • Section VI. The Supreme Court, and the several, courts of. Common pleas,'sball, beside the ,powers heretofore usually exercised-by . them, have .the . power of a court of Chancery, so far as. relates to 'the perpetuating of. testimony, the' obtaining of evidence from places not within the State, snd,the • care of the persons aud estates of these who are - non compotes mentis.l And the legislature shall 4st in the said courts - such other powers to grant relief in equity, as shall be' found necessary: and frern time - to 'time, enlarge or diminiSh'those powers or vest them' in such other colitis as they shall:. jadge - proper, -- forthe - ducredministratton-of-justice, Section VII. The judges of, the court Of . common - pleas of.each county, any two ofwhom shall be a qubrum - shall compose tile ' court of Quarter .Set , sions of the peace, and orphans'-court-thereof ; and:- the register of wills, together with -the said judges,. or any two of them, shall •eoinpose the register's court of each county. - • 7SectionrVlll:=The judges of the courts-of-common-- pleas shallilvithin their respectiv,e counties, have poweri with ;lIQ judges ..af the Supreme . . Court., to issue, writs of. certiorari to the justices o •the peace; and to cause_ their proceedings - to be brought before them, and the 'like right and justice to be .done. ' Section IX. Tlie president of the' court in each circuit within such circuit, and the. judges 'of tho cOurt of 'common pleas within - their respective Counties, shall he justices of the peace, so far as relates to criminal matters. - • a • Serktion X. A' register's office, for the•prObate'ef • - wills' and - granting letters -of administration„and bffice for the recording of deeds, shall 'he kept in each county,. - - • , -Section XL The i . style ; of all process shall lie " The Commonweal tliTof_Pennsyl van ia.'? prose . - cutiona shall be carried on in the name and by Ift . e authority of Ige Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and conclude " againSt the peace and dignity of the satne.”. . • - - • ' _ . - ARTICLE' 5" • • 4 , Etection-4. , ..glieritTs and -coronero-ohally,at-the.. times and nlaces of' election of representatives, ba chosendiythe ettizetireitelt count - Y:7 - oit - e - prroon shall fie chosenfor each office, who shall bo-conuiiis.t sioncd by- the Governor. They shall hold their (dikes . for three years, if. they'shall so long behave themselves well, and ,until a successor be duly • qualified • but no _person shalt be twice chosen or anteintiii - iilieiill;nt any termOrsix years. • Vaeari: - eiwiu,sither of the said offices shall be - filled by an appoinhnent,:to be made by the Governor, to continueimliV the -te.ot : general eleetlon, and-until a successor shall be 'chosen and' 4611110'as -afore-. Section II: The freetnen: of this commonwealth • shall -be mined, organized and disciplined for: its . defence, when and in such manner as may be directedf by ',;(au.. Those ..w ho -conscientliiirsly - scrtmle - br bear . arms, shallnot be coMpelled to„ do, so - , I tt-sliall pay . - ari. equivalent for personal service. - ' . , ~ - *, .. - - Section III.: - Prolhonotailes of the - Stip•enie , 'Court shall be' appointed by the - said - Court:ft -- the term -• of -Mice,. years -,if . they_so _long - behave , themselves, well., _ Prothonolaricomid.elo:lo of the_ several other courts, llecordei-s.of deeds, and Ile, 'gisters of Willi, shall in the times and plat:6,94f • . 'ekction of representatives,' be elected by the quali fied elector's of each cbunty, or the - diiti•icts once which thejarisdiction - of Said courts extends, and .'shall be commissioned by' the Governor. They shall hold their offices for three. years if they shall • so long behave themselves well, and until. their saccessors shall be duty. qualified. The -kg-islet . lure shall provide by law, the number - of persons in each -county who shall hold said o ffi ces, and how many and which of said offices Sluill - be -- liehl by- one person: - Vacancies in any pf the said of. fices shall be filled by appointments 'to be made • 1 by-flee-Governpr,-to--continue-until_the_next. gel 1 rat clectild