Intelligencer & Weekly Advertiser of Saturday, June 12th, 1813. It is as follows : "His excellency Governor Tompkins of New York, arrived here on Saturday last [June 5th], on his way to Washington City, and rested until Monday, thereby setting a laudable example of respect for the Sabbath, on which he attended

designated by the title of "The Saint Patrick Benevolent Society of Lancaster." William Clark Frazer, Esq., was appointed president, and Michael Galligher, Jr., secretary. The purpose of this organization was to render assist- ance to the sick and distressed poor of the community. On Saturday evening, August

who may be found within the borough. The safety and peace of the community are supposed to be materially interested in remov- ing all vagrants and suspicious persons from amongst us. "The citizens composing the nightly patrol are hereby author- ized and enjoined to take up and confine in the common

Between the Comedy and Farce, Comic Songs, by Mr. Williams. To which will be added Colman's celebrated Farce of "THE REVIEW, OR THE WAG OF WINDSOR." Caleb Quotem, . . . Mr. Williams. Box 50 cents. Pit 25 cents. Doors to open at 6, curtain to rise at 7 o'clock. For particulars see bills. After this