.•-., ' ' ":".' ZIOXICK'SV: .. , - L.. ,_,,•• .. ;,i1 Fa lokans.l 13nre , far:?; the :Rheu. i Aw-: , ' en,'ll, ;mini' . anti :Giber r ' ain 0., .--::. 1 M 1.7011 creed not he said in relathin tO thlivvionder- 1 fai-veln.aly, sal the-peaprietor' feels confident that i ~J.W11:311 apprieli, It 1011011 CRC tte-prOVCC%bY,She'nUfilher' ' c:.. .O.f reipeptiible:'perapni, Uffeet , C O entire e ure of the, ;r illOamatie aaiLether. pains,. It; had • not until lately, -- been his . : late:ol9a to make it public ;', ; but by.., the , re. ijueat apPliesttions of hisuelghbora, and theyouderfui toci , ,area B%oo. ares it . has eifected;he , feels it ,m duty he, ewes. , !.. as Well , as to .hiniself, , to. make_lfritorezine 4 rally 'known, and at the same time have it Put a dent';, , '''as lie iiii'within the reitek'prall who . marbe Milieu:Al yiity thatpainfttl iliseaW:, ;- U -.,,. .• - ..•' ' 1 - IMUlreils . of names Could:be, published of Persons who „hiic -b:cea . cured by, this , celebrated • medicine, but the follmiing ; arg . selected ,foom the -- 1138i as he- - (,; ,i ng, amply e sufftment to: attese,its powers. :, :• . , . • john l Aroge • • - )avid, Bender,' - ' JaeoliL Nagle I .„ -1 1 : j 4-4Fidtilyntkt!ij, -• George. Fisher; John Alsbaugh i ::--e-sbii - ei.., - ;_ - : Yohn.Coriver, • Samuel Fenely I - . Aaron Bender, - ' - P Liral - Cmathre:' — Stitauel - Yottne . l Hohert Dysart, ' It... Richardson, • JaeolyWorlich C.:kleurY,'Aliliaugh . , XljalitTenbaugh,„ . Jacob Aiiers. • V f laltstiitii _Organ, , ~J.-Iliestand, ' •• :, , , ' ,'" ''' , Minaiel'oypAttinst ;25,').836. 1 • • . L,, .:',AlVortlara from. a. distance raVilressed to the . sub. •• . alrl h driVoitailoy,t.,ancester,county, Will be prompt; 4',1 - !..yund faithfully attended to„-. • ',, • ,• • • - < . 0 , • , - ;.• 6 ' ,The above Medicine alp tor sale _by_ s _ - • lOHN HATFIELD.- *Ctritste,Tebilic . try_l2 ) 1834, VALITAIILE-REAL ESTATE • • ror Sale. lIE subseriher•will sell I.:private Mini a Mina. tract of. lamb situate in Newton: township ; o: CU inborlanii 'ennity, about a half mile west' of Sionglis, ..-.town, on the turnpike leading to Chambersburg, ad di Ong landsnf John Stough and Sitinti4l3.Favneller; caataii.in; ..' • • ' • • LINItSTONZ. LAN% Ana - fifteen: nerra - alf - which are novered thriving, :ILE/UNA - 4 TIM'IMR.; tiirt.tina6r tinder and fence and io g;36:1-'state - of-iat y.lO vlctibn i -4vin4ll,e'emiii_erectetlia. T W4'SORY ... : • 4 '4.1114 , • • ) 7 .Taltd . Slable. lso on dio p orioles a i_riviiig: YOUNG 'I.P,PLIE..Q.ItCHARD„ , • , , ;wishing in 'Went_ Hie preinisoYwill call' • lyit,ll,tlie subscr:diii , r, residing :in .Franklord iiiill;nod a short dis -----tnq:trottiAlottrices I.J • 2.'- SAM.EL --- MARQUART. Augnst.Ol, 1838.: • c?• . • Dysaiepian and :;) ' 1:0 - t '6 - i.,6_ , ,''s* ti s iz4 , -, C . ti--ie--11.7-. - ltfr. Wallow Salmon, Green. street; above Third - strect;Phandelphia, allEcted."Tor several years with the following distressi.ig symptoms i• Sickneas at the -stomach,—head-riche; .tliimiless, palpitations of the. htairt, impaired appetite, song:times acid-and Ingres - cent ernetations,. oblitesa ang.weltkiieSS,Of the an • - 11%. , mqies; ennciatioiirinTgeneral distuthed. - Wseiiie of nressitrit and weight at the stomach aft-r eatingotil., , ,ltrw-tre,-great_mentaLdesponclency , ' • severe dying pitias in the chest, back, and sides, cos , - ~tireness, a .dislike far society, or 'cOnversation, invol unary sighing-and-weepingilangorand lassitinle upon - the feast exercise. : -Mr: Salmon hal applied to the mug eminent phy 7 siciantr, who considered it beyond the poiver of iron ciiii:to-restOteltirri to health ;'however, as his nitric tionslaul reduced him to dyerydeplorabfe condition, , nod having been rec-anmended by a relative of his to ----ro-lke_trial of Dr. William Evans' Medicine,lte with d:tifiCultr_repaii4lii'the'officd and:procured,a pack age, to says, la.us itWl - a tor. fitstestorn 7 tien to life, .health and friends.. lie ow enjoying all-the.blessings of .perfect health: Persons desirous rf tiirth-rliffaciiiiwill-be -satisfied-with-even . particit or of his astonis ung cui eat Dr. Mans' Me ,teal office, No: 19. North - Bth•Street,-Philadelphia. 'The above medicine is for sale at the office of the • - • lipzS. En) • „ -, PAMPHLET LAWS.. ROVIONOTARY'S OFFCE,3. • - • • • - Carlisle , July ,1838. _ • I . 7th - e - Lawi,• pissed • at. the -Session •o 1837-8, have been received avthia • office, and art --teady. for tlistributitin to those entitled by laW tore "' r.siliVe ; • - GEQ. FLEMING, Proth'y. xsoluly '24,1838.-44- • - • TEE'f~. -swoops:: METALLIC, ' OR MINERAL INCOI HUPTIBLE TEETH. Is -has' fot;: many yeara been' a great desiderata' . arnoatiEtirvean, and American Dentists,to manutac • lure 'I eeth frOm incorruptible materials which shoal' Imitate the natural living Teeth.. , Many have deypted years to unsuccessful eperi• inent4amlothers have succeeded in. nuleufacturing . ft•t;tli of mtderials 'similar to the pcieeltiin - ware, but generally they have an opaque'white appearance; by whielt They, are easily distinguished. from the human . - ;;. , After long and tedious experiments , the subscriber . has succeeded in manufacturing teeth of materials en.; tire!) , incorruptible, and perfectly in imitation of hu man teeth. 'The'y have a semiAnanspareacy, and are made of various - sites and shades. • . In cases. Where absorption of' the aceolar process, or .otlier'esuies i may render it necess.lry,, he will cast of he same. materials, attached to the- teeth, artificial nms, which shall imitate the' gum - tied supply the less of substacce • • , • It is entirelyjrapossible for theie teeth to change their Color; breanse fletid-breath:- , Ile will insert them from one to entire sets, in such manner that they will make articulation of the ,Voice perfeet, and materially , :imist in mastication, TOW .so that they cannot be distinguished front thp most, beau tiful natural living yeth by the`most- scrutiniilng oh-- server. He als, .perf , irms . all the various operations-in Thmtal Stirgery, aceording to. the late scientific im provements in the art. .P. .1L Dentist, tioraer of Clutrles 5t Fayette streets, •,• ; Baltimore Eita , . • —SIX CEL T S W..11.R1k,' ANA:WAY froin The subseAber, residing in the borough appren- tieelealitiXartietlilfakinti,itts!ness, '. • A ; ,•. •',. ••• • •'.. between sixteen - aid •tieveeteen °gib* 4' re,ot t•rtsfii,eheis • , oomplexichi. • IltiVah'Ulben ; lower,. a suit. of •ittiffe ti - 61in• - eZ .:iiirnate!„*tAbo;, A n y person returning . saidiiniu#lii‘httikkieei7tithe : tihove reivard, hut no thargeepiti ••• - - • o - Tit('.E.EttEß. • • • barlisle,.,AngoA„,All -_, during . euch. 'timer end no, inenilier er t'Cligit'ssiir.. — other person ;bolding' llWOffiteleice9t4',littorney,•, at law,and: in' the•milltinylituler - the'United, States or this Commonwealth; shall be a member` r either- ' • house during :his contintiance, in emigres*, or in, office. • _ ' -Auction XX. - When vocancieb •hsjiiteh' in .either _ louseithelpeckeridtall:issuelyrilCoc elect:loft:to, '• 611 614cli:" Il tits ' ft ; 4 ,...%•t ; .j` - ( 1 .4'.4-. 4 ' h ' :I , '.. ',.“'. • F4CIIiiIOC I MI oms• Tor raisiire.,,re4enue ghat, • • orighintst •in • the - bottle of seinteentlliaes,' , tittf"the' , 1 : qthStOlstsy., mimic ameindruelit_t?ee' iti,rithertbills. t•' - •• ' i• Section XXII. ,-Nn A ;mosty iihellTbdift•yr . lf;fest ' 'the'l trikniig.bbi. lb ciinscquetice* of rp'proprlitiona' sosds hY, itsw.:•,,,, , srV• `'. 4 . , , , ,1 ~,, ..1 1 .4'. 4-.!-.,.:1 , , , ~,,.. t', Settion,,V,Xtki. • Every, billr i whipb • .oludlr lmye'f; ' pssdeil Lbethrlioitie'' s '24911 j bekpresentek len s tlui`floj'' ' verner.,,,l(lre,,epp•revo., l be,. ORR; sigd Ili , het; if.-he: , :: Sho l :44t -f i1iT41.:991 41,0 1 altte9.17A.kt,sorit17 his °Wm.': , • li'44 ., h i .t t a t' i lt i tlst‘ift-ssPigh4l ,1 1 011 1 SYWOtigilbstea; ) : ' who sfUtir 01 _1 4,1 ; 0 4 11 %. 9 ,f5t£41PIL' 4 44 1 0Kge•INxtl'Ibgi' i ' • . 4 0 0 . 1102 . 1 71 - #. 3 4 , .P ,rifillikiA'AtiSlPPlNtr.i•it...t• -If, ,itfteCl." su ,! ,'•74 ' . .sll!ti!4% a i,h n l.i u tt'll/lf,Afti4 ;kat hoUse Abell •- - Nit', : 14, ,V . 