until .successors shall' be" elected.' • and qualified as *aforesaid. Section IV. Prothonotaries,. clerks of t6o',llpCo — and orphans' -- c otitts;•ree - eidersof deeds, registers of " wills, and sheriffs, shall keep their offices in the county town of the county in which they, respec-• tively, shall be officers, unless when the Governor shall, for speCial• reaions;:dispense therewith, for any_term not. exceeding five years after the county than have been erected. .._., Section V. All commissions shall bo in Jim .narne_ and by the authority of the Commonsiti T:if'Penn sylvania, and be sealed-With the State seal, and sign-. ed'by the Governor.. , • Section VI. A State Treasurer' shall be elided . ' annually, by joint vote of both branches of the legis , latOe. . _ , . . , . 'Section VII. Justices of the peace, or aldermen ; shall be . .elected in the several wards, boroughs, • and - townships at the tips - elf the election of-con-'- atabiee by the qualified „voters thereof, in such - -number as shalbbe_directed_by_la io, and shall be commissioned bythe Governor,far a term of five , years; but no township, ward or borough shall • elect more than two justices of the peace or alder men without the consent of a majority of the qua lVed electors within such townshipovard or bo rough. • • . . ~ Section VIII. All officers whose election or ap pointment is not- provided for in this constitution, shall _be elected-or -appointed - as shall -be directed - by law.-,. No personidiall be appoititedto any of:LI flee within any county who shall not have been a - citizen and un inhabitant thereiirone year: next, .before his appointment, 'like county shall have been so long erected ; ' but if it g:all not have been 'so long erected, then -within the ' limits. of the county or counties out of which it shall have been '- taken. No .member of Congress from this state, • or any person holding:or exercising any office or , appointment of trust or profit under the United . States; shall at the same time hold or exercise any office in this state, to which-a salary is-, or fees or pergniaites arc by law, annexed and the legisla 'tare may by law 'declare what Stateofflies are in,. compatible. :No member of the Senate or pf. the , _house-of representativei shall be appointed by the Governor to any officedtiringthe term for 'which lid shall have been elected.• Section IX.:All Officers for ct term of years shall hold their offices for the terms respectively specified, --- only - owthe - condition that they.scklong _ I behave themselves well ; - and shall be removed on -' . • conviction of ,misbehaviour in ofce or of any in --farnOus-cri ' Section X. , Any person itticilhall,---'ter-the • adoption of the amendments proposed by this COnvention to the Constitution, fight a duel or , send a' challenge jbr that purpose, or be alder or. . abettor in fighting a dudoliall be deprived of the _ `Wet of holding any Office - of honour,or profit in tho Stale, and shall be punished otherwise in such , 'datum., as is, or may be prescribed by, lato ; but - the- executive iaaxrcniit the said' offenceln4 all :its disqiiakfteattons. - ' .' - • • . ~ . , ' •• • : • ARTICLE' IL , - ' . Station-L_TheLlegisiature sliallias soon as con. imniehtly,may be, provide bylaw, foll (11" i -ek e -REY - - of Wheels- -throughbut . the Stale, In such., Manner that the poor may be taught 'grails. ' " ' Section IL The arttrandt• sciences shall be pro.' rooted itvonevr more seminaries of learning. - .. - Section 111. The righti, priVileges,, immunities • and estates of religious , societies and corporate bo . dies, shall remain as if the - constitution of this State had not been altered or amended. .• ' I ' "Section IV, The legislature-,shall not invest any. - worry! • body or ..intlibidital with' the privilege , :oftalang•pdvatepropertyfor public use, without requiring such Corporation or inllividual to' make compensation to the owners Of said property, or give ,adequate, ,seciirity therefor,, before. such, pro perty shall b e taken,. • - - • ' • • • • - • , ._ ARTICLE VIII. • '. • • Members of the General Assembly', and — all 0111;; --- cers,•eitectitive,andjUdicial, shalibe.bound by oath • ' CHEA E CHAP - GQ.ODS. . . A OLD & CO., Hivoluotrcesired 8 ve,ral Bales or. Titich T B, 3ruc -line; theeks, and Diapers, which nee offered uneom mnty: lowfor , ea§h,_ -- May ty, • 7 - • I ar .affirrnation, to the constitution of tine s ' 3ommonwealth, and to _perform the duties of, their respective offices with fidelity. , • .