PUBLICK SALES AND NO I'ICES
fLITKLE. T CILLECTORS
fritwßE being a considerable amount of
-lel money required this fall to meet all
the necessary expenses attending the several
•etions and for other purposes, the Com
tili,,,jorrrs would again request all the Cot.
1••: !ors tO.u:3c Cieir beat exertions to collect
ray over t,;L• am-unt of their several
eato: , a= S. 'n a pos- - -”,!”, It is abso
twc:•s,3fr that those who are several
l:alod settle ::;• , ir accounts
Further
V rs,_ .
oy fu fore the
inll.ll
ocab t Boaru of Commissioners,
l'icusuror,
0 •,oher 31, lo•itf
L••! - p •
e.efYsSter 7 S l NOtiCCS.
In •
Nptiee is hereby Vixen,
T O all Legate: ; persons con
corned, th:q life ADiIL fNISTRA-
Tig 1C:00 ;S of the deceased per
sons hen:ll,-r! 77 ny2:dioned,will be presented
to 'lnt Orph4ns Court of Adams County, for
i;:.nfi:.tnation and e ,ace, on 3londayihe
2.[ls day of _V,,veratier ncxt, viz;
Th o „,p oon t o f D ivtd Chamberlain, Ex
ecutor of the E.:!:,te of Hannah Coshun,
cl , icease d.
T:ie account of :lon ry N. Slagle, one of
th:, Executors of the Estate of Dorothy
deceased.
The ileconnt of Abi:alitun Lichtenwalter
no I .14111419 Spangler, Executors of the Estate
of Seinole, deceased.
The account of Henry Homier and Chris
tian Limier, Administrators of the Estate
of Joseph Homier, deceased, who was Ad•
ministrator of the Estate of Geo. Hemler,
deceased.
The account of [Leary Shireman s Adam)
ktrator of the Estate of Eve Hoshower, de
ceased
_ JAS. A. TfigliPSON, Register.
IngisteesOtiice,Gettys•
I)Jr : z, O. '29, 1 3 :16. c.
CiiWie, Sale.
timiersig:Jerl, Trustees of DAVID
Etninn, will sell at public sale, on
2'i r e 6 (big the 20ili of November next, nt 1
o'clock M. at the Court house in Gettys.
burgh.
Jut' Lot qf Ground,
:itinte in South Baltimore Street, Get
tyi;burgh, adjoining David Sweney and
nearly opposite Cooper's Store—on which
a r e erected; a 11 Story D!VEL•
41113
• 9
with a Kitchen attached—Stable, and other
improvements, together w. a convenient
2 Story STORE 11OU6E, fronting on
main Street. •
Also, a buildia,g. Lot,
Situate ink Washington street; near the
Catholic Church.
Jitso, one Lot of Lusul,
containing a!ar• , . idjonung S S.
Forney, Da "Li; , fer and others.
Jtso, a iVdorl Lot,
Situate in Cumberland township, containing
obmit 11.Q5 ile adjuining Jacob Sherfich
and others.
For further particulars, enquire of S. S.
Forney„residing iu Gettysburgh. Terms
will be made known on the day of sale.
S. S. FORNEY,
Trustees.
JOSEPh LATSUAW,
Octobur 31,1836. - -
HANDS WANTED
15 SANDS
ItIT ANTED Immediately, to work on
Yr Section No. 2, Gettysburg Exten
sion Pennsylvania Rail Ro d.
Thu highest wages and constant employ
ment will be given.
fijrThe work is situated on the South
side of the South Mountuin,the most healthy
part of Pennsylvania.
A. G. NEVIN, Contractor.
Gettysburgh. October 24, 1836.
Ct t a ealtifo+
TIMMAS J. COOPER has taken into part
nership ROB I: HT W. M'SLIERItY under the
firm of COOPER & APSHERRY, who
have just received a fresh stock of GOODS,
consisting of
Diry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, - tiara:wave,
11 °flow - Ware, Sze.
which they are determined to sell as Low
as any other Establishment in the Country.
The public arc invited to call and examine
fur themselves.
COOPER & M'SIIERRY.
NOTICE.
PERSONS having Notes on Book ac
counts of long standing will do well to call
and settle without delay.
THOMAS J. COOPER.
October 24, 1926. 3t-30
NOTICE.