1 ":?,• , :. - „ e,..;l ll „ l l , 4,p,i'ikililitt ~, Y ktit..thwob., : t. ' , ierociins , 'AY, 99 ,-, Y 4 ".FS'It9 Ps t9t; , .Y.i'hich•litteNtisc-it shall :tie re=corsidered; and it approved,tby •••,-twor:,. thirde•of thal..konsel4l skyll , lic, , ,allawri.loj4 in such eases the v'siteti:or bolls', bouseAtipli , ,k_r_dttertnieed by y e a s krd'illt.S; • iiiid-' khl - namei ot pepous,vo l tie , for or , against the _bill shall be enleretren libejoNr.._: siats'of eaclr],konse - tApftlifso 3 4 1(401.101011-, not', kirgettfrAiiir , ,b34ll4,l3tosernortsilithl7o te • dtryi , - •(Sundiys excepted) afteill'ihall. hhee..been?•Ptel ~- seated 'to'' himqlt Shall b a rskittlitltttlhOhlAS ly it i' • he. , harl'lsigned‘lartiblesk'the'gererel'ASsertibly e ß, - .—__. - thstrAdJournetehtzonstieht itfretu'rh; hi' *Well e4.40i,. ' ..' !i shall .be • a law . unless • cep t ' back within - threii" 'clitOr ' - AU , ' fc th • rie4 I , /2 7, 4. ci! the ) , ,IReßtrr, 5-,. 1 ,1,, , .5., ~ I.„ vl', 1.- ; ~. , Section XXI,V.z' Every, rder; reielutton. 9r rot e " .• w , s• - ••-• , s-'1 , 4 e•-- , - , • -•-••••• •-•--• - • • • •• , ..... 7 " ---7 4 , ..,,, A 1 -1 ° Miiiichi:lthte•fttttrldtOrt',PrlkOttllliolni.es ray...be: 4 ii, , ' si l k :Sy - El - VS; , IT 41,,5t , 7 - .; . 7 ) ... -,, ,,P- 1 . neeessab:iiseppt, on )4 -quosgolt .74.: siljoUrcin I;it'V.- shill shall - he 'prese n ted tO,itlieVeveltuit;, elle before' kt _ troo.ert;,itiatiligitl44 to . iiii. orrhe r ,' stoilCof 1.. Drugs An , ift4tlM4cu c. tt .. o;l7, lucge cSlortificltt-jec • shalt take ,eireet, be eppro'vedlit•hiing or being ills.' ,ET oritiva , usEPuvitaticiZsc 3 - 11 "f"-fil?&.‘" 4 0,,,,YP',;'f,Afrkl*;-Y,T,V0f,' 4 : 1 -(1 0 !':::: 4 , :.",_. s t ~,._.• _. , - •••••:, - -,,, ,• • ~ •...ti ••"';'• ''' ", ' `''" •-. , '''''' l :: -.' , , ~.,' • 14°Widlig4IllinqY:'Int3/4.N4C.;7“'*'''' 4, '- ,. : 1 :0 9 :' 1 .i ' --- , : _ , ,..v:-. .y.:„ , ,i.3.-., , ,% ,,, , i , Gnus Bias titt " 7 " 46l6 C . ""eas I:, ::'.ln "i'''. `ii. :l '?,ll,:,' ' ,:: :;+(!; , 1 '-',- ; ~ a . lief.; u.6"i1eV.1::e... , ::•i .i...A.i jie..P';ti' B r ushoL t vattfliii(,,gtOr:',' , Lilow;!ust •ororvs : "..,,' .• •RitiodA, dm:8 . 14,0Ni, - , 4.4.,.,',. .' - • •ita4kinshPe>Sts4,4*-41nirtil even' Satikt. 1r ' - !" . " 41.3 - •+• r.„,: •' ”: I •".P — 'l 24ti -' 1' 3'•' : i'r% 0141figl/ktfie - Apittn OigrOSSO . . , 4 - iii .. „l iaja.0.1,0,0ree•,•4,1.4.4m6,iun0 e, l' a . n l ai f i f e sira - . jsillN Wilt w,lll:besiikl'o : tAto J Ol O l l regioriftie 2 . ''•'' '-'''' -"' • il l ' titibti . ''t - ~.,, ;•:: , , .. , ,.. ~., , 7 1 -.. ,? ,fefor. , . . 1 1'1". , ,,,:1• 1 '.‘141•10 , 'llle colours of Gsuze, Bi JUR ank a n ts btl , ol• ter elyrisle, AUXUS(4B. • * ~• ' • : --- '' •' ' - SOW' '' - -''' :44Now 4' 0•• abA 531.:144t411 :(oatcb":l. THE subset:Atari, ittzious to settlttntitp;usitteas of the , late firm' of c0,,g4,y. hereby- 11 146, not4tall...th96s..,latMitellik mak:9:papp9itt.o9; to ifbildin'Taiti- - Sigehibeiqutiqpittei . ' w - ItieVatc . ..thetr , , accounti VIKA otherr- 1140 de hit° 6llect J °l ' . • VAILTX 2I • 4 ` -Augastslll4,Blworpws,,,,, 4 oierrex (MT.. 1 . 1 ` , t '41.i1riii,ii,1i.,,,!,,, •:•-'''.- L ' ;vt -, --- """ -triti-o:l,palir-4;MAPAIAIVILI4SO.::r..,.th7,:;:, lz 4 0.:1'.. , t . ' 10:1iite*i . " +bti-Ouidkk iif two - oiiiiiiiijoititgoi wimoTal 440ilifirAiiiri0 : 1iNlywjafecilkifiiiiit : field, West, iinasfunrhitleif tnivullaitt Cumberland q .. • ; eountxttlik#ANdilljav#44,S9l - ,,ltglikato the aubserlber ..,; ~ resillinitllig 4 - prpg,--.lh - thu tnrinalko:iikresaid ; all Teriintli'lditebted In . th 6 estate of.„.4lm,*kid.deceasedi vrill uleakinidce iinvitbdiatainitiMmtilnid„ilinan'hiiV , ing elnitria n,rinst the said - estati.+; ld'presentilietii.du ly. authetticitelifFsetttiiirtt: -----7- -"` '-' -7 77 -- - - '• . • - W : : , rT. - tt:00 1 $:: PIPER, 'F.xeciator ''' 'll4clfrtliff- 4t1;...11, 1)33§,-40; ~ 121 :vA~:,,. CONSTrr 1.. 1 •,. 't ••ti 1 , , Z-) 7 (~. 'oit ~ f, . . r : r.11: - .!' ti ,/ i ' 4 ,,' -i , , iPTIMSIT ~'”'„‘•,.., COMMIINIVEALII I tiF I'ENNErrtVAMA, ii• ICINDFD III'ID.F/S corivracriore ot ONE TIIOUBAND MICIUT iIUNDAT.D AND TIILWCYAIN,IIZN.. • . TIIIItTYTEIOIIIT. ~., • . . , . olmoulth of Fe nn= , . 'W M , The Peepte of the'Commnn= ~% pkylvapia, ordaie ned'ostablisti jhia4Coestitutiiiir for itr I?,everienoet: --- , .0: 2 , . 2. . Section 1. The legislative power of this Commdtt , wealth, shall lik,vested • in'. General ;.,Assernbli; itensietef -a GouateAnd.lio:Use of :Gepres;., Section 11. 'The I epresca ta , chosen 'arthttally by the " citizens of ,tikp city cf ;Philadelphia -, 1 rind of each comity , teepectively ou thileccitid . Tuez-,„; ii. 3% ,Ociebei% „ : :•,k; ; • Seeti6n I'M - No ,person A •representativil , , who, shall nqt;have, attained 'Gm; agyof %wenty-One • • 'Y'eara, and haVb been a citizen and:inhabitant of then : Stale three yeah his election, afid the.. laiLycAr_thereof.an_inhkb.i.o9o4 lheAfiefrieliWand • for winch lidtreptesentgtive,. unlcsa he shall have. beeiavitlisent.On the:public; busineis of •the United States dr of-Giis • Section IV. 7. f.Within „three . ; years after , the:, first _meeting of the':GeherefAssimhly,,and within every sitbsequent te'rm'of seven years, an enumetation - of — .• the,taxable'iriliabitanta Shall ho snide in such -Man ner-Ai btlaw. • the humho.of. '- repretentatiies shall, at the several perioda of emir- ing suclijinutrinittien, tie fixed 'by t h e. Legislature, . andAPpertioned among the city of PhilidelphiA and 41streeteral -counties, ;Meet:ding:in the nuniber of , taxable mihabitents in each:fund Alvin never be less than'Aixtr nor' greater than . _ One -hundred.. Each , - county shall - have - at leait'one representative; but no county hereafter erected shall-he entitled to.* sepa rate ,represen ta t ion until a.su ffie ten tmumber.tif 'MX; able inhabitants Mhall contained Within to: entitle them to One- representative ngreeably . to - the _ratid_which.shall thin_be establithed.-: Section V. The senators-shall he chosert.fOil&W 'years by the citizens of- Philadelphia and 'of the severatcounties at thsi tame time, in Ihe same man ; - ner and at, the same places where they shall ; for representatives. Section VI. The number of Senaters shall; at the. rover.) peribas of. makiirgAlie enitiabratiOn-hefere mentiened, be. fixed ..by the -Legislature and appor tioned among the.distriets. formed is lierefnafter. direetediaccording-tb:the number- oflaxable tants • in each; and shill never be- less than one: _fotirtii',:nergreater than one,thild, of th,e_number of -repreae.ntatives. - • —; ____Section . V.U. :The, ru•nators•shall be chosen in Wets, to-be formed by the - legislature ; but no diss *tact shalt brao 'formed - auto enlitl,e.it to -elect More _than twa_esnators,. unteit-ine„numoer-iy---saxasoe ha - bitants. in any city or county_shall,.at any time, be such as to entitle it ,O elect morathan tU!), but no - eitior - county - sholl - of - entitled - to,clect k store than four tanatorri when a ,district shall- be. composed of .two .or, more'sourities, they shall- be Adjoining; ' nelther,tire city of Thiladelphla rior_any ccrunty,shall, be dividertin forming,. district.. . • •• • , Section Vlll. No person shall ho senator, who. shall not )rave littained the ago oftwenty.,fivey.ears, have been7a - citizen and, inhabitant of the State" four years next before hie election; and the last year thereof an inhabitant of - the °district for which ho shall_be.chosen,.uulesale shall.hrtve_bletilabiteit_ve_l_ - the - public business of the 'United States of of this- - LState . ;_and no-perSon'elected-as afar - esnid, - ;hall said office i t fter he shall have , removed from such dis •'- Section •IX.. The.senators wlto.may be 'elected at the first general election after the adoption of, the amendments tetlie constitution', shalt be divided_by tot into three classes. The sears of the senaturs . of 'the first class shall" be t'acated at lhe_ergira . ion of the first year them - mud class at the -expiration of the second year ; and of the third clisfat the ex -viridian-of-the third year I- so ;hat-thereafter" third of the whole number of senators rssl be chosen every year.---Th..-senafors &Ord' before the amend -ments-tot he-constit uti on _ shall_te_adaptcd,.shalLhola_ their olfires during the terms for which they , shall - respectively have been elected. . 