• • - ARTICLE IX.:.': • ••: That the general, great and essential principles of — libertraridlree-government , may-be-reeognised-and unaltembly esfallished,,WE DECLARE, THAT. Section I. All men are born equally free and in . dependent, and have certain inherent and indefeasible tighisomong which are those Of 'enjoying and de fending life,,and liberty,. of. acquiring, possessing And protecting property and reputation, and'of pur suing their - own happiness., • •• .1 , . .Section 11. All 'power is, inherent in the people, • -and all free governMents are founded on their au thoritY, and instituted for their peace, safety and happiness ; For the advancement of these ends, they have, at all thries; an Unalienable find right'to alter, reformer abolish their goiernment,'in such manner as theymay think proper. Section-111. All men have a natural and indefea , tible right to worship 'Almighty God, abcortling.to the dictates of their own consciences ; 'no man can; • ' of .fight, be convened to • attend, erect, or support " any place of worship, or to maintain any ministry against his consent; no human authority can, in any case whatever, control or interfere with the rights of conscience; and no preference shall' ever be. given; -by law, to any religious establishments :modes of worship. • Section IV. No persim who acknowledges The be ing of 'a God and a future state, of rewards and Pu-• nisliments, shall on ticcount.of his religious senti -7menta-be-ilisqualilled-to-holditice-or-plaeo-o trust or profit under this Comnhomkealth. • - -Section V.• Electio4,shall be free and equal.' Section VI-Trial 1, jury Shitil - lies as 'heretotore, - and the right-thereof remain inviolate. , Section VII. - The printilig presses shall be free to every person who undertakes to examine the pro- . . ceedings of the legislature, or any branch of go vernmentr-And no- law shall - ever_ be-Made-to re- - strain the right thereof. The free .communication. • of, thoughts and opinions is one of • the invaluable 7 rights of 7 man ; and everyitiZen - May.freely speaki. write and print on any subject, being . responsible for the abuse of that liberty. In prosecutions for 'the publication of papers' investigating the official .conduct of . officers, or men in a public capacity, or Where the matter published is proper for public in formation, the truth thereof may be given in: evi , .dence : And in indictments for-libels the jury. shall have a right to deterinine the law and 'the fapts, • tinder the direction:of the court, at in other eases. Section Vlll._Thc people shall be secure hi their_ persons, houses, papers and,POssessions;from Unrba .. tenable searches and seizures: And no. warrant to search any place, or tc , seize any person or things, shall issueovithout describing them as nearly as may lie,',nor Without probable cause supported by oath or affirmaton. - Section IX. In all criminal• prosecutions, the ac cused bath _a. right. to_be_heard.by. himself _ and_hisL counsel,.te - demand theliature arid cause of the . ao -cusation , against-iiimpte.meettlre,witnesses.face. to face, to 'have compulsory process for obtaining wil -7-deISCS-Ity his favour; ands in ptosecutions --- ment -- or -- reformationia'speetly-publie-trial,hy , -an. impartial jury of the vicinage; lie cannot be-con= pelted to give evidence pgainst himself, not can , he ' be - deprived .of his lifeTlibertk, of property, unless '4..the judgment of his 'peers - sof the law .of the jand. Section X. No •peison. shall, for any indictable otrence, - bO proceeded agaiu,st criminally by inforina 'tianTexcept-in:- eases -arising, in..t he-land-or- -naval forces, or in the militia Whe' in - actual service in .time of war or public. danger, or by leafe of the court, for oppression and misdemeatiourin (Mice. No • person- shall, for the same olfence,•be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb ;,,nor shall any man's. pro-. 