.ESTATE' of Jacob Walker late of Lati
mon) To aship deceased.
The auditors emanated at the last Orphans
Count hal in and For the County of Adams,
adjust and apportion the assets remain
ing of -aid estate,. to. and among the ere&
- tors of said deceased, will meet at the house
of John .Yetts in the Borough of Gettysburg
ott-Ftiday the ::nth tray of November next,
at 10 o'ciock A. m.
ENltt AI M MARTIN,- )
ADAM W A LTEIt, c ' Auditor.
SA 11'L RUIN ESTOCK, • )
tit:WI:LI :2.1, 1,36.
o.:;)"Tit , !.its or our who prilitti9.
%; a-• 1)) . tivin•criug it
PUI3LICK NOTICES, &c.
Nett, eletifS.
VITITIZEROW
OAS just returned from the city with a
large and splendid assortment 'of
rzzsx a.cons
, uitable fbr the season, consisting of every
variety of
Goats, Groceries, auit
queens - wave.
Ins AssoirrmuNT OF
Cloths and Cassimers
he calls particular attention to. Its Goons
have been all selected with care, and will
be sold as cheap as the . ) , can he procured at
any oilier Establishment. The Public are
respectfully requested to call and judge for
themselves.
Gettysburg!), Oct. 10. • tf-214
- pvittAtc
(5111 E subscriber will sell nt public sale,
LL on Tneßdny the 1 5th of November next,
on the premises, at 12 o'clock 31 .
Situate in M
,r ountjoy township, Adams coun
ty, Pa. adjoining lands of James
• -4 , I H , ' Smith, Isaac Paxton and whers ,
...... 1 0„ containing Vii) Acres, more or
less, of Patented Land. The improvements
are, A TWO STORY
MO V I 031
two Barns, Wagon Shed and Corn Crib; a
stone Spring house over a never failing
Spring of water; a first- rule Lime Kilo,
(with three or four thousand bushels of Lime
on the land)—the whole farm is in a g , iml
state of cultivation.
.3 Tract of .11onnlain land.
.st-4•,, A Situate in Franklin township, Ad
-714: nas county; adjoinin g lands of 1,l r.
Mickley and others, containin g
60 Acres, more or less.
Either o: the above tracts will be sold
ogether or divided, to ,tut purchasers.
'Perms made known on the day of sale,
and attendance given by
.10l IN WILSON (of C.)
October 17, 183“. is-29
APILIBILIC S
"TILL he sold at Public Sale, on the
premises, on Saturday the 26th
November, inst, in Menallen township,
Adams County, the followingo • ;
• •
property—viz: al Tract or
Chesln;tt Land, contain- (
io2 6 29 acr es, more or lesq, adjoining lands
of Nicholas Ilu.-her,Jobi. Walter and others.
It will be sold In lots so as to suit purcha-
sers.
Terms of sale made known on said day,
and a reasonable credit will be given.
GEORGE STA LITER
• November 7, .1.836
PUBLIC SALIEL
IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust, Ili
Subscribers, Trustees of Bonius FAH
NESTOCK, tivill oftbr at Public Sale, on Fri
day the Nth of December next,at 12 o'
clock, 11.1.
A TRACT or LAND,
Situate in Menallon township,Adains emunty,
containing 10 Acres, inure or less, having
thereon a
A TAN-YARD,
with 16 LAYAWAY and other necessary
Vats, large Burk Shed and Shop, Patent
&c. There ts a constant sup.
ply of running water through the Yard.
THE ()Turn IMPROVEMENTS AltE
TWO GOOD LOG
DWELLING
II OET E ,
BARN, and a good bearing Oreittird,
w , :, .a well of ,rood water at the door. Tho
land is of the first quality, and under good
fence, containing a sufficiency of good Men
dow. This property is situated on the
Pine-Grove and Berlin road, in a very
healthy situation, and' is well located as to
the advantages of country hides and bark.
and is well worthy the attention of any per
sun wishing to engage in business of this
kind.
C. P. KEENER, T rustees
WILLIAM REX,
November 7, 1P.16.
AUDITORS' MEETING.