'Section X. The Geyer:ll _Miserably shall meet on the first Tuesday of January, in every ycar, unless -iooner-convened hy the Governor: • -Section XL 'Each holise - stiAr clihistolts Speaker - _Mid other officers; and Semite shall also choose - A Speaker pro tempore, when the • Speaker shall ex= ercise the office of glover nor. • .'---Seetion•Xll. Each huuse shalt judge-of thcquali.. fications of its members: , Contestrd . eleotions' shall . be deterniined by a'committee to be selected . ; ferried ' and regulated in such manner,as. shall be'directed by. law. •A majority. of . each .house, shall constitute a quoruin to do business;, but a smaller number may adjourn from dayto day, and 'May be authorized by law to compel the attendance of absent memliers, iu such mannerlud under such penalties as maybe provided. .Sectioh XIII. Etch house may determine the rules .ef its proceedings, punish its members for disorderly behaviour, and with the concurrence of two:thirds, sxpel a member, but not a 'second time for the Sams. cause; arid shall have all other powers necessary for a branch of the:legislature of a free State.• Welton XIV. ?lie , legislature inal not have phwer to enact lan,e orsull:neVie contract of ni'lFriage.in - 'any case where, by./aw;th.e courts of - ,this Common wealth are or may hereafter be empowered to decree Section XV. Each house shad keep a journal-of . Ili proceedingi; and publish them •weekly, except . such parts , as may requite • secrecy:. and the yeas' • and nays of; the members, on 'any.question shall, at the desire of any two of them, be entered °wilt° • • Keeton XVI...The doors of each house • end of committees ot the whole shall be open, •unless, when the basiness`shall be such es ought to be kept I secret. Section XVII. Neither house. shall, without the entisent of the other, Adjourn, for more thaii three days, nor to•any other.plaers than that , in which-the two houses 'shall be sitting.,, , • - • __Section XVIIL The.Senatent and•representatives• shall receive a conipensation for,their, services to be , - ascertained, by law, and."paid out of .the•treasury of,. the Commonwealth. ,They shill' eept treason, 'felony and*,,breach ntiAlfrely_ 4 4. the, peace, be privileged *pm arrest ,duileglheir.;rat 7 , tend:ince at' the 'session, of their . rearieitiVe 'houses; ~ 'and in, going to and returning. from the And. for'any speech or debate itijeithir r houSe;theieettall not be questioned-in-anYether,platre. • , ' . NO'fienattir.or refieitentatien during the tiiiielor_ithietilit'shall'haVe t heen elect e4 be sppointetriranyeltril office, uhdei r thix COM.. monwealth whieh'shall have been Created, Ot the, emoluments off 'have';heen",inereaSed Mil 1222 .„--,----„,,,„ . ------ ..- .„. , A...,. 7 4 ,•,-,,,:a1F•, t l , 1.,.. , ... ,, -... .. 47; 1: ~. 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Ithir,shall.any . ,cluartpr for the purposee - aforesaid, granted; for a ionger, period:Hq.'s tteenty, years, and every charter shall contain a clause , reserving . . la the legislature the wower. to alter,' reneke, or annul . :the ..samelcheireveri in their' opinion it maybe .rioweto Me citizens of Me conimonweialh,,in such - . manner however that no iAjusliii ittall he donelo,the - corKrallifit.':-.llVdraiii . hireaftir enacted, ahrtll create,., • meta Or extorter:he rhartfr Vtisorithaii. one corpo- I ° . • •41reICLF,.1t.. , • • Section,X;;The Supreine:ExeCutiveyower ef this; , COrninanw - ealthirlall - beireste.d-in-a-Guvernor.„ If ecitoirll::•TfaVOOYernhi r shall he_Cliesen on the .„; `,attend , Tuptiley'..eif October, hyi the citizens of the :GetranonWealthiae - ttie' . 'places where 'they tihall re.; • - •ipectively vole, fdr ;representatiret. The returns., of every eleitiani fee' flirernoi•-iihit fr" he , eialed up , 'and transinliteil•to . the Seat of gtivernineet,;•directeM , • : , to the , Speaker, of '-the Senate, who. fshall ,, open'end publish thew in the , presenceet the.mernhers of. 1, 'both hOusesik Ithelegiala !file person:, haring • •I thilhidhest number` of. votes .thall.'he' GOversier. I:',But if two or more •shall , be .equaL .and ',highest in. vetesione 'of ; them ,sball be chosen Governor by the -joint vote of 'the members , of botlehouses. Coo - tested.elections shall he determined by:a-Committee , to be selected froW_ both' boatel of tire, •,•_ 'and formed-and legUlated in inch Winner at' shall - be'directed by law -•- - - " . Section ill: ,Tlt,e. Cdivernor.. shall ; hold: his Office, iliree ; Years:Triiwthe third'Tuesday arenex:t. 'ensuing his" election,' anti =Shall not be . "-eapehla , of ,holding it tenger than six -in; any • term of mine years." . . . Section IV.. lle_sheli beat least thirty; 'years of age; and hare been p chizen atil, ari. inhhhitant of" - this State - seven years next before his .election ; 2- iinless - be'shall - have been 'absent'on the public - business of the-United States or of this State. . ' Section V. -.N0. , nientber. ofCongress or .person `. bolding "ar.y office -Wider the-United Slates or this _ -- State shall. exereisethe-riffiee , of_Go vernor.: ' --,.,Section, VI. The Goyerrior ,shall; aCstated times • - receivefor if sertices - a - temoerisation, Wh i ch shall ' be neitho'.'iriereaseir- - nor diminished 'during the"."; period for, filch' he shall have been erected: -" • Sectior 11. He shall be - .commander-in-chief of he' - arm' . ",ltd.navy.of thirCrimmorrwraithTan the milt` . i,eiccept when they be called into • - ',:the - hetc'Tserviceerthe'Unitett States; -- . ,Sect". VIII. ,Ile shall appoint a Secretary of the .Comm - wealth during pleasure; and. he shall nom'. and by and...with -the ads arid consent (f . the 'Senate appoint all judicial officers of courts - _r_craid,lttnless_otheriwase_p_roltided , for in this _Melon.. 'lle shall hate power. to mall Vacancies that iniy . happen . in sitch . jiidieial died - 1314'1nd (ha." . .. recess . q 1 the Senate, by' granting 'commissions which.. efiutl esrp'ire'at lhe,end or their not Pffsian.,,Prn,,, actsng - on'exeinittor - nentinations -- me -- -Senate shall:tit with , open doors . , anrl„in con firming___ or rejecting the nominations of the Governor, Mt '-.- Section IX. Helhall• have .power to remit. fines • Auld - farfeitures„ and grant reprieves and • pardons, • except incases of impeachment. ' Section X. He may require information - :in writing, .from the officers in the •executire department upon any subject relating to . the - duties of their respecr. five offices'. . • Seition XL 1-le shall, from _time to time; give to -. the General , Assembly information of the state of the Commenwiralth;_and_recoroinend .to their -ten., sideration suchrneasurei as he shall i jiidge expedient: ' 7 SectiTn - Xlif:He tray; iri extraordinary occasions conVeno..the : General Assembly.; and-in case of diSagreement.between - the two houses, with ...respect to the time of at . j 1 ournment,._adjourn:them to such, . tune'as he shall think Pieper; not exceeding four -- months.. Section XIII; He shall takeicare that the laws he faithfully executed..- • ,„ "- • Section XIV: in case of the death or resignation of. the Gove'lnor,..or of 'his removal - frbm - office - ther -Speaker-of-the ...Senate shall_ eiercise the office of Goveimor, until another Governor thairtre - du qualified'. but in such ease another:Governor shall beehasea7aLthe_nerllninualitetion rgresenta tives, unless such degth, resignation or removal, , shall occur within three calendar months immedi ately precedin. , such next annual election, in which ease a Cover:or-shall be chosen at the. second Silt , ceeding , annual , election, qf ,representatives. —And if-the -trial--of,-sa contested electioh shall continue longer than until the. third Monday - orrcinuary -- - I next ensuing the election'of Governer; the Governor or the last year or the. Speaker of. the Senate who ' may• pe in the exercise of : the ..executireau thority„ . __ shall continue therein until lhe determination of Such contested elettion, and' until teGureinor shall 'be duly qualified as aforesaid.