7 - perty be - talt - Mr or applied-to publ use, without _the • consent - of his representatives, -and without just conmensatiodbeing made.' - • • - • • - S'eetion Alt.cournr Shall be open; encl . :6*y - ratan for - infijitry done ilitwin iglai.nts; - goods; - :per. - son or - reputation, shalt - have remedy by the . due • conMe - cirlifiv,•.7mrd - riglitand -justice -administered, without -Snits:may be-brought 'against the CornmonweOth in sielimanner,,in such courts, and in .such cases as- the. legislature May by . law-direct. _ : 'Section XII.. No poVref;Of stispending - laws shall b .exercised, sinless by the legislattire,• or its au thority. , • ' Section XIII. Excessive bail shall not be re-' quired,mor excessive 'fines imposed, nor- cruel •pnr. nisliments inflicted. - • • Section XIV. All prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, unlesS for capital °Helices, when the Proof is evident or presumption great.; and the privilege of the writ of habeas'curims net-be— suspended, unless when, incases of rebellion or in-' vasion, the public safety may require it.- Section 'XV, No commission of Dyer and.Terminer The ',person of s debtor, where there . .is 'not strong- prrestimption of fraud, shall not_ -fie continued-in:prison; after deliVering upliis estate for•the benefit of his creditors; in such manner as shall be prescribed -by law. • , Section XVII. No ex poet feel° law;nor any law impairing contracts shall - be made. • Section %XVIII. No' person shall be ettainted of treason or felony by tll legislature. Section XIX. No ' ttaintreriliall work corruption bloo4_not,_exccpt_iittring,llie_3llo_of ,the_offentler, forfeiture of estate to the commonwealth ; the CR.. • tates-of such .persons as. shall_ destroy—their own_ lives, shall descend ;or vest as in case of natural death ;• and if any person shall "tie killed by casualty, thero shall be no, forfeiture . by reason fbi Hof iereof. ' Section XX. The citizens have a right, hi a peace. able manner, to assemble together, for their common --good, and-to-apply,to those invested with the powers •, of government for redress of grievances, - or other proper purposes, by petition, :address or remelt": Section XXI. The right of cititens to bear arms, in defence of them Selves and the State, shall not be' questioned. . Section XXII. No, standing array shall,' in time. of . peace, be kept up Without the comnrarthulo . gislature ;and the Military shall; in all' vises, and at all times, be in strict subordination to the civil power. , Section XXIII. No soldier shall, In time of peace, be quartered in any house without the consent of the -owner, nor-in:time of-wat;but -in a. manner-to-be -preictibed by law. • . Section XXIV. The legislature shall mot giant any title of nobility or hereditary distinction, not create any office the appointthenf tii-which shall be - Tor a longer term than during good behaviour. • Bettion.XXV; Emigration from - . the Stote - shalt not be prohibited... • Section XXVI; - To. guar( - 1 against transgressions Of the high powers which we have W.ii a DECLARE, that every thing in this article is ex-_ cepted out of the general powers of government, and shall' for ever remain inviolate. . _ • . • ARTICLE Xi . • _ ' . Any amendinent or amendments to. this constitu tion may be proposed in the Senate or house of presentatives, and if the same shall be agreed to by a - majority of the members elected to each house, such . Proposed anwndnient or amendments shall be entered -on -their-journals;-with--the yeas • and --nays token - thereon, - atlthe'Secretaryof the Commonwealth shall cause the same to be published three months before the next election, in at- least one ,newspaper, in every county in - which alieutpapti• shall be published - rand- - - if in - the -legislature next afterwards chosen sueWpro--- posed amendment Or amendments s hall be agreed to - tura majorit yof themembCrs7elected to - _, • the Secretary ofil - i - Commonwealth shall cause the , same again to be published in manner qforesaid, and such proposed amendment or amendments