be erected over the Pequea. �Last Thursday was the day appointed by Congress to deter- mine where the seat of the new government should be situated. Proposals were made by Carlisle, Lancaster, Yorktown, German- town and Reading, in Pennsylvania. Proposals were also received from Trenton, [N. J

German weekly, established August 8th, 1787. It was called Neue Unpartheyische Lancaster Zeitung, and Anzeigs-Nachrichten (New Nonpartisan Lancaster Gazette and News Advertiser). A complete file of this newspaper, covering the first six years of its publication, is carefully preserved in the library of

country. She can speak German as well as English. Any kind of grain, flour, whiskey, or other farm pro- ducts, will be accepted, at market price, for payment. The terms will be made very agreeable to the buyer. Whoever desires to purchase this woman and the children, can ascertain the price and the