• ••• •• • . • • Seition The' Secretary of the roirimonwea/th shall keep tt fair register of -all the 011iciat acts and proceedings of. ltie•Governor, aand 'shall, when. re- • quited, lay -the `same' and . all papers,' minutes and vouchers - relative thereto, before either branch of the legislature, and•shaliperfOrm such other duties'st u shall be enjoined him by law..' _ ^... Section 1., In elections by the -citizens every white freeman of the age of twenty-one years, having re sided in this state one yedr, and in the'election dis trict.where he offers' to mote, ten days immediately preceding Such election, and within two years paid a Sate' or Ciniiity - tas; - which - shall - have'been - ess- - seised at least ten days before.theelection,shallenjoy. the rights of an elector. But a citizen of the United States who had previously been: . a gut:O./Int voter of this State, and removed therefrom and returned, and who shall have resided in the 'election district, and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall he entitled to vote,af ter residing in the Ste-4st: months. Provided, thal.white freemen,citizens of Me United States, between the ages of wertly-dne and twenty-two years,-and hav . ine.reardid in Me , State one yt...r., anrl ;nth,. ðyl district ten days is aforesaid, shall be entitled, to vote, although they shalt have paid taxes. „ Section 11..A11_ elections' shall , be. by ballot, ex cept those by persons in their re4.resentative eapa - cities, whn_sballivolilTllklait- '' - - ' - • • ' • • Section 111. - Vectors • shall alb, iiii cases,' treason; felony, and breach .Or 'surety of the peace, be privileged from 'arrest, during their attendance on elections, sand .to ..goi r ng..th. ane returning from - ARTICIA IV. '' - .. —-. r 7 8 .".' aon V. The ' Reuse- of • RepresentaliVef shnil hat. ,1 le sole power of Impeaching. •.• , . . ' • St. - , kin 'II., ,'All impeachments ,thall. be tiled by the,.l' site; 'When' , miring r fit' that mirpose, the Sets 'tit i shall' himpOnloath or affirmation. No per son r 4-1' be' roavleted without .theconcurrence of t*o3 - .-t_ds of the members present,' ' ' ••• .' • Set _4l 111, The Governor, and all other 'civil officers . .unithr this Conuriantiealtli,•shall be liable to impeachment for any misdemeanotir iri. ogee; but *wVaent, ill such. ales, shall' not extend further than:th:removerfilinirrillietOrid - dieqUalitletttion - to hold_ any Office of 'hbialmr,tinsV'Cirzprofit, udder thin • cv,thificlnviath;,,The_ party, whether. convicted or. • astiiiittislishill nevertheless be liable to indictmerk trial,..intlgrocitt, and: punishment according to law.: - ?, - . .....;_'; c, . i - , , !;: ‘ - ..-.,l ; ,i , f okniricim v . :- 4.'• • -' . •,' . :, Section I. ,Tbt -judicial power', 1.4 this ',Comment, • wealth'iliall•klbe-veita,lin• li:Supreii* , Coutt; 'in Coirthofi Oyer aiki'Tenikiner end General"/till'De- • tivioy f in a, Court of CommoußleatOGiplranel.Courn -- :- ',lltegisteesigottrt, 01t1 a:pip' of ` .-Quarter Seisionk;, Alie - Pesei, j lor --- each=eininty - r - th - itisticeeil -- thir Pe:Wei:mid - 1n Nnith . o thei.:Conrls' no ' the le g islature .• may from,timetetime.establish. , . 4 ~ .1 '4 . ' •i• ••••••••i' :,. ...:Section JP. The itidgatt qil. the StiPreme;o4iiititr. l Ai, several Va . lirtirtqf IComMonfilleas, arid of:slit/0 ollum-Courts•qf ,. .llecoril as. are or shall besstabtished, .6Ylaift,tirhalfl4 rioniiiiared.4 flieGointinen:;'grld bY' - '• • And with theWiniseiaVe lhe"-Sendte'appointed and !commissioneellyWli . . : - •'.2"hefirggekmthil,.,,Siipreme ;Court shainW: 14 , r - iikeyAr. i lhe-teriii qt . :Ar leen ! years if. they shall' so lane a ,e" themselves well. ' The,pre*.(4'lt ilutitieht AI SeSerat Cowls of-tinman,,... Pleas a n d of' such Other Courts of Reeorit as ' j a r , .0,,, ; :l ‘.. shall be eital,tiW by .pi.o.coo all othe,judges're; ' . ti quired COS toirtied-inThe fatty; shalt holdtinfir dices,',, , ' .Ifor the term; often yearLif . thelk_ihati,solirne,,behare tfteinselve f milli,'" Thetas scinte load 4/./10 evicts , ~,oftintaiitittWeisihalthelif their 'offices for. 'Me terns -. of Jive years if they shall* long themselves t i Well, ..;_ , ..84r; jesvmy reasOped# e FilelogicA sharlug , ' ,: ..__bimist.c..4q4,stoffid. , cf"*.44 . . 4 ; the GoternOt.... , vi 'llt• Tenunni7.fMY 4/.0,t011s owthe, resso &TA/toxic.: il flt ex-4 branch o'o4 iteB44lw ~) .T4eivdges of the ; ': ~..'Stipreout,:,Qoart ,sand , ,t4e,preri ' ' 4.. qt. the , ScOerai * C 0 . 144 ritgarloll94lth(4,llfjtattft*seirecifthr. - for : their i trevittces,lo4.4disinalk;•iinapinsetiOn, ta lie -• .140.14:rat0• Iffikli qtatl.npr.k 4jAff3444 ' -'.4i,r0,8 ., !),,,,eit,....`6oo)*lPM4:'f.l 4 1. 4 1 itOttheYOhOit , Tiooinf no: . • ' 4 1. 44 14% 41 .i.10 1 :1‘,41 6 k hog; iiiivTivaii• glike , ' g(l o .okt . under. this ' "PM ,nylnyleqt/i 7 .1.7 ' ',-(:„ :..:-. .''" ' 8 0 . 0 0411 ft Whe.eleliegieifeti; • Viii ii';,l ' h 4. ~•'(fedlril'irft ql Viries/iftro bits as a ) 0.64 , 4,.:...r:;13:,t. .: , • . • . . • FM I 4 t t 747' • t RIISSIA:AUIPL I 4 ;I4744f 11*;g4iiiifr; ,44bfi HAtinol_books ind §ta49osii el% mitt • enr -A u el , _,.. , 1 f I MMM=f_gi ARTICLE 111. ISIM ME an j en'doraded. • Not nicfrellianftte caunttes matt pt ~ timbo.indisdeci dwn,j:idOciaki4lo,l44 orgrtnized ~ orlho . o.lpretne.• tic-1110' sbild'ettenid Over the State and the:Judges ' .' thereof . , shill by viitue of their- o ffi Ces; beypstices - Cjier aii&Tenriinef end_ Gineral Jail Delivery, in, " the several counties.-'-;• • -• ' ' - 'Sectidn 'V. The - judges of thet Common, in-•eicli-.criunty,',. shall by 'virtue of their ' offices; be, eaces Of 9Yer and Terminer end berm hi Jail Delivery; for the trial Of 'cdpitad.etid . sithef ;.--offenders' therein'; two of the said judges,'the. [ president being orte,ehall be' :' but they shall :not hold a court,of oyeihnd terminer, or jell delivery; in any,. county;' when . _ the - judges. of 'the. Supreme. Court; or. aity,of •thein, Shall sitting in 'the. some county. The party.accuied, as •vgll as the' Commettweilth,,may, under such regulatidns, Shall-be-prescribed.by remove 'the - -indictment and_ proctedinr 0t",.-,a.,,transerrin thereokititti — the Section VI. The Stiprenie Court, and the several . coorts of common pletia;:lhall;; . beside -thir.powers tieje!pfpre exercistid.-byi:them, have.; the , power ofa .eourt. of Chanceiy, so far as relates 'to,. the perpet uating of testimony, the obtaining of evidence trona places-not within'the State; and the garo,;of „the _persoijc attesstates ihose . -Who aro! • non cOmpotes mentis, .And - :thoJeglelatur& vest in the said eottits ether powers to -grant relief in equity, as shall be fiimaid necessary - : and • may, from time , to tithe, enlarge- or 'diminish thosi:' powers or. vest them othercogrts.as _thcy Shrill= liidgeffireperjor" the due edthinlitration of justice: , ti.ection.Vll: •The judges of the court of common pleas of . each "comfy, any - two of whom shall be a • quortinr shell compose - Hthe . dourtirif'Qurter the peace; and!orphans' -court thereof ; 'and --the register of wills, together with the. said judges; - 'or any - eny two of thein, shall compose the register's • cond.'s( .e.(ch county. • •• - . s6etion VIII.' The judges of the courts of common pleas shall, within Their' respective counties, have: the like powers with the Judges of the' Supreme - . Court, to issue wriis . of ilfo certiorarijo theltiatices - of the 'peace and -to cause that' ceedings: to -be brought before them, and the use right and justice' to be done.