shall be , submitted to the. people in such 4 mariner and at such time, at' least three months, after -being so agreed to by the two houses. as the legislature shall prescriber and if the people shall • approve and ratify such amendment or amendments by a Majority of the qua lied voters of this Stale wiling thereon, such amend 7 ". trient . on amendments'Shall become a part of the con- - ..stitution i• but no amendment or ; amendments Shall be submitted to the people • oftener than once in five years ; Provided, that of people: thah one amendment - - "be submitted, they stialtbc - siibmitted - in - such-memni, - and* forms, that the people may vote for or against,' each amendment separately and distinctly. , . .4 , SCHEDULE...; ' That no incontmntenee may arise from the altem; lion's and amendmehts. in the Constitution of this Commonwealth, and in order to carry tile same into' complete operation, it, is hereby declared and Ordain.; cd, That, Section I. All laws °aids Commonwealth in force at the time when the said alteration and ainend manta in the said shall take effect, and not inconsistent therewith; and , all rights, Infields, - prosecutions, claims, and contracts as well of hull viduali as of bedics.corporate, shall continue as the said alteration; and- amendments' had not been' made. • - '" Section TlioaltCritions.and itinendments in fo Dr.. WILLIAM°s. ROLAND' 11AS rep to'retl - his :Oillea-to_thtL,l)rm Store in,N. Honover . street,ll few doors north o,flite'eortter;totil tlireetl-, opposite George NV, Shenfer's -.Dry Good , _ -- Zi - said Constitution shall take effect frinn'the first daY, bf JanualY, eighteen hundred and - iliirtytnine.• . Section 111. The clauses, sections,:and articles of 'the said Constitution, which remain unaltered, shall Continue to be•construed-and have effect as :if the . . said•Constitiition hag not been amended. _Sector IV. 'The General Assembly which shall convene iirDecemb - eiffdlaii - liiiiiiireiliandlliiiff- - . tight, shall continue its session, as heretofore, not wiiEstandirig the provision in' the eleventh section — of - the-first-article, and shall at all times Im regarded .as the first General Assembly under the amended Constitution. • . . Section V. 'The Governor who shall be electedin . October, eighteen hundred and thirty-eighty-shall be inaugUrated on the " third Tuesday in January, .eighteen Hundred• and thirty-nine, •to which time ,the present executive term is hereby extended. Section VI. The commissions of the juilges of the Supreme Court, who may be , in'offieci"on the first day. of January next, shall expire in the following.-man-- ner .The commission Which bear& the earliest datb shall expire on the first day of ,January, Anno bne thousand eight hundred and forty-two; the • commission'next dated shall expire on the first day, of January, Anno , Domini one thousand eight hunk ' dred and forty-five; the commission next dated Shall expire on the first day of January, Anne Domini . one thousand eight hundred and -forty-eight; the commission next - dated shall expire on the first day of January, Anno Domini one thousand eight hun. dred and fifty-one; and the commission last datd shall expire on the first day of January, AnnoDo• mini one thousand eight. hundred ands fifty-four. VII. The commissions of the President judges of the several - judicial districts ariii - orthi associate law judges of the first judicial district shall expire as follows The commissions of, one-half..of those who shall have held their offices ten years of more at theadoption Of the ainendinentito the consti tution, shall expire on the twenty.seyentli daY of Fe bruary, one, thousand eiiiithundred and thirty-nine; _the commissions of the other half of those who shall held tlieir offices ten years or mereattliendom lion of the' amendments to the constitution, shall expire_on_the twenty-seventh day pf February, one thoUsamf eight hundred mid forty-twe F.the linthalf to embrace those.whose commissions shall bear the oldest date. The commissions of all the remaining judges who shall not have held their offices for ten years at the adoption of the amendments to - the con stitution