THE undersigned, Auditors, appoinied
by the Orphans Court of Adams county, to
adjust and distribute the assets remaining
in the bands of the Administrators of MOSES
JENKINS. to and amongst the Creditors and
Legatees of said deceased, will meet on
Friday the 25th of Novemt.er next, at 10
o'clock, A. SI at the house of J. A. Thomp
son, in Gcttysburgh. All persons having
claims etainst said estate, will exhibit th , •
same, properly authenticated, on that day
WM. N. - IRVINE,
SA MLFA HN ESTOCK, Auditors,
JOEL B. DANNER,
October 24, 1836.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
j , IRAYED or Stolon from tho subscriber, on
) or about the 14th of tho present month, a
whito and black ETTE R, with black oars long
tail (with thin long hair) a few black Spots on
his body; with a chain collar around his neck
without a tom° on it. Tho dog answors to the
num() of ROVER; is about ton months old and
untrained. •
The subscriber wiil give Five all
reasonable expenses paid if broughl Immo) forthe
dog—or, if stolen. the übove rcward will ho given
for the delivery afblie dog and en conviction of
the thief.
t iii-130
Tin) vulf,ct ibex can bo found at l'ilomption's
Hotel.
U. L. THIS•CLE.
Octriber 31, Iti3li. 31-31
A FARM,
-AL9O,-
CABINET-MAKING, &c.
CABINET-WAWF:HOUSE,
WlrM=E=l
'VFW subscriber respectfully informs his
/a- old friends and customers that he has
on hand, and is prepared at all times to
manufacture,
ellahogany, &Maple, Cherry
and Walnut
7112 41, rt i c ir wi
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION IN lIIS LINE.
His materials are good; his work warranted,
and of the la est patterns. His terms are
moderai , • and accommodated to ttin times
Fur CORTINS Fme•
tually attended to.
DAVID HEAGY.
Gettysburg, June 13, 1836. tf-11
e 0 ste DDLE .IXD
'I'U UNK FACTORY.
ralllE Subscriber returns his thanks to
IL the Public for the very liberal support
extended to him, and would respectfully
state that he is :►t all times prepared, at his
old Stand in Chambersburg Street, a few
floors ‘V e t of th , Cuuri.Hous.•, to
Make, Trim and Repair
aiaz
Barouches
`r - - - CARRIAGES
of all kinds, in a neat, fashionable and sub"
stlimal manner, of GOOD MATERIALS and at
the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to manufacture, and
has now on hand,
SADDLES
2
BRIDLES, "
IVIARTIAMALES y -
Saddle-bags, a 'ortmanteaus,
Trunks, Harness,
AND EVERY OTHER ARTICLE IN UM LINE OF BUSINESS.
The Public are respectfully invited to
give him a call before purchasing, elsewhere.
kinds of Vlarketing taken in ex
change for work at fair prices.
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Gettvsburr, May 2, 1R26. tf-5
BOOTS & SHOES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS
AND M N ,
SHOES,
Just received and for sale by
J. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
();7—lfuving made arrangements at homy
for that purpose, BOOTS and SHOES
can ho made to order in a workmanlike
manner and at the shortest notice.
April 4,1836. tf—l
NEW BOOT & SHOE
is `-32
~~ ~niQx
ESTABLISHMENT.
/NIUE Subscriber beg leave to inform
- 11 1- his Friends and the Public in general,
that he has commenced the business of
manufacturing
. BOOTS
AN D Mgr
SHOES
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
fit his residence in East York Street,afew
doors from the Court• House:
Where he intends always to keep on hand
a general assortment of first-rate work—
Men's and Boys' BOOTS, MONROE
SHOES and PUMPS ;
Ladies' Morocco, Stuff & Leather SHOES;
Misses' and Children's MONROES and
SHOES, of every description.
pr Having 6rst•rate Stock and hands,
he hopes to receive a share of Public
patronage.
Gettysbur2, June 27, 18 '6
(* - -VIERCHAN S from the Country
will be supplied by the dozen, at fair prices,
Gettysburg manufticture.
Two or Three .Tourneymen,
First-rate wort; en, wanted immediately
SYWIRAY COW.
CIA 11E to the farm of the Subscriber in
Cumberland township, on or about
the 15th inst. a dry •MILCH
COW, of a pale red except a er" ) -
tt
WOO '
few white spots; short tail, and ~- -5 ,0 -- - **-0.z.---
cro , •ked horns,one of which appears to hay,
been broken off. No other marks percepti
ble. The o w ner is requested to cull, prove
property, pay charges and take her Away.