- _ _ .' - . - . Section IX ` The president" of the -:court in • each , circuit within Inch' Circuit; and the judges of the, -- 'court-ofT.ComMon - yleas. - within -- their -- respective "". counties, shall • be JUticei - of the peace, far u relates natters. • . .. Section X.. 11 register's - office, for 'the probate of • wills and grantihrletterirof - admirristratiorwano 'office • for. the recordiotof deeds, shall be kept,in - eicch county.. . • Section XL The - style - of all -procestVehall_be • "The Cominonwealth of Pennsylvania7'AD prose= etitions shall 7 be carried on in the-nerne and by the . nuthority of the- Cornmonwealth 7 nrPennrylVenia. and conclude•"_.against i nd di the peace.agnty of. the' = . _ ARTICLENL • Section I. Shelia' awl/di - to - tiers 'at - ' the - Hefei ,. and . places of-election , of- repreientatives. - be_ _ tliosen by the - citirens 01 - Cach county: 'Orti person — HMO be'chosen - Yor each 40 mirth° shall_ba- corned,- .. - stoned hi' the GoVenior. They - shall hold their ' - offices for three - years, - if-they-shall so-long_behave__ themselves well, and until a successor bi duly. ' qualified . ; but no person shall' be tirice'chosen or appointed sheriff, hi any term of siir yeare. - Vacan. ties in either4flhe said offices shall- be filled by an appointment, to be made by the .Governor, to - i - Olitinud until the - . next general - election' .and until a successor shall be chosen and - qualified aforer laid. Section - 11. The freemen - of thui=coninionwealtk shall-be_armed,_organized_and_disciplined - for defence, when and in ouch outliner as maybe directed '- by kw. Thoie who;conscientiously Sample - in bear --- :. arms, shall not be compelled to do so, but, shall pay an equivalent for personal service. • Section- EL Prothonotaries of -the' Supreme Court skall be appointed bythe said Court. for • the - tern's - of three years' if they so .long behave theinselves well. Prothonotaries and ekrksof the -several other courts I Recorders of died,' and RI - gisters of wills, sh all at, , the times and places of election of representatives, be elected by thi qua fad - of each county, or the districts over - which the jurtmiktion of said courts extends, and - _ ehisll-be-commissiimed-b,y-the-Wovernori—They - shall hold their offices for three yeas if they shall so long behave themselves well, and until their successors shall be duly qualified. The kgiskte {tire shall provide bylaw, the number of perions _ln each countywho shall hold said offices, and .how many and which of said offweiihalt - be hdd - s boe person.. Vacancies in ,any of the said of. j shall be filled by appointments to be made • by the Girvernor; to conttnue until th&ne,*tgenew ral election, and until successors shall be eWeik and qualified.as' aforesaid. . Section IV. - Prothonotaries., clerks of the peace . and orphans' courtsirecorders of deeds, registers of wills, and sheriffs, shall keep , their offices in the 'county town of the county in which they, respec lively, 'shall be offifers, unless when the Governor shall, for ,special reagens, dispense therewith, for any term not exceeding five years after the county shall have been erected. Section V. All commissions shall be In the mama and by the authority of the Commonwealth of 'Penn sylvania, and be sealed with the State seal, and sign ed by the Governor... . Section VI. d State Treasurer shall be elected I annually, by joint 'vote of both branches of the tegis- T ME . , , tature. Section VII. Justices of the peaee„.or aldermen shall be elected in the several wards, bcoloughs;', and townships at Me time of the election of con stables by the qualified voters thereof,• in such number as shall be directed , by law, and shall be commissioned 0 the Governor for a term of five years; b ut no township, ward or ,borinqh shall elect mo r e, than two justices of the peace or alder , / men without the consent of a majority of the qua • gfietl electors within such township, ward or bo rough. 6 Section VIII, All opera whose election or ap t pointmerst istiot• protiekd for in this - constitution: - shallle - eliete - ar ap - piiiratier_dif shale - directed -- by laW. No person alall be appointed to any (d 1 eta, within any county .u;ho shall not have been a _ ; citizen and an inhabitant therein one, year next befolt/his appointment, if the county Shall - haw been so king erected ~ but if it shall not hire been so long erected, thin Withifilhe limits of the county or /mantles jut of which itlhall have been taken. No member' of Congress from this state, or, any person holding orZecereinng any offlee or dYpoudment of trust or Prof(' undo. the• United Mates : shall , at_ the adme time holdor =rein any , oifim in this state, to which a salary is; or fees or . perquisites are by law ' enacted rand the kgisla. Sure may by law decla re what State offices are sn• - • - compatibk;---No minsba-of the Senate or of-the house of representatives shall be appointed by the . i Governor to any qjfice during thstermfar which -.`he shall have been elected. - - - " " ....Section 'All ifficers for a term of-years Mail hold :; °Pea for the terms respectively ' ' . Veer:fled, only on the. condition • that thiy'solong , &Ape themixlvm well 1: and shall be removed on: . convidion'of 6gisWiFiTft?); • iPt office T;161-frA!,‘ir:- famous crime. '. ,' ' - : ... ..,-: Section'''X.' Any perioh,:idlo's: l 4.4* Me , -- appition of the: aMeii - dvieutit --- pinpoied7bgthi -- ' °° n i ol4 M 1 0 1 4 Pinliiii9lifin , AgM, a ag Or:- 1 send fg,fhalkor ferfikgirfoolloals.dir:be of or, 'abettor in a duel,ahedi be deprived of,the , -; right,ofhoWng pay ffsez of hownsKor,pr,VlS,in i this State, and shall be ` punt/shed otherwise in fuels • 1 mhnneras is, or th its ey be-Prescribed icy kw k ' but ' thee:menthe mr . sykinit t.l.se",nift-;offirnee and 04 : r`-' , ,n! . : , --_ -- Awrictp.lw '4= -,:' :'-' *----,---'.' Seal* *.Alm legbliture shall; ins Soon4a eon venWollY %V be, provide by law, for the establish. bleat ; iil,* oo 4 thiOuSboot-qfbe Slate, bx,Al l ° l .‘ ” I mintier Wardle Prng4rOax be livetgFebe• ."' •• ~!,• I , —. -,, • - Section!: The . ,itstit' orotsci oSee s hill • et . P i a mated hi drie'nr !obit' seminaries, o 4 r..:.. 'Section 111. ;The , rights; privilsgeev immunities ''' sand estates of religions societies' gad - corporate bo dies, shill remain as if the conellil!tleP " - PIO State, 1 ;had nbt been altered Or amended. , , ~ ~ Y &talon:W. The ktfiekdaft shall not inveit'nny . corporate body or individual with ihe• • Prieikge eflaktPfg - PkffateliroPallifo r ir sblia ilt , WO* - requirsog ?Koh oorPOrdgen or stillioiztOo- to °fake' eoroPreairPO;ioJ/K owners edirkinger* or Bgive aerate sem*, OgrefOrt lit "0 p m ' ey shall be taken. ~ t -, ' ' -,- ~ ARTICLE VIII. ; - , Afeinbiint2;ar thefieneral ,hatemli 'nri.s' ex ,/tYP an r i r ' ball •b' 1 , , 1 :1; ?SAVEI3,IPILMEIItiIIe:' 4 ' t ~ t i lIRIV, RI F J. KNIALXO, mp 3 ory . ii, :wpm mow ore prepody fa w es t , a'oessona.k netts sne Nrcemberdof4 e qbrgailiditntitto mime 1 ~bto tinntiyinkiirootiot of, the deat *di mo rd ; or_sendtheitia of their - hid i, sta sOon _ ,arrcited.,, - r 1 P.U. — KNAPP,' staPagurkson,'d as pusibl4wenablel , ii%iirsilititOfielrJeops PreParial .-WW;tortmearcharkitkrazette sti r AaMmore, a short time before the Encempment. --- - 1, ~ Id as; ~- • • --# __ U. ~. CarllePs ktorai 28 1 1 Pbtz — siv .. •,. ~ , ' . `ii thlir. ) comdiontr`milik;rind perfeinif the Mitiei '4l: 'their .„,:respentire Otrines . With ' • • ,, Itericr.t IX, I:, • ~Ttta, the - general; great and essential princ es of ' liberty and . free goyeminent. may be , recognised and Unalterably' established; WE tor.PLA.RE, THAT'• Bectioh I. All ' med are born equally ` free and io• ~dependent, and hairece'rtain inherent and indefeasible'. rights, • among .which, are, those.of .enloylrig and de-. fending :life and liberty, 'of: acquiring, .possessing • tang protecting property; and rePiitsitlen; add** owP.:YPPPinallt.• : 'SeetTOWIL Ail 'l"ctiwer' iplinherent in the people; and' lyfree'goveinments'ain fothided on their au • thority,And instituted far - r• their' peacii,• , safety and happiness ; For the, advancement of these.ends, they - 'have - It - all art - unalienable and,jiidefeasible alteri•refonn-ol abolish their ( govenmient, in• such manner as they tnaT i th - irki . _ proper. • • , Section - lit five a-natural and'indefai;. - sable , right worship A' rifighty God, according, to the dictates of their,own consciences na.man can, Wright; bli . Poiniteiled ',to - attend, erect, or ,sußport any. pace of "wohtthip' of to' Maintain - anyAtinistry • aganist hisponsent" no human authotity can:biany: , ease whateyei, CoLtrol, or, interfere with-the, rights '• of “coriecionce ; • dad 'no - Piefeience..shall ever tie' . -,given;• by law; to• any relfgions' eitibliihinente 'modes of , Worship: - • • ;',:5 Seetion No,porson WhoAcknowledges.the,be- ' !'Gdd ank a future state of rewaid!and-,pu. Ai* ti inshmetits; shall: o adeteint - tif mints pe...flisqualified-to;bold any'office Ar. 