shall expire on the twenty-seventh day of February next after the end of ten'years from the dale of their -commissions. Section VIIT. - The Recorders of the several May ore' Courts, and other crithinal•courts in this Com monwealth, shill- be -appointed-for- the same time,- and in the same manner, as -the president judges of the several- judicial districts 1.. of those-now in office, the commiSsione_oldat, in date shali . expire on the--t wen ty-se ventli_day_ef _February, one,thousund eight hundred and fortpone; and:the allied every two years thereafter according to their respectiyo dates. Those oldest in date expiring first. -7 Section-IX. - The - legislature:ld its-first session'im ;der.the„nrnentjettconstittitisnz .:11a11 divide the . ollter, - ossorinte-judges ot-the2Stato.uttii_four_claises,.—Thp commissions_of_those thq first class AO exPire orj_the' twenty-seventh day of . F_pkruary, 'eighteen `hundred and TortY ;of Ahose of -the"second class - on - The twentY t .seventh day of February, eighteen bun- , "dred and, forty-one; of, those- of - the third 'class on the twenty-seventh day - f February, eighteen hun dred and.fiirty-tWol. and of those of the fourth class on'the twenty-seventh day"of 'February, eighteen hundred and forty-three.' l- The- said classes from Ahe _first'to.the fourth shall be arranged according to the, seniority. of the own - Missions the SevOraljudges: -- - -Section X. --Plothonotariek, clerks of • the several courts - (except of ,the Supreme Court) recorders -of • deeds and registers of wills, shalklie first elected under the amended Conslithtion, at the election of-repre sentatives in the year eighteen hundred and thirty nine, -in such manner as stay - tic" prescribed Section XI. The appointing power shall remain as- , . heretofore, and all- ollicers , iwthe apPointeictit of the -executive-department sita,ll.coetinue in the exercise of the duties 'cif' their . respective offices_until the_ legislatnre shall •pass.'sticit tae's as may be required by the eighth_seetion Of.thc. SiXtb article_ of-the amended constitution; and until-appointments shall be made under 611C11 LiWS ; unless their commissions ' shall be superseded, by. new appointments; or shall sooner expire bYpheit own linnitatiOnscot the said iotlkes shall. become vacant by deith or resignation, and such laws shall,be enacted by-the first legisla- . titre muler•the atnended constitution. - , ' -Section Xll. The first election for aldermen and justices of the peace,shall be held in the year eitalt;. eon hundred and forty, at the, time Axed for the election - of constables. The legislature at its fn]st . session under the-atneniled . constitution .shall pro vide for-the_said deacon and for subsequent similar elections. The aldermen and.justices of the - peace now in commission, or who may in the Interim be appointed, shall continue to discharge the thdlett'of their-respectiVe-ollices,until_fifteen_ dayn_of ter lin_ day which shall.be-fixed bylaw for-the issuing, of new, commissions, at the expiration of which time; ' their caniSsions -shall ex tire. - . ' k -hultestim ty that the fOregoing is the amended ~ - constitu tion of -Pennsylvania, as- agreed to in convention ; We the officers and members of the • convention have beyetnito signed our names at Philadelphia, the twenty-second day of Febru ary, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred --- and-thirty-eight, and .of the Independence of the United States of America the sixty-second. • JOHN SERGEANT, Presidait. • Daniel AgneW "Ezm'S: Ihiyh'urst ,- 1 Wm. Ayres,' . • Wm. Hays, • M. W. Baldwin, Abm. fielffensteiri, - . I .". Ephraim - Banks, _M. Headers* . _ John Y. ilarelay e Win. Henderson, Jaeob Barndolar, ' Wm. Hiestcr, Chas. A. Barnitz, William High, . - - Andrew. Bedford, . Jos. Hopkinson, . Thos. S. Bell,. - John Haunt, ' JamesSernell Biddle . ,_ Jabez Hyde, Lebbeus L. Bigelow, — Charici:Jar - edliigersoll, - .-- gaml. C. Bonham, . Phs. Jenks, - ' l Chas. BroWn, . -George M. Kelm, . .teremiali Brown, 1 James Kennedy, . - . 'William Brawn; ' - \ l '. , ` . Aaron Kerr, • Pierce Butler,, -.