JACUB HERBST.
October 31, 1836. 3t-31
S rOVES•
PARLOUR STOVE,elegantly
finish
ed, of a new pattern, suitable for eith•
er Coal or Wood—also—a second hand
CooKusx STovil with all necessary appa
ratus, for sale at
ANDREW POLLY'S 'shop.
Getty9hurgh,Oet. 3, 1830. 3t-27
tin 30
Liberty Riflemen,
ATTENTION!
A Court of Appeal for the past year will
be held at the house of Mr. N. Mor.
ritz, on Saturday the 26th of November inst.
at 12 o'clock, lit. where till interested will do
well to attend.
SA MUM ARTHUR, Capt.
November 7, 1&36.
SUCH AS,
A. B. KURTZ
WALDIE'S LITERARY OMNIBUS.
Norel and important Literary Enterprise'
NOVELEI, TALES, DIOGR•PIIY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, RE.
VIEWS, AND THE NF.WP DP THE DAY.
Il' was one of the great objects of "Wal
die's Library" to "make good reading cheaper,
and •o bring literature to every man's door." That
object has been accomplished; we have given to books
wings,and they have flown . to the uttermost parts of
our vast continent,carrying society t the secluded,oc
cupation to the literary, information to all We now
propose still further to reduce prices, and render the
mesas to a literary banquet more than Mold.' accrua
ble ; we gave and c Minim to give in the quarto li
brary a volume weekly for two cents a day; we now
propose to give a Volume in the same p. rod far less
than four cent, a meek, rind to add as a piquant 'wa
goning to the dish a few columns of shorter literary
matters,and a summary of the news and events of the
day. We know by experience and calculation that
we can go still further in the matter of reductiomand
we feel that there is still verge enough for us to aim
at offering to an increasing literary appetite that men
tal food which it craves
The Select Circulating Library, now as ever so
great a favorite, will continue to make its weekly vi
sits,and to be issued in a form for binding and preser
vation, and its price and form will remain the same
But we shalldu the first week in January,issue a huge
sheet of the size of the largest newspapers of Anwri
ca,but on very superior paper. also filled with books
of the newest and moss entertaining, though in their
several departments of Novels, Tales, Voyages, I'm
els,&.c., select in their character, joined with read
ing such as usually should fill a weekly newspaper.
By this method we hope to accomplish a great good;
to enliven and enlighten the faintly cirele,and to give
to it,at an expense which shall he no consideration to
ny,a mass of reading that in nook form would alarm
the pockets of the prudent. and to do it in a manner
that the most sceptical shall acknowledge "the pow •
er of concentration can no farther go." No book' which
appears in IValdies Quarts Library will be puldish•
ed in the Omnibus, which will be an entirely distinct
periodical.
TERMS.— I frahlie's Literary Omnibus will be is
sued every Friday morning, printA on paper of a
quality superior to any oilier weekly shset,und of the
largest size. It will contain,
Ist. Il•mks,the newest and the best that can be pro
cured, equal every week to a London duodecimo vu
lame, embrneiug Novels, Travels, Memoirs, &c. and
only chargeable with newspaper postage
2d. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches, notices of
books,and imorruation from "the world of letters," of
every description.
3d. The news of the week concentrated to a small
compass, but in sufficient amount to embrace n know
ledge of the principal events,political and Miscellane
ous, of Europe and America.
The price will be two dollars to clubs of five sub
scribers where the paper is forwarded to one address.
To clubs of two individuals, five dollars; single mail
iitthscribers,three dollars The discount Olt uncurrent
money will be eharg , d to the remitter; the low price
and superior paper absolutely prohibit paying a dis
count. ~
On no condition will a copy ever be sent until the
payment is received in advance.
As the arrangements for the prosecution of this great
literary undertaking are all made, and the proprktor
has redeemed all his pledges to a generous public for
many years, no fear of the non-fulfilment o the con
tract c be felt. The Omnibus will be regularly- is
sued, and will contnin in a year reading mater equal
in amount to two volumes of hoe's Cyclopedia, for the
small stun mention d above
Address, post paid, ADAM %V A ',DIE.