'place of • trtist or profit under this Commonwealth..... •„ SectionV. - Elections-shall' be free Ind Aqual. , • ' Trial'-jury shall be 'as 'heietetbrAY: - and the rightlbereof - rernalirinviolite. -4 - --- 7 ,- ;,- -- , ----- • 'Section VII. The proiting presses shall be Steele every - person who undertakes .to, examine the pro , ceedings : of tlie ligithiture; or any princh Of go - 'yernments• And no / law, shalt. everAie. to're - strain the right thereof. ; The ,free- communication 7 _ofth'onglits an4Lopinioni it One_of_the. invaluable rights of man.; 'and eiiirteitizen inaY . fieely Speak, write and,print Art any, subject, being responsible fOr the abuse of - thatcliberty.' „In. prosecutions for- - 1- - the -publication. of•papers_invostigating . the official conduct .of tiftleertr, or mat. trl'a public capacity, or the matter published is proper for , publie thefruth-thereof• may -be . given-in- evi- -- • dencei And in all, indictments for libels the, jury-.. , hate fight to4etin:mine the law and the facts,l - the direction of 'the court, as in other, cases. • .cetton - VIII:The - peeple - shirll - belveure - irrthefr --- •:, persons, Willies, papers and . possessions, from - mires. sonable searches and - tell - Wes t Alid-no-warrant-to search any, place, or._ to, seize any. person 'or things ; shall issue, withOuldescribing them as, nearly Si' may. be, nor without probable cause 'supported by • oath or affinhation.' " - ; Section-IX., In-all criminal,prtetecutioni, the ac eu-sed hath aright to be - heard - bY himself - and - his Wiunsel, to• demand the. nature and cause ut the ac. - .cusition against him, to•meet The witnesses face ti. -face;_to_have...eornpulsory -process for-obtaining wit. nesse' in_ins favour; and, in, pioaecutions' by indict, merit or infairnation, a • speedy public trial, by an •- . impartial jury of the vicinage ; he cannot be cam- ' -pelled-to give-evidence-against;liimPeirr norcan-he-, be_deprived . of his life: liberty, or. property, unless •by e , , judgment of his peers or the law-of the Section X. NO perion shall, for any indictable offence, be proceeded against criminally by inferma tion, excipt - • in tales arising' in th 6 land or naval • [erect, or in' the Militia when in -actual service in . "time of war, or public danger: or by leave of - the. court; for oppression and niisdemeanourin-Offlee.--No _person altall,foithe_seme „offence, be tvvico put in Jeopardy - of life - or - limb rnOt shall - AOY.inan'a petty be taken or - applied to public use, ;without the: consent of, his representatives, and without .just. compensation Aping made. " ' ' • Section XL. All courts-Milli - be open, and every -man for an injury done him in his - lands, goods, per son • or 'reputation, shall have remedy by-;the due _course of law,- and. right anejiasticc administered, without sale,•Genistl or delay. Suits may be brought against the Commonwealth in such manner, in such courts, - and in such CaserUll the legislatiare may by Section X11.. - ER„Rower of-suspending laWs shalt be exercised, unless by the • legitlituke;---or • -.. • Section XIII. Excessive 'bail shall 'not be -re quired, nor excessive fines imposed; nor 'cruel • pu- nishments inflicted. Section XIV. All pritoners 'shall be bailable by , sufficient sureties, unless for capital offences, 'when the prbof is evident or-presumption great t and the - "privilege of the-writ-of-habeas corpus 'shall _net_be_. ,suspended,Antess when, in cases of rebellion - or vasion, the publid safety may require ,it. section_ EV„ Ne commission of Oyer mid Terminer _ , toriail delivery shall•beinued. '• _ • Section XVI. The person of a 'debtor, Where - thereis not strong presumption of fraud, shall not be eontimied imprison;after delivering up - his estate - for the" benefit of his .ereditors, in such manner as skill be prescribed by law. Section XVII. No ex post facto law, nor any, law impairing contracts shall be made. • • . SectiOn - XVIII. No person shall be attainted of treason or felony by the legislature. " Section XIX. No attainder shall,work corruption - et blood, nor, except duiing•the life of the offender, forfeiture of estate -to the commonwealth ; the es tates of such persons as shall destroy their own lives, shall descend. or vest as In ease of maitre! death ; and if any person . shall be lcilled by _•easualty, - . there _shall be Mi . forfeiture by ' reason , thereof. Section,XX. The citizens have a right, in a peace 01cm:inner; to, assemble topthei, for their common ' good;-find to apply to those invested with the poWers. of government, for' redress of grievances, or other proper purposs, by petition, address or, renin strance. ' : • Section XXI. The right of citizens to bear arms, in defence of themselves and the State, shall not be questioned. ' ' ' • . • Section' XXIL No standing Army •shall. in tints - of Peace, be kept up Without the consentof the Le • gislature ; and the military shalkin all cases, and at all times; be inoitriet subordination to"tbe dvii power Salim.. XX/ . be miartered in any house without the consent of the • owner, nor in• time of war, but in a manner ,to; be . ••preseribeil by lasi. • • • •- . ; , '• Section XXIV. The ,legislature ;shall not grant - any. title primbility or. hereditary . distinctien,. nor create any office the , appointment tii,which phaU: b 0 rot longer terM, than durintgood, bebaviotit. , • ' "Section XXV. Emigration, from the, State sluall net be prohibited: , ; Section.XXVL' TO, guard 'atinst",ininigheitiona of the high powers which 4eleflat DECLARE; that, every, thing, in this *Cade: is ex... 'cepted out of the general of, goyalliFjeatclll l 4 shall for ever remain inviolate. ' • • - , • .! . :•,-,; • .‘• ,e , ; ;,.AnY.arnetubrient,Ar mnltittMents.-this , conststu; LliOnslaY,lieprOosed,ingUW.xOr_flousslifi Ro-. ' presmikstives k attdoiffite,,Sarne &haltOe: agret tirbir a majority of ihe members' fleeted 'peach Mule; such _proposed amendmintAr amendments sliall be., entered , on their - . journoi; *Oh the yeaffirit*,nnyS,laken , thereots,Andthe sicretory if the Cco*itkit . goltti.shall cause the'nerne lobe published tAXec*nithx' t bkrqe the, next electiOn"in r ittlpast. onit'stimipidoet its' - yrery county in-iiicattin4paper thalttioliubliio icor fr in ifieW lattireitext aftermaiel kfiflpil,ttat.pre posed' nendment am endmenta4shalt be „ ogre& to z by a majority - izt - thg members elected ,to , :nie *use, _the__Secret_a_9of the' CoMmonwealtl_rlitii_tt causttlis . same Pets tit — p ner*Oliant,, - Mid t. such propineit" t or airieridmentt ',Shall be submitted 10 - the 'll#4ll6 , :fn such taflitetittill'iit )suih. time, atleast thretitibtiths,..riftertiOnt solagriid to' by the two hOuseszilethitlegistaturelshall prescribe and .{f the people shaltjamove and :taffy suck "Amendment orinnendmitits by a Majority of the ltfiect voters qj this Slaltiza,inialwreon, such amend mint or amendments shall ' become a part ottheton !WlNNOW,: buCtiot ficiAtitmlittedda - thi4iffide4l ll4l # thAls'enia' fitlke yew/1; Proiiidectk tflat•if, more. tattseire- Munch/tent bisaubuilited,:they shall be subthittedln 'kWh ostrimerf! fornsittmet - fleplop/s. ilay - Po&C u l v erlajgaitist each inneruhnelit telictratplY - Cuutvitst - - ••.•-tb' ''-..: '--- ' ' ' ' '''''''• '131311ZDV1 0 B: ) " ' ,• lio lllP6 tn ii n i e n dn 4 u l tncc oh i i . -n the O r rCOsem from itkiien-ir COnninintoealth, and in ordek.ti4errt,thi.gom4.l4l9i. , come operationAt - Wheretjacelettliknkorleit+4r ; • Section I. All laws of ibis coiailigiiiiiit6tifisree. at" the:finieTurten.f:tht - iima - alterikticuaEA 44 - 91 'ne" menuemenuoi.« It the Baia C......:1n"0 1 1 1 11. 6 4 1 ft eireef: and . . not In Onaletentlibiiretitli....a - pd,411 rtOite t actions, . • prosec ioni; eralnfe,lnireanttehtt as at kna videaTeaevUtiodieet*fromtiketett!'ketitifiltsWil the saki altionitioni--,evidletntendaienWitil tot theite.?..l 'nide: \ r.: ,- .;•T 4 , ..,-49.a . cr.l,.no,raitFill.6 it 'silly. 1- q,,r, , , .Iw. -i,Sectitifill.Vheatteretlotmenil extrindnkente4the ' ..,.:. r'....... , , , ,,::::".• : 4:7': I I=4 t t 4:1 1 , 0 '4.'f. 44;1A , "JAVITI. 1 : 1, .!illi'l, , -, • : 1•1 ME • nd allnef id by tot* pay paid.Constiteuen , shall takePelleertrom the Mu y -of January, eighteen hundred , and thirty-nine. . p ' 'Section 11l The clauses, sections ` , and articles of • the;said Constitution; which remain'unalterediithall l eOntinue,to he construed• and ,have effect as ~I f the said Constitution had hot !leen amended._ ._._.., _ ..