‘ Jos., Konigmacber, - • .Sumuel Carey, •- Jacob Krebs, • John Cummin, - , It G. Long, . • ' , Thomas S. Cunningham, David Lyons, . William Curl], • Alex. Magee,. - —Wm,-Darlington,—Jbel.K._Mann,__ " George Chambers, W. M. Meredith, . John Chandler, ' James Merrill, • - Jos.-R. Chandler, Levi Merkel, . • - . - Cli..Chauacey, • Wm. L. Miller, ... '' , Nathaniel Clapp, • " James Montgomery; . • James Clarke,.----- ---.- .. Christian Meyers, . _-, John Clarke, • . -„ D. Nevin, ' • - - William Clark, • Wm. Overfteld,; . A. J, Cline, • - - Hiram Payne, • . Lindley Coates,. Matthias Pennypacker R. E. Cochran, . • - James Porter, .' Thos. P. Cope, . , _ James Madison. Pqtter, Joshua' F.. Cox, Sara A. Purvianee ' Walter Craig, ', :.... - _o ', , E. C. Rcigart, • . Richd. M. Crain, - • - •'. l '.' A. H..-Read, - -., • • Geo, T. Crawford, ) ' Geo. W. Alter, • Cornelius Crum, Jno. Ritter, Denjn. Martin,:, , 11. Gold-Rogers," • • . John Li MT:then, Samuel Royer. - F.....T."M.D0we11, . James M: Russell, --~- James Al. Sherry; • 'Millet:Saeger, ; Mark Harrah, • John Morin Scett, ' Harmer Denny, --;- - Tobias- Sellers, - " jolter Diekey, . G. Seitzei, . joshua Dickerson, - -..- Geo.:Serrill, - - Jacoh Dillinoor,_ ; ....._lienry Sclicilz, --=, -.--- 7. - Jaii;"DrTniigtin, • 'Georgeibilleto. - - •• - .J. ILlDonnell, .Thomas H. Sill, rt` - Joseph M. Doran, Geo. Smith, James Dunlop, ..: ' • Wm. Smith, • . Thomas Earle, • ' Joseph Snlvely, D. Maarrelly, - . . . ' Jno. 11, Sterigere, . Robt. Fleming, ' ' Jacob Stickel, - , • ' Walter Forward, • Ebenezer W. Sturdevant, John Iroullcrod,.„. ' Thomas s Taggarl, •'. ~ - Joseph-Fry, Jr. ' • Alorgan:J.Thoinas, , I ' • • ..John Feller, • • .• ' James Tridd, if - John A.Grimble,-- • ... -;ThoinasA,Veavor.... ,-. , illiam.Gearliart, • . J..tob 13, Weidman, '-. g Oil:Gilmore,. K, G.`Whit, _e Virgil' Grenell, •-•- - Geo.. W. Wo - rfaiiTard;7 — ' -- William L. Harris„ . -R. Young. : ' .. i Thomas Hastings, - -.:. ' •• . . (Attest,) S. 81101;11, Secretary. - ' , • , - 6 ...., L ., : F A ".. • i.ASsistatit Secretaries. . • ..i.- bY ILIA/01V, ,••• • v • • ' '' • - SECRETARY'S OFFICE, ' . ~ "z - . IlAntoisutind,Finitumtv .2B , -- 15 3 5..5 • , r ,e r tiry, that tho.forigoing is an.exact ill.o literal copy, of" the Con" l_sittilion.of-the:-Coutmon•Wealth - Of' .PennsylNiatila as amended-by the Convention of one `thousand. eight . hundred and thirty-seven-thirty " eight,".depositeit in this :office on , the., 28th dayol . , - February, 1838 ; - .the aviendments being in - italic, • and the retained. pertiartkel:rlie:preseql Constittl fibq roman:in- letter.'" - ., . • ' ' ' " . ..TIM,' IL BtinnOwEs, ' • - ; 7 ----- : - .7 . -• ' •--,----i-SCOLog-,the Commonwealth.. _-_ COOPER . AVA..N , - , , TED:` ..rim - Kaneohe, : will giv6 congthot employment awl libefal-Wites-thalkit_rate lvhiskl' barrel rooper,, ~o f solier lind nlustrl(A9 liabitCP ~ limOilitite, a pplteation ilium. be made to ' :'-' TILO.MAS '1 , 12 Et •V , Y.' ....-2111di11vic:x,,4114_1„.411319.____....1,..._::—.,:._.L.:,—L....;.... _SADDLE. AND HAitNESS 7- 77' w. LP A. ZIEI The Subscriber respectfully. -informs the citbiens of Cumberland county that he still continuos tc on .the abov&-busineasi at • his shop i~YesE • Street, in the borcaigh of Carlisle, and for mapY y occupied by .11M1r.WilliainAlexantler i where' i now on luind a large and excellent assortment of . Sagdleslariilles,eltlartfit gate . s, &e. &e: Which he -will sell xin . the most aCcoinmo datim, terms. . • . . • • • , Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks a continuance of the public patronage. ' . • • "••• SAMUEL. ENSMINGEIL Carlisle; May 7; 1838 Bw,' Qg • CITIZENS' AND . . • F 40114 PHILADELPHIA TO PITTS . •, .13IHZG . AND , WHEELING, • 'II3T.RAIL - ROAD; - • To L.:waster, Illarrisburg, Carlisle,- avid Clair4bera burg.. 