16 Curpcnter St. Philath 1 phia.
Novvinber 7, 1'136
% ea. T YP
WIIEREAS the Hon. D. DURKEE,
Esq. President of the several Courts
of Common Pleas, in the Counties compos
ing the Nineteenth Dist net ,& Just ice of the
Courts of Over and Terminer, and General
Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and
other offenders in the said District—and
DANIEL SHEFFER and Wm. NI'ULEAN,Esqs
Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas, and
Justices of the Courts of Over and Tenni
mpl General Jail Delivery, for the trial
of all capital and other offenders in the Coun
ty of Adams—have issued their precept,
bearing date the 27th day of April, ip
the year of our Loan one thousand eight
hundred and thirtv•six, and to me directed,
Ibr holding a Court of Common Pleas, and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
General Jail Delivery, and Court of Over
and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday
the '2Nd day of November instant—
Notice, is hereby Given,
To all the Justices of the Peace, the Coro.
ner, and Constables, within the said County
of Adorns, that they be then and there, in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Re
cords, Inquisitions, Examinations, and other
Remembrances, to do those things, which
to their offices and in that behalf appertain
to be done and also they who will prosecute
against the prisoners that are, or then shall
be, in the Jail of the said County of Adams,
are to be then and there,to prosecute against
thorn as shall he just.
TAUGHINBA . rGII, Sheriff:
November 7,1836, to 32
Trial List, .Nov. Term, 0436.
James Galbrath vs. James Lockort.
David Roth vs. William McClellan.
Galhrath vs. Daniel Rife and others.
Ignatius Miller vs. John Kohler.
Griest's Executors vs. Allan Robinotto.
Groaff, use of Myers, vs. Samuel and Jos.
Northland..
Adam Myers vs. John L. Fuller's Administrator
Henry Hoffman vs. John Fahnostock.
Michael Dugan vs Jacob Barnitz.
The Bank of Cottvsburgh, use
Jumuel Morthland, vs. N. Wiormen, S eom
ly and S. Northland.
Joshua Snyder & John Snyder vs. Peter Snyder,
Jas. Snydor, John Day & other.
The Bank of Gettysburgli vs. John Bs inainan,
with notice, &c.
FOR ARGUMENT.
Thomas McKnight vs. Adam Spangler.
same vs: same.
Wm. Slo..ecker vs. Sebastian 'l'royor.
November 7, 1836.
Grand, Jury, Nov. 7'erm, t $436.
Iltnat/tonban—Ezra Blythe,Esq. D. Witborow
Huntington—Jolni Brame.
Straban—Honry Hassler.
Germany—John A. Davis, M. R. Nusacar, Esq
Berwick—Henry Gitt.
Barougb—John Barrett.
Cumberland—Jacob Mulkey, Joo. Young,Jno.
Eyler, George Guinn.
Mountp/easant—Henry Sanders, Peter Weik
ort, Sebastian Weaver.
Latimore—Jes.e Cook, John Ziegler.
Mountjoy—William Golden.
Franklin—Daniel Mickley, (of D.)
Menallen—John Walter.
Hamilton—Samuel Waggoner.
Liberty—Jacob Myers.
Conowago—John Swartz, John Kendig.
General Jury.
Huntington—Thos. Stephens,Esq. Wm.Sadler.
jr. H. Bittinger.
Menalien—Peter Dollone, D. Hoffman. -
Mountpleasant —Jesse Wolford, Geo. Carl.
Berwick—John Sneeringer, Peter Diehl, Jos.
R. Henry,Esq. Peter Hull, Goo. Wolf.
Conotoago—J.G Morningstar,Esq. J. Melhorn,
Esq. Geo. Basehore, Jos. Sneorineerjr.
Strohan—Rob't King, Garret Brinkerhoff, Sa
tnuol Beitlor, Michael Saltzgever.
Liberty—H. McDivitt. N. Randolph, M. 8011.
Borough Geo. Gilbert, Q. Armstrong, Esq.
Cumberland—Goo. Bushman, Frederick Herr.
Hatuillonbata—lsrool
Latimore—Jacob Griest. '•
Franklin--James Morrow, D. Herman, jr.
Reading—Jacob Shetron, Francis Fiches, Da
vid White.
Hamilton—Robert M. Michoacan.