- - -_Section IV: The General Assembly which shall • • coriVene, in Decernberfeighteen hundred- 1 1nd thirty :eight,fehall continue its iiessioff, as,•heretof , e, not "Woolutanding the provision in the eleve , i 'section of the' rst article, and shall it all times e'regarded as; the, first General Assembly ' der •.e amended ',Constitution.,. , . f , Section „V. rn The Geveor who all .e'el clad in .October, eigh teen hundred and , thirt •,1, 1 be Inaugurate • ,on that third Tuesday , n I • finery, eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, to which _time 'the present executive term is hereby . extended: • SeetlonsVl. ,The commissiOns of the ' e judges of the Supreme Court,,who maybe in office on the firstday ' -of-January-nextilffiall expire_in the following man- , tier: The commission which heirs the Mitliest data shall expire on the ;first day'of January, AnnoDo mini one theusand eight hundred and forty4wot the ‘ commission next dated shall expire On-the first day of January,•Anno • Domini one thousand eight hue, dred and ferty.five; the commi9idn next dated shalt• - , ~expen:the first day of, January, Ann o Domini. one t ousand• eight' hundred and - forty-eight;, the commission hat dateilihall .mike on the first-day • ef, Jahuary, Antio„,,Deinini one thousand eight hun dred and , fifty4mr.;;and the commission last dated, ' shall eXplre_cui_the first 'day•Of January', Anne Do:. -:- mini•onmtheusandleight hundred land fifty-foue. ' Section 'VII. The _commissions of . the • President ' judges , of the .several judicial districts and of the , associatedaw judges of the first judicial district shall expite sla.follows - e The commissions of one-half ,of . _these who !hall nave held their- offiees ten years of more at the idopciiiriOrthermietidinffiats to the 'When, shall expire on the twentx-seventh day of Fe bruary, one thousand eight hundrid and thirty-nine; the commissions of the. other half of those'Who shall have hehl,their office; ten years or more at the adop tion of' the amendments to , the constitution,' shall expire - nu the • twenty-seventh day of February, one , thousand eight htindred - and forty-two ; the finthalf to embrace those whose commissions shall bear the oldest'date. The comniissions of all the remaining judges who shall noehave held theii offices fOrten years at the adeption.of the amendments - to the-csan stikution shaltexpire_ on the-twenty-seventh day of- Febrnary next after the end of ten year. from the date of -their commissions. . ' Section VIII. ,The Recorders of the several May . raLCaurta, and_erher erirninal•courts in, this Coin morivrealth, shall be appointid for the• same tible; - ,:. and--in--the „ same _manner, eta the president 'judges' of .the several judicial; districts; of those• now id - office, the commission oldest in date shaHeirpire on the twenty-seventh day of February, onethousand _eight hundred and forty-one, and the others every _two years . thereafter according to their. respective - dates.- Those- oldest in dale expiting first. ---. 2 - =-- - SeetionlX. _Thilegislaturisat its: first•lession.W l,, der the amended constitution, shall divide the other ,associate judges of tho State into (dui classes.---The , commissions of those of the first class shall expire on the twenty-seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and. forty t of those of the second class on .....thetwenty-seventh day . of • February, eighteen hun dred and fortfr-one - rof those of thelhird - class on the twenty-seventh (tarot 'February, eighteen bun -eked and forty-two; and of those of the fourth class on-the - twenty-seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and forty-three. The said classes from the first to the fourth shall.be arrangettaccording to the seniority of the commissions of the several judges. - Section X. - -Piothonotaries, clerks of the several ,courts (except of the Supreme - Court) recorders of deeds and registers of wills, Wall befirst 'elected undo - the - amended ConstitutiOn, at' the election of-repre sentatives...in tha yearr - eighteen hundred - and thirty ,nine, in such manner as may be prescribed by law. Section Xl. The appointing power shall remain as heretofore, and all officer-in the appointment of the executive department shall continue in the exercise, of the duties of their "tespective Offices midi' the • legislature shall pass such laws as may be required • by the eighth section" of the sixth article - of the amended constitution; and until appointments shall be made under such laws; unless their commissions shall be superseded by new appointments, or shall' sooner expire by their own limitations, or the said - offilevehallbecome vaiant - bY deith-or resignation, and such laws shall be enacted by the first legisla ture under the emended constitution... , , Section XII. The first election for aldermen , and justices of the peace shall be held in the year eight een hundred and forty, at the, time fixed for the election of constables. The legislature at its first session under' the-amended constitution shall pro vide for the,iaid election and for subsequent similar - elections. The , alderinen-and justices of the peace now iii comreission, or who may in the interim be appointed, shall continue - to discharge the - duties of their respective offices, until fifteen days after the day which shall be fixed by law the issuing of new commissions, at the expirat of which time, their_commissions shall expire. • In testimony that the foregoing i the amended constitution of Pennsylvania, so agreed to in convention, We the officers and members of the ' convention have hereuntoligned our , names at . , Philadelphia, the twenty-second day of Febru aty, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and thirty.eight, and of the Independence of the United States of America the sixty-second r JOHN SERGEANT, Preside \ iit. ' 1 Daniel Agnew, . Ezra S. Hayhurst, Wm: Ayres, Wm. Hays, ' , M. W. Baldwin, ' Abm. Helffenstein, --Ephraim Banks,- M. Henderson,______ John Y. Barclay, - , Wm.•Heridenon, , 'Jacob Barndolar, Wm. Hiester, Chas. A. Barnitz, , 'William High, • Andrew Bedford,. • Jos. Hopkinson, Thos. S. Bell, John Houpt; James Cornell Biddle, . Jabez Hyde, ' Lebbeus L. Bigelow, Charles Jared Ingersoll, Saink C. Bonham, No, Jenks, Chas. Brown, George M. Kelm, Jeremiah Brown. , , James Kennedy, William Brown, 1 . Aaron Kerr, Pierce Butler, .'' los. Konigmaeher . Samuel Carey, • • Jacob Krebs, John, CUITIMiXI.__ .ArH, G. Long,. , Themes S. Cunningham, Lavidl4ons, — WilliamCiiill;: - -- Alex. - Magee, Wm. Darlington, . ,+: - Joel K. Mann,... .' • George' Chambers, W. M. Meiedith, . John Chandler, lanes Moral!, , - , Joe. R: Chandler, • • Levi Merkel, • 1 Ch: Chauncey. , Wm. L. Miller. , , Nathaniel Clapp, i Jams. Montgomery, : 'James Clarke,', Christian Movers, John Clarke: , - D. Nevin, • ,„,,, . -••• . William Clark, ~ • - Wm. Overfiele , . , ; . c: ,I A, ,L.Cline, Hiram Payne', 1• ; -_,_, ' ':-,. - Lindley Cootie, ' ' ' 'Matthias'PeelnYVaem"'' •R. E. Cochran..' James Porter, • - , -• Thos,.P. Cope, • ~, . James Madiaon Porter... , Joshua F. box, Saud, A. Purvis , . ~, , Walter Craig, , E.:C. Ileigatt, , ,: :, ' ' Riad* M. Cruin, , ' A. H. Read, - ••• ' P 1 -Geo.-T.-Crawford, • , Geo. W..Riter. -. • ,•,, -•- Cornelius Crum, ,•-, Jefe;Ritter,, Benjn. Martin, " • H. Gold Rogers,,* L' = Tohn•h•Ptaherii •• '4. ' Sainuel Royer," •• !, '••• • E. T. fil‘Dowell„. James Mlthiselli t - • - Sl7l James Wheelie. •''. , ; •.,Ihiniel , Siieger fl._ A . .i.' Mark,Darrah,, John Morin Scat „ ,I, '.. • Hatinar'Denny,'" %' ,' l'obias•Sellers; • - ' .61ohnIlickey4, ~ .1 - . - G. Seltzer,• , , ••-, Joahua Dickersoi, - „ Gee. S,errill, t•, ; ,„1, ; !,!,;„. - Jaceh Dillinger„, • ' 'll my Selieetz,• ~. , - Jas. Donnt, in Gekrge Shiflett} ' -' 40.R.---Poni*ll,--- . --1-4-----Tbcp.- 9 .5.-}.. • .ililL Joeephhi.lDomio,f , Geo, Sme..l.•, .. . - joshes, dep, ~ .Wm. Smyth, , • , ) , phomiile il l iia;•.r'' , : • ' Joseph•Shively, - , D. M. Family. .-,',-•- -..,Th&a,sterigere, . Robt. Fleming,', • ..! - - ,Jacqb,,Stkkel,. . , • ~,,. 'Walter Forward, ,__,. - ' Ebe,nezer W. Shitdevant. ' - `.lOhn'Fiaulitrog - ' - ' ) "Theinalf Taggart, ' ' ';'' Joseph Fry.-Jr. '.'• , 1 '' , Morgan' le erhonias,' ~ itoci, .'Julio Fullerv.