'Rail Road':lista:tee, 150 miles. Leave_twiler. of _llAuail and AM/ stcsets, at.sik.' o'clock; A: M., by superior (.;orlies from Cliatriberslitirg to lled foedZStouglistown,onil Greenslirg,toTt.ttsborglL Through to Pittsburg iii 41.9.H0zir5.,: trolled, StrittOe fl iil Road-and Mail •Fitige Lines to: Chambersburg, Illetlrotol, - 86mersett, .:Wheelittg, the only lives _direct to riveting Plrilude%h: a. - . , ALSO,r I OPLIES' - ElNE _of,naii-ito:0- cars to .laneasttir-towl-C . olurabla, itt 8 ciclock A. Al— pithjieteerroost.reopectfullyjefo,rmeddhat the_ Proprietous of these Lines, have • sptirsol no.expense, to make them equal, if not in ninny poitits superior to ;tnj^ever placed - 9n the Westerti 40811Tlitel other necessary orcont etiolation to reittlei:tiot Travel ler 'perfectly safe and c ron rorthltlei - nod therefore hope to receive a share - of good will, mot the 'citron:ll;e Cl' - a liberal politic. r , • • , Offire,..Nb. 8 Chesnut ,ctrect. one do . or th Thy :3el sr. PorlttS applyoin above; at P: (4bortie' I tote!, Nir: 7 '2l l 3 - I:llrekrr - Siqkit -- ,MV,tolt: I tol0;711DT -, 281.1 - 111arket Street; mat Jit ,I.': - kerttB' hotel, DepOt llons6,eorner-of Broad notrAreh fitrrets. • CARLIN, `11:a1 Road Car Proprietors gctit .- 1‘ 14;-t8a8;T------ 7 . . 7 17;i1644 . raid. &S i di --- _ .Transpertation - Lines -sillistrip e r - Avill - roiltimte at.titi::•opcnlilig.of • - - I.INIP_OF BOATS,. " . Between - Philadelphia and Harristirg—produrefir the city market, received at the Warehouse' of I Imo , Rhoads, lfain t street, Carlisle, or at any other Ware house on. ilie-Ciiiitberland-Nalley linil Road.; to be forwarded to Ceorge W., Layrig, who will forminU it immediately to the perions consigned to in Philadel phia. Also; in return, bring all kinds of Merchandizo arthe-custp-mary-races.--—. WILLIAM . II OSTIC K, ffarrithoin Ata'rcli 111, 1838.-4 m PRODUCE COMMISSION , _ - VJ~~iSliT.i-~~~~ ~= . The Subscribers continue to transact a general Com. mission Business for. the sale of all kinds of country Produce. They• also continue to relleive and Omani with flevateligoods- ordet:ed for- any - of the-tow ns ()lithe Cuinlierland Valley Bail Road. =-- Produce ordered to Weaver- & ler, 1 larrisbiirg, for-us, will be forwarded without delay. • ORRICK' & 'FOX, tefer to Rrolul Street, above Race, Phila. CHARLES Oaitnv, Esq. , Curlisk, iIIIOADS, May 1,1,1838.-6 m. - . r LUMBER• AND • . 7A4.7LV • • TIM subseriber respectfully informs his friends . ; : Mal the public generally, that be has tlir sale; at his Coal and _Lumber_A'ard, onAlle_bank_of. the_Sustple haulm river, in tholown of WorinleysbUrg; 2000 Rupihelg- superioi Smith . • coal, . . • Pannel ond Common .Boar ds. •-• • Poplar Flank and. Stcanthiw,' . . All of which lie will.dispdse of at low rates, and on Ihe - mostoccommodating terms. Persons ws . Siting tkr urchasto?vould do .well_by - yallings with theAtitbscri? ? er, and exidnihe sttiCkbefore:•they-pueoltalle else-. • where. • ' : • • ...GEORGE RUPLEY.. Aiwa 9,4838.r-sm.. ' 19. • VALIJAIRLE PROPERTY 170.46t ce • • TILE subscriberxill.sell at pritate,,sale; or will. le, Sc for n term of , „ years; that voluable'trart of land, situate, in the southern part of the borough of Carlisle,contandor, about 5 Aerei;li4ving the ereete - d Marge SU:die BBuil - 4Formerljr kpown:as . '1$111;14 . HOUSE, and ti - 11riekwelis f eiwater ' • on the preambles.: This property is sultithle , for,niittrio pt ii p p ses , swat-a:0 distill i ng, a bunllery, or :tauk.yar4, • 'rho buildings will be sold or leased; with or without the lain); and, pOssess.lon..gtsen,litunedintely...Fok..-.-------. temps upldy io .: •-• 'JAMES. ARMSTRONG" - . • - Aiirif9rlB33,:: - 191' Sa Az. excellent and cainOdaVat -Tivo - ors, m . DIVELLINKIIOUSE •• • • with the lot of. grcatml ‘;on Nvhigh. it:stai,lthi, aboin TZIREE .RC Rlf,s—havipg. tile eon - ii:upber. .or choke "Pi;uit a . Well :of g" water at the door, .1 The property . ra ly situated in Silver Spring township' Ounherlatut county, Pa.,.qne quarter of a mile yest.of Briekev'e - Mill, on thti tormilke ivail Wading frian Harrisburg to .: Terms reasonable;. enquire. of. S. Hep. burn,.Esq., Callis;ei or orthe substaiber ontbeinvut- ' ises. °.‘ • ' JAMES W1L4.414.5180X., • 4111 23;183K • • _ • ••'l, • • • 'r LOOK-_HEREI Tire, Subse'riWr, residing nt Cumbeiliaa Mills,' line on !land 111nritgAuninity•or . , ,•• . • - "- Bran, SiebrisA*,:ip:Stuffi; Avhieh he . %Oil stlllow.. - foP emit, • .4. • . • • • \V Ctonheauo,-, • • • • ...• E
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