Tyroae—Peter
TO TE.460EMP.13.
lIODROPOBALS will be received at the
Tavern of Mr. Alfred Cole, in Littles•
town, until 2 o'clock, P. M. on Saturday the
26th of November inst., for Six Teach
erg for Public schools in Germany town
ship. By order,
JONATHAN C. FORREST.
November 7. 1H:;6. m-32
DAILY & SE%II-%V EEKLY
Pennsylvania Telegraph
THE advantage of havicg a DAILY PA
PER published at Harrisburg, during the
Session of the Legislature, containing lull
early and corr ct Rep-rts °line proceeding
of both branches, is generally known ow
aeknowledged by ritiz. us of intelligence it
all parts of the commonwealth At the
urgent solicitation of .rentlen in r.l high res
pectability, the experiment was tried hi the
!subscriber, at the last Session, and 'lough
, commenced at a late day without previous
'notice, the encouragement extender to it,
by men of all parties, exceeded his expecta
tions; vet it was not sufficient to meet its
expense by a large sum. With a belief
that sufficient patronage may be olvained
to s"cure the publisher from loss, white he
confers ri fiivor upon the public, the subseri•
her proposes to publish again a Daily Pa
per, during the Session. provided a sufficient
pat ronage be extended to defray the expense.
As its poldwation will depend upon the p a _
ironage receivi d, he solicits the aid ofeditors,
and those friendly to the prospect, in all
ports of the state. Their favors will be
gratefillly acknowledged.
The DAILY TELEGRAPH will be
published on a large medium sheet, with
handsome iype, at $3 50 for the Session, if
paid in advance, or by the Ist of January
next —or $4, if not paid until after that time.
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sheet, with handsome type, at 82 for the
Session, payable in advance, or befOre the
end of the Session.
VI" -- J'"I'liere will be no deviation from the
above terms.
THEO. FENN.
Harrisburg!), Nov. 7, 16136.
Dori. isbur,,T Chronic.; e.
ROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGIS, MIZE
THERE having been at no time within
the recollection of the subscriber,a precisel%
correct and impartial synopsis given of the
Legislative proceedings in both Hone.;
arid there being considerable anxiety mani
fested on this iICCOUnt throughout the state,
the editor of this paper has made arrange
ments fir giving full, fair and yet -nn- tact
accounts of all the savings and doings i n
that body, the coming session. Phis prep•
aratien has been considered the more ne
cessary, inasmuch as the next Legislature
will be an unusually interesting One. ( l l s
because, the two elective branches of the
Government are different in complexion (in
a political point of view,) and both differ
f nn the Executive branch of the Govern
ment—such a state of things has not occur
red for many years, if ever, in Pennsylvania
There will be, therefore, clashings of inter
ests, and confliction , in opinions.
The CHRONICLE is now printed on new
type. and contains one third more reading
matter than has been heretoibre presented
to its readers; and is now ore of the largest
(there being hut one equal in size,) papers
published in this place. Along with she
Legislaiive proceedings will be given regu
larly the proceedings of Congress and all
other matters that may prove interesting.
TERMS: This paper will, as heretofore
he published twice a week during the ties
sion of the Legislature, and once a week
during the remainder of the year. on a fine
double medium sheet and new type, at 83
per annum, payable in advance. For the
session alone $2 in advance. For six months
including the session of the Legislature $2
50 in advance. N subscriber can discon
tirue his paper until all arrearages are pate•
110.. Any person forwarding five name
as subscribers shall have a copy of the
Chronicle one year gratis.
E. GUYER.
•
November 7, 1836.
Pennsylvania Reporter.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
THE Editor of "The Pennsylvania Re
porter and Democratic State Journal," res
pectfullv informs the public that he intend
giving full, fitir and impartial reports of the
proceedings of the legislature, during the
approaching ses-ion. Good reporters wilt
attend in the Senate and House of Repre
sentatives, and in ardor to furnish subscri
bers with as great a quantity of legislative
information a possible, arrangements are in
pr .ress so to increase the dimensions of
th Reporter and late Journal, as to make
he lar eat a per published ,n this place.
It will be oi lilted with new type upon paper
of a super.or quality, and no exertions will
he spared to rei•der it worthy of a.continu•
ante of the liberal patronage it has hereto
fore enjoyed, and to make it acceptable to
the public in general, and particularly to
citizens of Pennsylvania, a a history of our
legislative proceedings. The plan adopted
as to the reports, will be as follows:
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