•' •; • • . .. • Jaffice Todde • ~,iii. ~ - John A., , Gambie, „ ' ' Thomas Weaver, , I ~,,, "Willtain'Geithart,.. :', ' J - '.Foh 13: Weidman,' - ,- DaviffiGileliorei,k 1. 0,, K. G.-Whltei 4 -1 , .:!: vo • . ,,,Yir gil G 11 311012.4 -.,•!. ~.,? , Geo...W..Wiledlf.aedi. , ~,. Willitim L. Harris, . , It: Young. , 1 .,, . Thomas Hastings, lAfteit ) 31.-tiro4n; Beinelaq.' 1 A w stipt , q co .a. a n e ,i: • SECRETARY'S OFFICE,_ '•' • •! 't -' ' - • - ..11aptatsinmo Frmatiany 28 1838 3 , ~ 4'ool:What, he foregoing is en exact, at4litepid, copy,of a the' Conetitution 'of the Commonwealth of ' -,'Penneylverffitists-tiMenikl-bythe Cenventimibt OW- thousand-eight; hundred _and ,thirty-sewaAtkirtlN eights" deposited in this Office on the ,261 day.of. Pebruary;:ll33B ;', the' imendmenti being 'l. ' if/1/k; 14snd 'theetetained hotline of;•illif" present nittitok.! ~40.1 0 in . I. 4 l4 oPletteryrzt . . • "'°` t: • • , f,j '4 , .1:+ •,.. CI ;r !... t• Itl \ 7, ,, 1. 7 V CA 1/ •••PV I O U O V 'PV , • ,• • , • ''' • ' 'See y'oriheCom tuttieittlt: °- .. f , -'- - • 1 1 'i 1' 1 - 4 , I. IPO 4 1 ' -, ti'lvt , 7 , r L , '...,, EZZE virrrattliSpiasi 4 t a t rro inn u inatitileti a* . - vr ited ! -to torriiiioindlettria Matches, "Fan, Am_ 21. voila.* 7 rY 11 " -. . .I. - Aura 911, • i Wwo TiF-1 MEE - Die ! . Fit. LEHRMAN su 7 RGEON & ACCO,ITC Ult; - .11fce inlfigli,Striet, 411110,00t* east of ;'theldil;"Carhole, Pa. LoRIDERS his professional services to the citizens of this Elate and the public generally, and more , especially to thosewho are suffering from CHRONIC . DISEASP.Simid respectfully iiiforatithesii;that he - protease:l'W cure all isleds of • F.• • - , , ACUTE -A.Np‹cmiitorvic , DISJi AfSES ` sire'in' their.nature curabl% in a "perfect; easy and mild , snaiineri The medicine is adriunistered in 'ternally; is pleisant: to the taste and:luny taken.— Die charges will'he moder(ite, •', ~ ; . in* ,Patiebts; whe n called upins, at their rmectlveplaces of resithince,in this place or its Amity. Persons at a distance, labbring ender Chro. nic Dimises,rnay.obtain_mecical-d iseases , -and medi fel:one month, by addressing him aletteripci - St paid) describing their disease, andenclosing' a cur-' rent five dollar bank note. Medical consultations can be had daily until 'nine o'clock, P. M. unless absent on professional duties. The following' diseases are *stied - end cured on Homoeopathic Medicine, viz : • " Certain Diseases incident to the denitel Organs in the Primary orSecondary stiite,witheut administering in this treatment, without administering . in this treat ment any of the usual offensive and injurious medi cines, so notoriously destructive tolhe human tystem and constitution. , • Consumption, Bronchitis, Palpitation of the Heart Dyspepsia,'Liver Complaint, Bilious Colic, Costive ness... Piste's: ano ' Piles—Gravel-:-Ginst; Rheuma tism, Epilepsy; Asthma„ Sick Hesubsche, Deafness, Giddiness, Hermaor Ruptures, Lameneis froni,Pal-_,, 6 sy, Ulcers or ' old standing sores; Necrosis, Caries of g bones, Cancers, Totter, Tic Douloureua,• St. Vitus' Dance, Diseases of the eye in'general, Fistula Leery 'malia---Giitta Serena, Cataract, King's Evil, Rickets, White Swelling, Dropsy, Dysentery,Pleurity;Hoop i lig Cough - , Croup, Pneumonia, Hysteria, Fluor albus, Melancholy,lncontinence of IJrtne;lnflamed and r.x. , coristed Nipples, Diseases of Women and children Fevers in general; Ague, Scarlet Feder. • .For all the above named and many other diseeses there can be satisfactory evidence given tic-their thorough cure: - Carlisle, August 14, 18.311.---tf. - • • • gSTRAY." , : - . Came the 20th inat..two • • - • - Stray Cows 1 4".. tho . cine tt Brindle and. -White; with it - alit in the left ear, supposed , to twelveor thirteen yoars old. The tither is a ftOn. or mouse 'color ; with: a white face ; aii . ptiOiedia fi ttseTorlaiite4yeara, ;Atli and . giying WILLIAM MULLEN. • Papertown,JnlySl, 1838. ' . . , • We the 'undersigned, Auditogs sppointell.bythe Oiiihatii' Court Of tiffnberland county, to audit and marshnl the assetts in the hands of Liatid Kenower, Alihniidstrater of:fticii6:?lfidl, - deeettied, will meet on Saturday, the 25th of August, of house of C. -. Zug, id the borough .of , Shippensburg. Those interested can present their claims.- - - : S. Dr 11E - NDERSOICT, . , . -..- GTORGE McGINNES, . • • WILL be sold at public sale, oh Satiiiday the Bth • day - • of September , next, a valuable ,lot of ; ground, situate iirTrankford township, about 2 mil* •Alter's mill, and 'three quarters of a mile Wont s tavern; ((formerly Stouck's))'cdjoining lands of • John Burkholder, David Stoner's heirsAind W. A lter: The whole contains 6 Acres of Land, more or-less, •- having thereon erected a 'two story Weatherboarded (louse, with a stone Kitchen, one and a half stories highi• n - large - sliov and - a Blacks iitli Shop, antra -- 400dbake oven, with :a frame. arciOnd a never fail ing. well of ; water near the door. A„stream_of never wiling water runs through the property. "There are ilho a great variety of choice fruit trees, such as peach, 'livery, apple, plumb, pear, lke. Also a gond Barn. One and a half acres of the above described, land is *beret!, and the residue in a good_ stale of cultiva inn. The pioperty`formerly belonged_ to .Ernanitel N'ewswanger. - :Due . ' attendance will be 'given and irms - of sale made knowii'hY , ItENRY OCKER. ~ August 14, 1838.-3w' . • .• - • -, NOVICE • • 1, the given, that - Letters of Adininistration on 1, the estate of DrIYID STONER; late of Frank.; f,ril township, Cumberland county, deceased, have his day issued in due form of law to the subscribers, •esiding in said township ail mews having.elaims 'r demands against the estate of the said deceased, aro e quested to makeknown the same.without delay— tad- thoselndebted,th said estate to pay their respec tive dues to 'ROBERT LAIRD * • • • BOWMAN, didmiitistrdlors. Frankford Township, • Aug:7,1 . 838. S • • • P LI C L Il4 s lL th bla y o 1: f a s t p P i tll pe o r Sale, lex o o n n Saturday r e t r y ti ,the, Valuable property, situate in , Monroe township,p „timberland county, 7 miles east of Carlisle, on the Aalti more and York Road, and on the Yellow flreeelt ••s creek, adjoining lands of Adam Brandt, George _ Brandt, Jos. Sollenberger and Others, Ontaining -: .. Aateiluititclul ) 'Th' e --proven:TM an, acrice ,STONE, MERCHANT .MILL; ; • three storieshigh, w.itli)bCc run ofatone;...• i • • PLASTER: :111.TIT;• SAVIT Onti!Lwr, ~ s tory• • ME 7 -- :Thelr,ol47lliffitiitcon- antlneatter'gxemliier; will insert the above 4 tintealtad charge this attiee.: BM MEI =EI =EEO Iffl 1. '57" - • -- NOTIGE. July 23,1833, yalitable tot Melia le. -4VEITAITT •, • • • ; and Log . Otte Teiiiiist "rouse ( and stable, and an excellent well of 'Stater. , lie. sold' with' wOnty=threeleiQs'lif land; WhiSli have been. s,;ipart,herstcifore'for that purpose thewhole . to they, at ; t1te,,900.0n : of the purchaser Or purohoeis. • ' 1) Salc,to flononenceat 1R o'oldelt. on said diti; Whin kngdeiW atten* y Fte y1!,1,.bc glyph, and ,terxwi-or site made n;A ~ • , ,•• ;' • • - 10 8' 444N.DT 'TtrE inibs c ribe r;YlAlTlP..rent hi* MERCHANT St GRIM(' MILL, With - 4 rue- rStonea,aituPtOm. Susquehanna River, at the rittitith.ordist.ittiOtiniti- Oreeit, with water itifficieiwto :drive : At 'eteiftlay in the, ‘ ,year ;. every: : thhig in excellent/ order. c ,:The. building is'of stone, three storiea high, .atittiliwitkin itghtortheeailalit thinearA 'Mind and fiiiotitblY sit? anted for .ehtaiitingitican'tirthe'POOCOniiiliVitiatti tind tytt4e• aucrouridiogoooutrp , :Pdaseisheititilras given immediately or to 2 niopthao,..r i l • , ;:ivrt nl3 -Rferetic&-FreaciiCkliViifti;Esq 2 .V4, kfat•if • • •:•] - C.*Algen s • Near Ciarli`if, F. 0,!"13.M.Y. etritY, t • Pavia 58q.ldeceae4L - tr. MEN . . The - subscriberre ' din o 7 ' ph . n on t w a s hing cnnoW•lnnitnonntAlanymi e e taat T"l—on; AR LEMUELiIV,F.4IIi3ofsI4 borough;deetaaedrletekr 1iv."c e ..1 0 1 77 Thilebtek to mid estate, to . nu aprneoVitdiietiAtillyca itioad.hivingciaims or. detainalacto {lnept ihm....71,1), 1 ,?!.1kde1ay, properly tedfortaitiee*nt.-). - • . _ ati#tenti "- - ' ' trilemorciAvis, Adtairx. • August ap•o Its - - • 6161 itta 61. AE, pirrisburg.:June 11,1838, . „ TT✓iudilora.~'
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